Events in Loudoun County, VA

Enjoy a relaxing yoga session on the plaza with The Fitness Equation, created to help participants stretch, unwind, and find their flow. The class is complimentary and open to everyone. Bring a mat and friends for a calm yet uplifting experience on the plaza. Offered on select Saturdays. For updates, follow @oneloudoun on social media. For sponsorship or table hosting inquiries, contact Kelsey Smith at ksmith@kiterealty.com.

Women from St. Matt’s gather at Ridgetop Coffee & Tea in Sterling, VA for casual conversation and community. The setting is welcoming to both familiar faces and first-time visitors, offering an easy way to meet others over a cup of coffee. Come with a friend or arrive on your own, stop in briefly or stay longer. Children are welcome. No registration is needed, and attendees are encouraged to come as they are.

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms brings hive-made favorites to this farmers market, including jars of honey, whipped honey, beeswax candles, and pollen granules sourced from their bees. Shoppers can stock the pantry, brighten breakfast, or choose a natural gift, with samples on hand to highlight the fresh, local flavor.

Begin the day with an early morning yoga class in the outdoor pavilion, guided by Kate from Simply Yoga in a natural setting. No reservation is required, and drop-ins are welcome for $12. Restrooms will be available.

Diagon Alley Market returns for 2026 with a family friendly marketplace where you can shop for all things Hogwarts and magic. Updates about event vendors, food trucks, and more will be added soon. Vendors should use only one email contact for applications, Cora at BottledMadTeaArt@gmail.com, and ignore comments claiming to accept applications since those are scams.

Live music meets delicious food on the patio. Enjoy an outdoor setting with tunes and a bite to eat.

At Tally Ho Theater, Live Wire presents an immersive AC/DC tribute that channels the band’s sound, drive, and electricity. Founded in 2000, the group has spent more than two decades perfecting tone, timing, and stage presence to deliver a concert experience that fans can feel as much as hear. Their resume includes performances across five continents, from packed theaters to major festivals, and their setlist reaches across the AC/DC catalog, from gritty early club-era cuts to arena-filling anthems. Expect a faithful, hard-hitting production with the look, feel, and explosive energy of classic AC/DC...stripped down, all-out rock and roll for anyone seeking the closest thing to the band in its prime.

Settle into quiet calm during a one-hour floating sound bath in the tranquil setting of an indoor pool. Participants recline on air mattresses that rest on the water while resonant tones from crystal singing bowls and other meditative instruments support deep relaxation and a renewed sense of ease. Cozy blankets and eye masks are provided to enhance comfort, and a land-based option is available poolside for anyone who would rather remain out of the water. The fee is 120.00 per guest, and reservations are required. For questions or reservations, contact the recreation department at 540-326-4060 or recreation@salamanderresort.com.

Tackle a scenic 5k at Ida Lee Recreation Center on a course with gentle elevation changes and a mix of terrain that is primarily cross country with some paved sections. Points from this race count toward the Year-Long 5k and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Summer Series. The Back of the Pack program is designed for participants who average higher than the designated pace so runners of similar speed can compete and earn series points. Registration will open soon, and promo or discount codes from Bishop’s Events cannot be applied. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to run remotely. Every runner receives a finisher medal, a technical event shirt, and chip timing. Live results will be available online, with an on-site QR code for instant access, and optional SMS tracking can be added during registration. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second place male and female in the following age groups: 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. Overall podium finishers are not eligible for age group awards. Course support includes a water station around mile 1.55 and on-site restrooms. Course maps are available on the event site. Photos captured by staff will be shared on social media after the race, and a weekly social media challenge offers a chance to earn 50 percent off a future race by tagging Bishop’s Events in race-weekend posts. Packet pickup and race-day registration will be available on site, though shirt sizes are not guaranteed for same-day registrants. Registration for the 5k starts at $30 and then rises to $35, with an additional increase on the day of the race. Event shirts are guaranteed for those who register by the posted pre-race deadline, and extra shirts for later registrants are first come, first served. Medal and shirt designs will be shared in advance on social media. This is an all-weather event, and any changes or cancellations will be communicated by email and on social platforms.

