Events in Loudoun County, VA

Stick N Shoot at Loudoun Ice Centre provides time on the ice to work on anything you need. Admission is $18 per player and $15 per goalie, and drop-ins are welcome.

Women Giving Back celebrates community heroes with a special shopping opportunity. Firefighters, EMS, and law enforcement can select women’s and children’s clothing at no cost. Registration is not required. For reasonable accommodations, email Marcela@WomenGivingBack.org with five days’ notice.

This prenatal yoga session blends gentle invigoration with deep restoration, inviting participants to build both physical strength and inner resolve. Expect a mindful flow designed to support preparation for birth and welcoming a baby, with a balance of movement and stillness to encourage ease and equilibrium. The practice weaves together mantra, breathwork, and meditation alongside a mix of active and restorative postures. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Props such as blankets, blocks, bolsters, mats, and straps will be available, and personal gear is welcome. Snacks and drinks may be brought, and water will be on hand. Participants may pause for food or restroom breaks at any time and are encouraged to listen to their bodies and avoid overexertion. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Please obtain clearance from a healthcare provider before starting any yoga regimen. If feeling unwell, please skip class and return only when fully recovered to support the health of everyone attending.

Celebrate the Halloween spirit with an outdoor screening of Coco under the stars. Bring blankets and chairs for a cozy seat, and add to the fun by wearing a favorite costume. Before the film begins, take part in seasonal games, visit food trucks for tasty treats, and look out for giveaways while supplies last. As the night sky glows and the movie starts, enjoy a colorful, music-filled story about family, tradition, and the connections that bring people together, with a balance of gentle frights and sweet moments perfect for the season.

At 810 Entertainment Dulles Town Center, a midweek karaoke night puts the spotlight on every singer. Choose big ballads, 2000s throwbacks, or any favorite tune, then keep the momentum going with bowling lanes, billiards, and arcade games under the same roof. Expect a relaxed, judgment free vibe with music, lively energy, and a microphone ready for your moment. Friends can enjoy food and craft cocktails while cheering on each performance.

KARMA curates an evening of house music at Ivy by the Lake, weaving lounge-ready Afro, Latin, deep, and organic sounds with hints of melodic, progressive, and tech house. Settle in with friends as the BackBeat crew teams up with a guest DJ to shape an easygoing soundtrack that helps ease into the weekend. Enjoy relaxing lake views and a welcoming setting, plus a menu that blends Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavors alongside cocktails and hookah.

In South Riding, the Luis Rosado Tennis Academy hosts a tennis program that blends skill-building with engaging court time. Participants of every age and ability can learn the game or advance their play in a welcoming setting. From first swings to sharpening competitive technique, the emphasis is on fundamentals, confidence, and enjoyment of the sport. The program appreciates the support of the South Riding community and looks ahead to a strong season of learning and play.

Moonlit Mavens offers a sacred, women-centered gathering that honors Samhain, often called the witches’ new year. This immersive evening centers on threshold magic and personal sovereignty, inviting participants to cultivate strong energetic boundaries while stepping into the quieter, inward turn of the season when the boundary between realms is especially permeable. The experience includes divination and hands-on ritual craft as attendees create and personalize a full-sized traditional besom. Beginning with a prepared broomstick and bristles, participants adorn the handle and sweep with crystals, dried botanicals, feathers, and natural cordage, infusing their intentions into a tool used to clear energy, protect entryways, and support seasonal rites for years to come. Alongside the craft, expect teachings rooted in ancestral wisdom, a guided inner journey, hot tea with light bites, a special stone for setting intentions, an oracle card to keep, and a small paper journal with pencil for reflections, all within a welcoming circle that encourages heartfelt community connection. The setting is The Magical Cottage, a purpose-created gathering space envisioned and painted into being by artist Amy Walton. This event is well suited to curious seekers, spiritual practitioners, creatives, and groups marking occasions such as birthdays or team bonding, and it remains friendly to those just beginning their path.

