the Mosby Woods neighborhood
Our Home in Fairfax, Virginia
537
houses
1960s
decade built
100%
welcoming
Our homes are tucked into woodsy streets bordered by Route 50 and Interstate 66. We are an active, inclusive neighborhood with a friendly neighborhood association, fun annual events, and lots of dog walkers, bike riders, and spontaneous sidewalk gatherings. Welcome home!
Events Calendar
There are several beloved annual events we’ve organized for years, and new ones recently launched. We also have Community Forward Listening Sessions Nov 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 18.
Naming Review
In the midst of a national effort to reflect on place names, volunteers have gathered historic and current context for all Mosby Woods residents’ consideration.
History
Built in the 1960s, Mosby Woods is the largest neighborhood in the city of Fairfax. Learn about the undeveloped land, the builder and original sales, and major happenings over our half century (and then some!) history.
Mosby Woods
Community News
- Update on Connecting Fairfax City for All InitiativeThe Connecting Fairfax City for All Stakeholders Group will present its recommendations regarding confederate iconography in the City tonight. According to the Engage Fairfax website: “The Connecting Fairfax City for All stakeholder advisory group will present recommendations to City Council during aContinue reading “Update on Connecting Fairfax City for All Initiative”
- Tonight: City’s Last Listen and Learn SessionJoin in tonight at the City of Fairfax’s final community listening and learning session, Thursday, June 24 at 7pm. The topic, according to the Connecting Fairfax City for All section of the Engage Fairfax website, is “Commemorating the Civil War:Continue reading “Tonight: City’s Last Listen and Learn Session”
- City trail work in the little park at Ranger and ShilohThe City shared updates about it’s project expanding the George T. Snyder Trail, which currently runs along the creek behind the shopping centers on both sides of Plantation. As the City proceeds with extending the trail further west to RouteContinue reading “City trail work in the little park at Ranger and Shiloh”
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