Fabbioli’s Diagon Alley Market at Fabbioli Cellars features a lively mix of vendors and food trucks, along with face painting and fairy hair. Guests can explore photo spots, take part in a scavenger hunt for both children and adults with prizes, and participate in raffles, with more activities to discover.

An afternoon with Doug Bell brings lively sounds and full glasses.

Mintons Academy of Music hosts a monthly open jazz jam that is streamed live on YouTube. The house band features Dan Perriello on kit, with guitar and bass to be announced. A fully equipped space is provided, including drums, piano, amps, cables, and microphones, along with snacks and coffee. Musicians may bring any personal gear they need. The jam brings together a community of players, educators, and listeners for live improvisation and collaboration.

HammerFall brings Swedish heavy metal to Tally Ho Theater, featuring Oscar Dronjak on guitar, Joacim Cans on vocals, Fredrik Larsson on bass, Pontus Norgen on guitar, and David Wallin on drums. Formed in Gothenburg in 1993, the band has built a far-reaching legacy that includes international chart success, gold records, sold out tours, and by 2019 more than 100 million streams alongside over 100 million video views. Their eleventh studio album, Dominion, heightens the hallmarks fans know, with weightier riffs, pounding grooves, and soaring hooks shaped by a creative process that stretched across touring and studio time. Highlights from this era include a tribute to Sweden’s hard rock heritage with (We Make) Sweden Rock, the piano-led ballad Second to One crafted with James Michael, and the crowd-unifying message of One Against The World. Earlier milestones span early recognition for Glory to the Brave, a number one home-country debut with Renegade, and the gold-certified Crimson Thunder anchored by Hearts On Fire. Across decades, the group’s standing in power metal has been reinforced by extensive touring and performances alongside acts such as Iron Maiden, Rammstein, and Dio.

This monthly gathering at Always in Motion Ninja & Parkour welcomes anyone whose life has been affected by suicide.

Crossroads Music Festival returns to historic downtown Leesburg with its most expansive edition yet, offering two days of live performances, local craft beer and wine, and a community celebration that supports charities serving children in Loudoun County. The festivities open at the Town Green with a biergarten and a headlining set by award-winning saxophonist Lil' Maceo. The following day, the downtown core transforms into a walkable festival experience with local craft beverages and the debut of the Music Merch Village, a curated marketplace featuring instruments, vinyl, band merchandise, and collectibles. Songs & Stories from the Crossroads takes the stage at Tally Ho Theater with an interview and book signing featuring Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Lol Tolhurst, co-founder of The Cure and author of Cured: The Tale of Two Imaginary Boys and Goth: A History. On the Loudoun County Courthouse Lawn, the Main Stage hosts a free outdoor concert by top regional performers in the heart of downtown, while venues across town present showcases throughout the day and night with artists including Airmont Road, Chris Ellinghaus, Cross Cut Saw, Dogs of Puerto Rico, Domenic Cicala, Ethan & Julia, File A Complaint, Gary Smallwood and Prescott Engle, Hunter Road, Intellect, Laurie Blue, Loudoun Jazz Ensemble, Mike McCabe, Mintons Academy of Music, Mt. Gribley, Piper Stewart, Roam Like Ghosts, The Duskwhales, The Franklin Park Big Band, The Train Wreck Endings, Thomas Hinds, and Uncle Drew and the Scoundrels. Tickets are available, and a limited number of Platinum Passes offer guaranteed access to the Main Stage and priority indoor access to Tally Ho Theater. The festival benefits Northern Virginia Diaper Bank, Dulles South Food Pantry, Loudoun Education Foundation, Loudoun Youth, Inc., and The Salvation Army of Loudoun County. Presented by BENEFIT Live Limited, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with free and low-cost experiences planned throughout the weekend to keep the event accessible.

Everyone is invited to a relaxed bingo gathering that welcomes participants of every age. Walk right in without buying tickets or signing up in advance. Settle in with a beverage or a bite while you play, with decaf espresso on offer and a full sandwich menu to choose from.