Rock the House Music Bingo returns to The Dell: Food & Brew Hall with four themed rounds hosted by Victoria. The playlist spans hits from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and beyond, with a few surprises mixed in. It is free to play and fits any group size, from solo players to large groups. There are four chances to win, with a prize awarded in each round. This happens every Thursday.

An upbeat night of karaoke fills the Carriage Bar, with microphones ready for singers to choose favorite tracks and share the stage in a relaxed, music-filled setting.

Set at The Dark Horse Irish Pub, this event takes place in a rustic setting featuring an Irish-influenced menu and an inviting bar.

Live music comes from Bourbon Moon, a three-piece acoustic band delivering lively, roots-infused takes on blues, bluegrass, classic rock, and traditional Irish fiddle music, highlighted by layered vocal harmonies. The trio features Bob Freeman on fiddle and banjo, Brian Renzella on guitar, harmonica, and vocals, and Ken Hess on upright bass and vocals.

A Halloween-themed trivia night hosted by the Ashburn Library Horror Discussion Group marks the extra Friday in October. To reserve a table, email trivia@blendcoffeebar.com. Walk-in seating will be available on a first come, first served basis.

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms sets up at this farmers market with a sweet selection from the hive. Look for jars of pure golden honey, silky whipped honey, artfully made beeswax candles, and pollen granules rich in nutrients, all sourced directly from the hive. Whether stocking the pantry, elevating breakfast, or choosing an all-natural gift, shoppers can take their time, sample the offerings, and enjoy the taste of local.

This event offers time for relaxation, connection, and self-care in a calm, pampering setting designed to help participants feel refreshed and confident from within. Michelle will present a demonstration of the Marine Collagen and Peptide Mask by LIGHTFUSION and share insights into holistic beauty from OLIVEDA. Attendees can sample a featured beauty product, and each participant receives a $25 certificate that can be applied to OLIVEDA products ordered that day. The experience centers on confidence, beauty, and well-being, providing space to unwind with friends or enjoy some personal time. Those who are not yet members of Marigold Healing Center are asked to complete a free membership form before registering.

Harvest brings local vendors to the Wyndham Garden Manassas for a fall festival and small business celebration in one. Go trick or treating with the vendors and start your holiday shopping early. Admission is free, so wander the tables and see what you find.

Scott Kurt sets the tone for an afternoon of live music with energetic tunes and glasses raised.

Experience a haunted honky-tonk at Tally Ho Theater in Leesburg, VA with Whiskey Glasses, a Morgan Wallen tribute led by vocalist Lee Wiles, delivering a high energy set of hits. This five-piece from the Niagara and Toronto region launched in March 2024 and blends seasoned musicians with fresh talent to honor Wallen’s lyrics and sound while shaping a style of its own. A costume contest awards $100 in cash to the best costume, selected on stage at intermission by the band with help from the crowd.

A Halloween party at Rai’s Rendezvous Kitchen + Bar features the group in festive outfits. Allen Z returns to the stage with them for the first time in 2026.

At Brambleton Market, Blackstone Honey Bee Farms shares a taste of the hive with liquid honey, creamy whipped honey, hand poured beeswax candles, and pollen granules. It is a chance to stock the pantry, brighten your morning toast, or pick up a thoughtful, natural gift. Samples are available so you can experience the flavor of local products.

Weeks 3 and 4 of Bite Club take place at A Click Above in Leesburg, VA, with action on the rear field. After the standard games conclude, a Player's Choice session opens the full field for any game.

In a community where the 20147 area was recently ranked first in Virginia for parental stress, this simple offering creates space to slow down. Hosted at Ashburn Library, it centers on a 21 minute guided meditation that invites you to take a quiet moment, settle your breath, and realign. No experience is required and nothing complicated is involved. Attendance is free and suitable for ages 10 and older. Seats are limited, so advance reservations are encouraged.

