Free events in Front Royal, VA

Connect with Laurel Ridge Community College at an information table inside the Bowman Library. The Outreach Team will be available to discuss academic programs, workforce training options, transfer pathways, financial aid, admissions, and student support resources. This informal visit is designed for anyone considering college, exploring a career change, or building new skills. No registration is required, simply drop in to learn more about opportunities at Laurel Ridge.

Enjoy a family friendly night featuring a different theme each week, from Disney and R&B to rock and throwbacks from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. There is no admission charge. Plan to arrive early to find seats.

The 4th annual Mabon Luna Market celebrates the fall season with an outdoor marketplace set along the walking mall in front of the store. Over twenty vendors will offer a broad mix of products and services, so there is something for everyone. The setting also makes it easy to explore all that Old Town has to offer while browsing the booths. Prospective vendors can find the application in the event’s discussion page. Moon Phased and Megan or Heather Cammer are the only organizers, and any messages or comments about vendor opportunities from others should be treated as spam.

Celebración of Winchester honors Hispanic Heritage Month with a free, family friendly festival that spotlights vibrant culture and community spirit. Attendees can enjoy live Latin music and performances, traditional dance showcases, complimentary children’s crafts and activities, collaborative art projects, interactive experiences, and a variety of food vendors. Admission is free and the festivities will proceed rain or shine. The event celebrates the traditions and enduring contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities.

A sweet and simple morning at the farm features a relaxed story time created for toddlers and preschoolers, with something to enjoy for children of all ages. In the backyard, Ms. Katherine reads a special story outdoors. After the reading, families can stay, pack a lunch, and spend time together on the farm. The market store will be open during the event for anyone who wants to take a look inside. This is a free community gathering with no entry charge, offering an easy way to connect with family and neighbors.