Emo Kids leads a live celebration of the genre, devoted to keeping the music thriving for new generations. Beyond the stage, their world includes apparel and a podcast, all tied to a shared love of emo culture. This Emo Night spotlights the power of hearing these songs performed in person. The band aims for studio-faithful sound while keeping the energy high for extended stretches, packing in intricate harmonies, precision drum work, and the big bass moments fans remember. The effect is like sampling a whole festival of favorite bands in a single night, and the setlist changes from show to show. Their national tour also folds in support from local tribute and cover acts from the era, along with live-mixing DJs, reshaping what an Emo Night can be.

A vintage-themed fall market is set to fill the Allen County Fairgrounds in Fort Wayne with more than 150 vendors and a welcoming, family-friendly vibe. Browse antiques and nostalgic pieces, meet makers offering handcrafted goods, and explore home accents inspired by farmhouse, country French, and shabby chic styles. Seasonal touches include autumn florals, pumpkins, and decor with a festive flair. Food trucks will be on site with a variety of treats, making it easy to linger, stroll, and discover something memorable. Vendor spaces for sellers, crafters, and food trucks are still open, with only two spots remaining. For application details, text 814-388-9491 as the preferred contact or email applyasavendor@gmail.com. Placement is handled in the order requests are received.

Graceful Synergy will be part of Claude Moore Park’s Fall Festival. The celebration features a maker marketplace plus family friendly fun with games and a variety of activities.

At Securis in Chantilly, VA, this electronics recycling event supports Open Arms Worldwide and helps create meaningful opportunities for vulnerable children in Brazil. All recycling fees are directed to the mission, transforming recycled electronics into real impact. Contributions help equip a children’s learning center with computers and instructors, provide comfort items and essential supplies to a local orphanage, make Children’s Day celebrations possible, and fund volunteer travel along with field support for ongoing work.

Celebrate National Sew a Jelly Roll Day with a relaxed sew along in the Learning Loft at Webfabrics. Spend the day stitching with fellow makers, sharing ideas, and moving forward on a quilt that works well with precut fabrics in a friendly, social setting. Participants should bring a sewing machine and basic supplies along with a favorite jelly roll project, or choose a new bundle from the shop. The event is open to beginners.

Asia in a Bite Food Fest brings bold flavors and upbeat energy to One Loudoun, with 40 food vendors serving street food favorites, Asian specialties, fusion bites, and sweet treats. More than ten merchandise vendors offer unique finds, and a live DJ keeps the music going all day. The open-air setting in the heart of Ashburn creates a relaxed backdrop for exploring with friends, family, or on your own. RSVP is free.

Celebrate Bavarian spirit at a lively Oktoberfest featuring tasty bites, celebratory beverages, and plenty of upbeat fun. Test your aim with axe throwing or take a ride on the mechanical bull, a great fit for bold and adventurous guests. Live music sets the tone with performances by Lost Lederhosen and Sweet Yonder, and a dedicated games block brings team competitions with chances to earn prizes and bragging rights. The event is family friendly, with a kid centered game area on Veterans across from the Town Green that offers activities to keep children engaged throughout. Additional information will be shared soon.

Running alongside the Claude Moore Park Crafts Festival, this Photo Expo features judging across youth and several additional categories. The images will be showcased inside Lanesville house, and admission to the exhibit is free.

This live music event features Clark Peklo performing at Fabbioli Cellars, showcasing a set of cool tunes.

An outdoor alcohol-free open mic takes place in the courtyard of Loudoun Serenity House in historic downtown Leesburg. Attendees can perform a song or share a poem to show support for the recovery community.

Andy's hosts a lighthearted karaoke night where enthusiasm matters more than perfect pitch. Sing a favorite tune at any skill level, from showstopping vocals to the kind of charmingly off-key vibe made famous by Cameron Diaz in My Best Friend's Wedding. The focus is on sharing songs, celebrating courage at the mic, and having fun.