Enjoy live music from Hopeless Semantics during an afternoon of lively sounds and full glasses.

Hopeless Semantics brings a custom-curated blend of Americana to Creek's Edge Winery, weaving classic rock, country, blues, folk, and bluegrass into a lively set. The duo rotates among multiple 6-string guitars, a 12-string, mandolin, and keyboard to create a varied sound highlighted by tight vocal harmonies, and they welcome audience requests. Creek's Edge Winery is a family-run, award-winning spot in historic Taylorstown along Catoctin Creek in Loudoun County, offering a beautiful setting alongside some of Northern Virginia's best wines.

Quarterly dance classes return to Ida Lee Recreation Center with a fall session designed for both newcomers and returning dancers. The lineup includes Line Dancing 101 for beginners, touching on country, club, and classic styles; Ballroom 101, which introduces a different ballroom dance each week with fundamentals in styles such as Swing, Cha Cha, Tango, Salsa, and more; Cha Cha I, focused on core steps and technique that work well with contemporary and Latin music; and Hustle II, geared toward experienced dancers who want to expand their repertoire with advanced 3-count Hustle patterns. Tuition is $120 per person for each class.

Heartland Polocrosse Club in Round Hill, Virginia hosts a hands-on polocrosse clinic and training program led by South African coach Bruce MacLarty. Recognized for guiding the South African national team to multiple World Cup titles and for his work on team mindset, creativity, and clear skill development, he brings a proven approach that benefits riders at every stage. The program features a two day clinic with focused instruction and coached chukkas, followed by optional private or small group sessions for targeted work, including young horses and problem solving. Riders of any level who can ride independently in the open on a suitable mount are welcome. Participation is open to non members of the American Polocrosse Association, and horses are available if needed. Bring your own horse by trailer and camp with field side pens, or arrange a loaner in advance. A registration form is required for each rider. Fees are offered as a clinic package or per day, with a discount for monthly Heartland Polocrosse Club activity subscribers. Private sessions are available at a separate rate, also with a subscriber discount. Payment is accepted by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, mail, or at check in, and a small convenience fee applies when using a credit card with PayPal. Safety and barn guidelines apply at all times, including approved riding helmets, proper footwear while mounted, leashed dogs, manure and hay disposal in the designated pile, and up to date negative coggins for horses on site. For details, to reserve a mount, or with questions, contact organizer Jennifer Carpenter at heartlandpolocrosseclubva@gmail.com or 703-475-7832.

Designed for children ages 6 to 11, this small-group camp offers single-day enrollment for $119. Participants must be at least six years old by the start of camp. Pack a peanut-free snack and lunch each day. Enrollment is capped at 20 participants, and at least 4 are required for the camp to run; if the minimum is not met, families will be notified in advance and a refund will be offered. Registrations become non-refundable within 30 days of camp, though a transfer to another date may be possible if space is available. In accordance with Virginia law, anyone under 18 may not work around exotic animals, so direct animal care is not included. For questions, email booking@leesburganimalpark.com.

Connect with fellow writers in a relaxed setting that includes group discussions, snacks, and focused time to work on your writing. The event is hosted by Maeghan Jo Kimball and Alex Stacy.

Everything is set for the inaugural Coffee Social, a chance to come together over coffee.

Experience a comprehensive HypnoBirthing class that guides you step by step through labor and birth. Build a clear understanding of the birth process, explore body dynamics, and practice comfort techniques you can count on. Instruction is grounded in evidence and paired with practical training and tools to support a confident birth experience. Partners will leave prepared to offer meaningful, effective support.

Ugly Sweater Bingo Night brings laughs, lucky numbers, and friendly competition in a cozy community setting. Players can arrive with friends or family, or come solo and meet new people. Expect lively rounds, prizes, and that classic bingo moment when the numbers line up. The first book is $10, and each additional card is $2. Cash and credit cards are accepted. To sponsor a prize, contact Lisa at Lshackelford@southriding.net.

