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What’s Up in Alexandria This Weekend: September 8-10

(Updated 4:15 p.m.) The celebration of all things cocktail kicks off on Friday with the start of Old Town Cocktail Week across Alexandria. There will be seminars, themed events, and celebrations to engage with local establishments and the burgeoning cocktail culture during Old Town Cocktail Week.

For the little ones, and kids of all ages, the city is bringing its vehicle fleet out to Chinquapin Park for Tons of Trucks 2023 on Saturday.

This weekend has something for everyone, here’s a look at what’s happening for events, live music, and entertainment, enjoy! 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

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