Couples will learn to speak clearly and constructively, and listen attentively, enabling them to transform conflict into collaboration. The Couples Communication Workshop is presented by the Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program. There is no cost to participate, however, preregistration is required. Call 804-734-6381.

All job seekers in the Fort Lee community are invited to take part in a "JobZone" event that offers in-person attendance at the Lee Club or virtual participation. More than 20 companies and federal agencies with openings available will be participating. Individuals can register and upload resumes at www.jobzoneonline.com. 

Child and Youth Services at Fort Lee is hiring Program Assistants. Information about the positions - including what's being offered in the way of pay, benefits, and recruitment and retention bonuses - will be shared at this Virtual Recruitment Fair. A full description of the event and details for submitting required documents in advance can be found at the following link: https://lee.armymwr.com/calendar/event/cys-recruitment-fair/5293928/62335. 

The Overtime Sports Bar (downstairs level of Lee Club) is hosting the next quarterly event in which leaders can relax with their team members and build camaraderie through conversation and fun activities. Complimentary refreshments will be available. Right Arm Night is open to all ranks and services, military or civilian. For more information, call 804-734-7541.

Authorized Family and MWR patrons are invited to this special event to be held at the Paintball Range adjacent to the Outdoor Recreation Center, building 15014, 5th Street. Players must be 13 years of age or older and those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The rental cost is $40, which includes a marker, air, face mask and 500 paintballs. For more information, call 804-765-2212.

Hosted by the Fort Lee Housing Office, this workshop for military home buyers will be held in the Soldier Support Center, Room 129. Participants will learn about financial considerations, the role of lenders, working with a real estate agent, the home inspection process, closing the sale and more. Required registration can be completed at virginiahousing.com/findaclass. For questions, call 804-765-3862.

Dress in your scariest, most ravishing or funny costume and come to the HideAway club for this fun and festive annual celebration. Doors open at 6 p.m. The evening will feature a costume contest, door prizes, music and drink specials. There is no cover charge and all community members are welcome. The HideAway is located on 5th Street, adjacent to the Outdoor Recreation facility. For further info, call 804-734-1755. 

Service members, civilian employees and their spouses are invited to this monthly briefing in the Soldier Support Center auditorium. Participants will learn about various installation activities including the Exchange, Child and Youth Services, Safety, Housing, FMWR and others. COVID-19 safety protocols are expected to be followed by all participants. Future briefings are set for July 5 and Aug. 2. For further info, call 804-454-5719.

The ACS Financial Readiness Program hosts a free in-person seminar, "Money on the Move," every first Tuesday of the month in Room 125 of the Soldier Support Center. Seminar topics include financial entitlements and costs associated with PCS moves. Slots are limited. The training is mandatory for E-4 and below and O-2 and below. For more information and to register, call 804-765-3800.

The Army Community Service Family Advocacy Program will present a free class, titled "What to Expect Now That You're Expecting," in building 1231, Mahone Avenue. The session will cover body changes during pregancy, financial considerations, labor and delivery, what dads need to know to support mom, and more. To register for the class, call 804-734-6381.

The Lee Playhouse theater group presents "A Christmas Story" over three weekends in November at the Lee Theater. This well-known holiday favorite tells the classic story of 9-year-old Ralphie's quest to get a genuire Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas, but everyone he asks insists "you'll shoot your eye out!" All shows are open to the public. Tickets are $15 for adults and $7 for youths, age 16 and under. For further information, call the box office at 804-734-6629.

The Lee Playhouse theater group presents "A Christmas Story" over three weekends in November at the Lee Theater. This well-known holiday favorite tells the classic story of 9-year-old Ralphie's quest to get a genuire Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas, but everyone he asks insists "you'll shoot your eye out!" All shows are open to the public. Tickets are $15 for adults and $7 for youths, age 16 and under. For further information, call the box office at 804-734-6629.