A calming sound bath led by Shannon from Spiral Sensations invites you to settle in as gentle waves of sound relax both mind and body. With attentive guidance throughout, this immersive sonic experience supports deep ease so you can leave feeling rested and rejuvenated.

In recognition of Veterans and Military Families Month, the boutique welcomes U.S. military families for complimentary shopping as a gesture of appreciation for those who serve and have served. Browse a selection of women's and children's clothing, shoes, and accessories at no cost. No referral or appointment is required, but a Military ID is needed to shop. Sponsored by TA Digital Group.

Share a song, poem, or comedy routine, or simply support local performers at this welcoming open mic. The microphone is open to all ages and experience levels, and sign ups take place during the event with no advance registration required. Weather permitting, performances happen on the patio, and if conditions are poor the event moves indoors.

Enjoy a dinner theater presentation of A Grave Misunderstanding, a comic mystery set in Wollstonecraft Village. The story centers on a candlelit vigil for Rex and Alaura, two teenage sweethearts whose families have paused a long feud even though one was a witch and the other a werewolf. Lenore Thornwick is convinced their fate was no accident, and with help from a surfer zombie and the town’s vampire mayor, she sets out to uncover the truth. The tone mixes soap opera twists with playful monster humor and a touch of star crossed romance. Written by R. Aaron Thompson, adapted by Betsy Hansen and Russell Silber, produced by Jerri Wiseman, and directed by Betsy Hansen. The cast features Evie Izdepski, Ilan Komrad, and Russell Silber. The performance will take place in a vacant storefront inside the mall, and attendees will receive the exact spot after their reservation is confirmed. Tickets are $60 plus 6% sales tax and a $4.30 ticketing fee per person. The price includes the show along with a catered dinner and dessert by Anna Sudha Community Kitchen. The buffet features a charcuterie board, mixed salad, chicken puffs, veggie sliders, baked penne with meat sauce, fruit cups and berry parfaits, with bottled water and soft drinks included.

Gaelic Storm brings its high-energy Celtic sound to Tally Ho Theater, showcasing a multi-national band that has only grown stronger on stage over more than two decades and thousands of performances. Their concerts blend vivid storytelling with driving instrumentals, honoring Irish traditions while folding in a creative, genre-bending rock edge. The group credits a diverse, devoted fanbase for its momentum and answers that loyalty with a relentless, blue-collar touring ethic. Starting as a Santa Monica pub band in the mid-1990s, they vaulted into the spotlight with an appearance in the film Titanic performing “Irish Party in Third Class,” setting the stage for six trips to the top of the Billboard World chart, major mainstream festival appearances, and regular headline slots at large Irish festivals across the country. With frontman Patrick Murphy and longtime member Ryan Lacey anchoring the group, and recent additions Natalya Kay on fiddle and Parker Hastings on guitar, the show showcases precision, passion, and a deep commitment to the stage.

Enjoy a live set from Robbie Limon that salutes songwriters of the 1930s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 1970s. He leans into the feel and fine details of the originals, shaping a varied collection of familiar tunes. Expect plenty of sing along moments as the music stirs memories and invites a warm wave of nostalgia.

Volunteers will gather at Briar Patch Park for check-in and to receive trash bags, safety vests, grabbers, and assignments. Participants are encouraged to invite a neighbor or friend. Wear bright colors, and bring gloves and water.

At Briar Creek Farm in Leesburg, Virginia, the Masterson Method Weekend Course with Suzanne Liscouski offers a practical, hands-on immersion that builds on the Beyond Horse Massage book or DVD. Participants learn to notice a horse’s visual responses to find and release accumulated stress at key junctions that most influence performance. Developed and shared worldwide by Jim Masterson, these techniques are designed to open new levels of communication and strengthen the horse–human relationship. A student from Minnesota has praised the method for deepening connection with the horse. Participants are expected to complete the prerequisite of reading the book or watching the DVD before attending. Tuition is $545. This course is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credit. For information, contact The Masterson Method office at 641-472-1312 or seminars@mastersonmethod.com.

