2026-27 Winter Activity Guide

Teen Services Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm 742 Miller Drive SE, Leesburg

703-737-8042 • loudoun.gov/Teens facebook.com/LoudounCountyTeens Instagram @LoudounCountyTeens

Winter with Teen Services Calling all Teens! Are you ready? Compete in Teen Services Super Bowl LXI for your chance to win up to $200 in prizes!

Take on other teens in our Madden 27 eSports Tournament, show off your skills, and battle your way to victory. Invite a friend, bring your A-game, and let the games begin! Also this winter: get your guitars ready! Battle of the Bands continues with battles in December and Febrary, with the final battle at Tally Ho Friday, March 5.

eSports Tournament

Ages 10-18 249002-01

Teen Lounge Hours & Locations Douglass Community Center Monday–Friday, 5:00–9:30pm Lucketts Community Center Wednesday & Thursday, 5:00-9:00pm Sterling Community Center Monday, 4:30-6:00pm

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11:00am-4:00pm 1/30 $5

Youth Advisory Council Members of the Loudoun Youth Advisory Council have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, meet new people, and be a voice for Loudoun’s teens. Members work with local nonprofits to plan special events, (e.g., Loudoun’s Battle of the Bands and Step Up), work on community service projects, participate in leadership field trips, and promote teen-centered events. Spaces are limited in this competitive pro- gram; applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For more information and applications, please visit loudoun.gov/Teens.

Tuesday-Friday, 4:30-9:00pm Teen Volunteer Program

The Teen Volunteer Program provides an opportunity to complete your community service hours in a dy- namic setting. Volunteer opportunities vary and may include service hours in children’s programs, parks and community centers. Current volunteer oppor- tunities are for high school teens. Visit loudoun.gov/ Teens to submit the PRCS volunteer application. WORK Program The Work Ordered Repayment Kids (WORK) Program provides an additional step in the graduated sanc- tions available to individuals who are given commu- nity service hours by the courts. The WORK Program is a supervised community service program that develops work sites in and around Loudoun parks, community centers, and various PRCS programs. For more information and to register visit loudoun.gov/ Teens.

Register for winter programs at loudoun.gov/PRCSConnect

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