Acoustic music from singer-songwriter Laurie Blue sets the tone for shopping fresh and local at Leesburg Farmers Market.

As You Wish sets the tone for an afternoon filled with lively sounds and full glasses.

Rob Hoey delivers a solo performance as guitarist and vocalist, blending lively favorites with hidden gems from more than sixty years of rock, pop, and country. The set stays upbeat and familiar, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that connects with listeners of every age.

Loudoun Symphonic Winds presents the first concert of its season with a program inspired by overtures and finales, featuring works by Dvořák, Copland, Stravinski, and more. The performance takes place at Park View High School in Sterling, VA.

Sergey Shakhov returns with a fresh program at Ambiance Restaurant in Ashburn, VA, combining dinner, a live concert, and a dance party in one ticketed experience. The music spans the 90s, the 2000s, and today, inspiring sing along moments and delivering an old school diskoteka vibe. An early bird special is offered.

CG participants will march in the annual Remembrance and Veterans Day parade to support the Royal British Legion Washington DC branch and Middleburg American Legion Post 295.

Juliana MacDowell will perform live at the winery. Experience her music in person.

Jill Fulton & the Flying Matlocks perform an eclectic mix of country, classic rock, and soul, with wine to enjoy while you listen.

Dark Blue Moon delivers a varied set that blends classic cover songs with catchy original material, performed on guitar, bass, and flute.

Doukenie Winery in Purcellville hosts a live performance by The Cold North. Enjoy winery pours and take in the vineyard views while the music sets the tone for a relaxed outing.

This event features a crowd-pleasing mix of alternative favorites, arranged for a smooth, nostalgic vibe with plenty of recognizable tracks and feel-good energy.

Spike Burton brings extensive experience to the stage, combining a powerful, soulful voice with a percussive yet polished fingerstyle approach on acoustic guitar. His performance blends well known hits, fan requests that honor the greats, and a number of original songs. The result is a compelling live set that leaves audiences eager for more.

Coffee and chocolate take center stage as leading roasters, craft chocolatiers, specialty food vendors, and distinctive artisans from across the DMV come together at Dulles Town Center for a weekend of tasting and shopping that is suitable for all ages. Sample sips and sweets, discover unique gifts, and explore a marketplace filled with regional flavors and creativity. A small number of vendor spaces remain, with applications reviewed in the order they are received. Vendor inquiries can be sent by text to (814) 388-9491 or by email to vfapply@gmail.com.

A relaxed meetup for women at Ridgetop Coffee & Tea in Sterling offers a friendly space to connect with others over coffee. Newcomers and regulars are both welcome. Participants may attend with a friend or on their own, staying briefly or for the whole morning. Children are welcome. No sign-up is required.

At Dulles Town Center in Sterling, VA, the Virginia DMV Chocolate and Coffee Festival marks five years of celebrating small business. Recognized by Virginia Living Magazine as 2025’s Best Festival of Virginia, this experience invites guests to savor coffees from around the globe and enjoy chocolates in many styles crafted by dedicated artisans. The marketplace showcases more than 200 vendors offering items such as teas, soaps, candles, gifts, and art. Attendees can meet gourmet coffee baristas, sample select offerings, and learn from classes, presentations, and live demonstrations. Families will find kid-friendly activities including a coffee filter craft table, and there are free mascot photo opportunities along with plenty of moments for fun pictures. Prize drawings are available for supporters of the food drive, adding a community-focused touch. It is a welcoming setting for friends and families to taste, learn, and shop while supporting local businesses.

Linda Andersen & Friends offer an afternoon of upbeat sounds and brimming glasses.

This interactive experience pairs custom fragrance blending with a One Hope wine tasting. Participants create a personalized scent from essential oils and take home a customized Saprivah skin salve to help skin prepare for cold, harsh weather. Seating is limited.

Enjoy a live performance by One Street Over, a five-piece Celtic roots band from Winchester, Virginia. They offer a dynamic mix of traditional and original tunes and ballads, layering vocals with Irish flute, fiddle, cello, bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, mandocello, and bodhrán to create a rich, full sound.

Eyes of the Nile channels Iron Maiden with an authentic, dynamic set that includes the iconic Churchill speech leading into Aces High, favorites like Wasted Years and Number of the Beast, and a selection of deep cuts. Meticulous musicianship and tight chemistry aim to recreate the atmosphere of a classic Maiden concert, pairing accuracy with the grit of a dedicated tribute. Audience feedback often praises the group for delivering a performance that feels strikingly close to the real thing. The show also features Penntera.

Expect a reliably fun experience and a welcoming, feel-good atmosphere throughout.

Browse for fresh, local items while enjoying live acoustic music from Laurie Blue, a singer and songwriter. Her performance adds a warm, easygoing backdrop to your shopping experience.

Shane Gamble sets the tone for an afternoon of spirited live music, with upbeat sounds and plenty of pours.

Settle in for a cozy bingo night that welcomes participants of every age. No tickets or advance registration are needed. Enjoy a decaf espresso, grab a snack, or choose from the full sandwich menu while you play.

Enjoy a live performance from Marc Allred, a singer and songwriter originally from Hauula, Hawaii and now based in Stafford, Virginia. His music blends smooth melodies, high-energy riffs, and uplifting arrangements, pulling inspiration from reggae, rock, punk, folk, and pop for a dynamic, genre-spanning set.

Wizard Fest brings a wizard themed celebration of magic and fantasy to Crooked Run Fermentation in Sterling, VA. Expect signature cocktails and fantasy inspired brews, a castle like atmosphere, a costume contest, trivia, and games and contests offering cash or prize rewards. A themed photo booth with wizardly props, a ceremony honoring magical guilds, and a DJ powered dance party add to the festivities. Fans of wizardry and stories like Wicked, Lord of the Rings, and Shrek are at the heart of this party. Attendees are encouraged to represent a guild, embody favorite characters such as Elphaba or Glinda, or arrive in robes, cloaks, enchanted gowns, guild colors, or other looks drawn from beloved fantasy worlds. Sip a spell themed drink, show off your knowledge, and make memories on the dance floor.

Explore a classic folk craft in a hands-on workshop open to all ages. Learn the step-by-step process for shaping dolls using soaked corn husks, including some that are color-dyed for added flair. Once the basics are complete, personalize your doll with bits of fabric and ribbon to create unique outfits and details. The fee is $25.

Create a compact fabric wallet featuring three interior dividers to organize cash, cards, receipts, and other small items. The design was highlighted in the Art Gallery Fabrics Lookbook within the Summer Homestead collection from the Sewcial Bee, showing how simple construction and thoughtful fabric choices can produce a stylish, practical accessory. In this hands-on workshop, participants choose favorite cotton prints or piece together fabric scraps to craft a one of a kind look. The session welcomes confident beginners and experienced sewists. Learn to draft a custom wallet pattern, cut the fabric pieces, and stitch a neatly finished wallet. By the end, you will have a functional, handmade accessory that reflects your personal style.

A solo acoustic set returns to Honor Brewing Company. The venue includes an outdoor space that is available when the weather is nice. Attendees can enjoy barbecue with the music.

An outdoor, sobriety-friendly open mic brings music and poetry to the courtyard of Loudoun Serentiy House in historic downtown Leesburg. Performers can share a song or read a poem in a supportive setting that uplifts the recovery community. The atmosphere centers on connection, creativity, and encouragement for sober and sober-curious participants and supporters.

Bailey delivers a live performance with a broad repertoire that ranges from country and classic rock to pop, soul, and folk, along with original songs. The show blends upbeat energy with soulful melodies to create a warm atmosphere that could even inspire some time on the dance floor.

The Brewed return to Spanky's Shenanigans in Leesburg, VA for an evening of dance-ready favorites spanning seven decades. The set features hit songs from across the years and a lively atmosphere for dancing. Attendees can enjoy the venue's food and drink selection.

Jason Masi performs live for an upbeat afternoon, with topped-off glasses adding to the experience.

Head to Rai’s Rendezvous for a pre-holiday party filled with chilled drinks and loud, high-energy music. It is the kind of night that may leave everyone a bit too groggy to help with cooking in the morning.

A cheerful 5K run or walk winds through the resort. Participants are asked to bring at least one canned food item per person as the entry requirement, and all contributions support Seven Loaves Services in Middleburg. Registration is held on site before the run, followed by the official start. For reservations or additional information, contact the Recreation Department at 540.326.4060 or recreation@salamanderresort.com.

A live music night at Tally Ho Theater brings The Ten Band together with Disciple of the Garden for a 35-year celebration. This all-ages show features ticket prices ranging from $25 to $50.

Black Friday gets a high energy soundtrack as Capital Chill returns to Rai’s Rendezvous Kitchen + Bar for a night of live music, great food, cold drinks, and plenty of fun. The band delivers four hours of rock, pop, alternative, and party favorites spanning multiple decades, all performed live by a fan favorite cover act from around the DMV. The venue sets the scene with an upbeat atmosphere, a full bar, a tasty menu, and a lively stage that brings the performance to life. It is a fitting pick for post shopping recovery, holiday weekend meetups, or anyone in the mood for a festive night out to kick off the season.

At Play Street Museum, families can take part in a cozy Santa in Pajamas gathering where children wear their favorite pajamas to match Santa. Guests are encouraged to bring a camera to capture plenty of photos on personal devices. On arrival, children may visit Santa for pictures right away, or spend time playing and warm up to a meeting at their own pace. Throughout the gathering, Santa chats, plays, and interacts with kids in the play space. As things wrap up, Santa heads to the front counter to say goodbye and gives each child a small goodie to take home. Please plan for no more than two adults per family.

Welcome the season with a cozy, hands-on workshop where you create your own holiday wreath under the guidance of Desi Lee from Abernethy & Spencer’s. Learn step by step how to design and securely tie a lush, custom piece on a 14 inch ring using premium, locally sourced greenery and festive accents. The format supports first-time crafters as well as seasoned makers. Everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind wreath for the door or home, along with the know-how to craft more throughout the season.

Experience the Annual Family Cup with a pond hockey tournament built around family pride and friendly competition. This is Tourney 2 of the series, featuring teams made up only of relatives. Games are played without goalies, using pond hockey nets to keep the play quick and open. Four teams start with a round robin, then a single elimination playoff determines who claims The Family Cup. The entry fee is $200 per team.

Melanie Pearl sets the tone for an afternoon filled with upbeat sounds and brimming glasses.

Enjoy live music from Dennis Wayland, filling the afternoon with lively sounds and full glasses.

Middleburg, VA hosts the Middleburg Hunt & Hounds Review Christmas Parade, a festive celebration of the season.

This event features a live performance by Joey & the Waitress Band.

This edition of the Wild Wisdom series centers on the Bear, inviting participants to seek clarity and strength for the month ahead through a shamanic approach that blends animal guidance with sound. Hosted by Ohm Dome, the experience features guided breathwork, a visualization journey, and an immersive sound bath with instruments from diverse traditions, led by founder Jenny Goff and complemented by live vocals. No prior experience is required. Participants receive an eye cover, a crystal to set intentions, an oracle card to take home, and a small journal with a pencil, supporting reflection during and after the session. The gathering welcomes individuals attending solo or with a partner or family, as well as groups celebrating together, and can support better sleep, a deeper meditation or yoga practice, reconnection with the inner self, relief from stress or anxiety, a boost in creativity, and easing of mild physical tension.

Enjoy an afternoon of live music from Shane Gamble. Expect upbeat tunes and glasses kept full.

Santa returns from the North Pole for a cheerful visit, ready to hear wish lists and share a memorable moment with each guest. Visits occur in the order of arrival, and wait times can vary to ensure every child gets time to say hello. A holiday craft area will be available so participants can make a festive keepsake to take home. Please note that arrivals during the final half hour may not be accommodated, as Santa must depart on schedule to tend to his reindeer. Pets are not allowed inside for this event.

Rocky Guttmann, a solo acoustic guitarist and singer from Fredericksburg, Virginia, brings more than three decades of experience to each performance. His sets draw from a library of over a thousand cover songs spanning the 1950s through the 1990s, featuring classic rock, folk, country, and many Irish tunes.

A hands-on Masterson Method Weekend Course at Briar Creek Farm offers practical training that builds on the Beyond Horse Massage book or DVD. Instruction centers on noticing a horse’s visual cues to identify and ease accumulated tension in key junctions that influence comfort and performance. Developed by Jim Masterson and taught to owners, therapists, and trainers around the world, these techniques aim to strengthen communication and deepen the horse–human connection. Participants are required to have read the book or watched the DVD beforehand. The course is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credit. Tuition is $545. For questions or more information, call 641-472-1312 or email seminars@mastersonmethod.com.

Tommy Gann delivers an afternoon of upbeat live music, with glasses filled as the music keeps things lively.

At Play Street Museum, children can visit with Santa for photos taken on personal devices and play in the space if they need time to warm up. Santa spends time interacting with kids throughout the play area and is happy to sit for as many pictures as you like. As the gathering winds down, he stops by the front counter to say goodbye and gives each child a small goodie to take home.

HIJYNX is set to bring a high-energy show to Ashburn, with an upbeat night full of excitement.

Elemental Resonance is a monthly sound journey that tunes into the shifting balance of Earth, Air, Water, and Fire to help you align with the season’s rhythm. This edition centers on the Solstice Fire, inviting a connection with the steady, transformative nature of flame as the nights grow longest. Dynamic, rhythmic soundscapes are used to kindle inner light, hope, and passion so you can move forward feeling motivated, courageous, and warmly supported. Guided by Ohm Dome founder Jenny Goff, the experience weaves breath work, a guided journey, immersive sound bath, and enchanting vocals with the resonant tones of global instruments. Participants receive an eye cover, a crystal intention stone, an oracle card to keep, and a mini paper journal with a pencil. No experience is needed. This offering suits solo time or shared moments with a partner, family, or group, and it may appeal to anyone seeking better sleep, a deeper meditation or yoga practice, a fresh wellness experience, more creativity, relief from stress and overwhelm, or support with mild physical pain or tension.

Bryan Williams sets the tone for an afternoon of lively music. Full glasses complete the experience.

Escape the cold for an indoor movie night inspired by the world of Wicked. The venue transforms into a cozy Oz-themed retreat with twinkling lights, soft blankets, and a warm winter glow. Settle in with loved ones for a cinematic journey featuring surprising friendships, sweeping songs, and the origins of Oz’s most memorable figures. Food will be available for purchase to enjoy during the screening. Early arrival is encouraged for a chance at limited giveaways, available while supplies last. Comfortable, cozy attire and plenty of winter cheer will set the tone for an evening of whimsical, wicked fun.

Linda Andersen & Friends present an afternoon filled with lively music and brimming glasses.

Live music from The Missing Years fills the air with energy while glasses stay full.

Enjoy live music from Scott Kurt during an afternoon set filled with upbeat sounds and raised glasses.

Celebrate the new year with The Brewed at Spanky's Shenanigans in Leesburg, VA. The band performs favorites spanning seven decades, offering a wide-ranging playlist to shake off any lingering holiday haze. Settle in for an evening of well-known songs from across the years.