Browse fresh, locally sourced goods while enjoying an acoustic performance by singer and songwriter Laurie Blue. A relaxed shopping atmosphere pairs live music with local finds for an easygoing outing.

A special Zumba session with Rochi B offers a lively way to stay active, explore something new, and connect with the community. Expect dynamic movement that elevates your heart rate and keeps your feet in motion.

Prepare your energy for the fall solstice by stepping away from the noise for a restorative retreat set among horses and nature. Guided energetic workshops with Tonia Bultrowicz and a guest teacher, calming horse interactions led by Horsemanship Master Tina Ann Legno of Alivio Equestrian Academy, and a soothing sound bath with Reiki create space to slow down, ground, and reconnect with your authentic self. Time in nature supports balance and presence, and the day also includes a seasonal dinner and an appreciation wellness bag. This experience welcomes those seeking emotional healing, personal growth, or a deeper bond with the natural world, inviting participants to arrive as they are and leave feeling renewed, aligned, and empowered. It takes place at Alivio Equestrian Academy in Lovettsville, Virginia and will be held rain or shine. Space is limited, payment secures registration, and the exchange for the event is $222. Travelers from out of town are encouraged to consider local Airbnb options in Lovettsville, with suggestions available.

Kaushiki Chakraborty, widely recognized as a leading young ambassador of Indian classical music, brings a program of Indian classical and semi-classical vocal works to Loudoun County High School. Grounded in the Hindustani tradition, the performance weaves expressive melodies, vivid improvisation, devotional repertoire, and timeless musical storytelling. She is accompanied by Ojas Adhiya on tabla, Kedar Naphade on harmonium, and Sohail Yusuf on sarangi. With English narration and introductions throughout, the concert is designed to welcome both seasoned listeners and those discovering this music for the first time.

Enjoy a lighthearted bingo night packed with laughs, number-calling thrills, and good-natured competition. Come with family or friends, or arrive solo and meet new people. Prizes will be awarded, the atmosphere will be lively, and that triumphant bingo call is part of the fun. Admission is $10 for the first book, with extra cards available for $2 each, payable by cash or credit card. To sponsor a prize, contact Lisa at Lshackelford@southriding.net.

Settle in at One Loudoun Park for a free outdoor screening of Paddington in Peru, a family-friendly movie night beneath the night sky. Bring chairs and blankets to get comfortable, and enjoy complimentary popcorn provided by Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, which is also sponsoring the film. Arrive early to choose your spot before the movie begins. Please note that alcohol is not permitted in the park. For weather updates or potential cancellations, check Instagram at @OneLoudoun.

Lovettsville's Oktoberfest concludes with a final performance that celebrates nostalgia and fun, blending new memories with old and featuring beer. The evening builds to a lively, crowd-wide sing-along of Bohemian Rhapsody.

At Tally Ho Theater, The Rush Experience presents a faithful three-piece tribute drawn from the Baltimore and Washington, DC area. Three musicians take on the classic roles of Geddy, Neil, and Alex on bass, drums, and guitar. The performance features period-correct instruments, including a full-scale recreation of Neil Peart’s rotating drum kit and a second exact build of his famed 1982 candy apple red Tama setup with symphonic percussion. The setlist covers Rush’s four-decade journey from the 1974 debut through 2012’s Clockwork Angels, mixing well-known favorites with seldom-heard deep tracks that the band rarely performed live. The goal is to capture the look and sound of Rush’s touring years for audiences who love the music.

HIJYNX brings a high-energy live show to Rai’s Rendezvous Kitchen + Bar in Ashburn. Expect an exciting night as HIJYNX takes the stage.

The Leesburg Airshow is hosted by Leesburg’s Parks and Recreation Department at Leesburg Municipal Airport-Godfrey Field. This aviation event brings the community to the airfield to enjoy the experience of an airshow in a welcoming setting. Admission is free.

Food and music come together in a relaxed patio setting, creating an easygoing atmosphere. Enjoy time outdoors with something to eat while music sets the tone.

Food and live music come together on the patio in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Keeton, a Washington, DC-based cover band, brings a high-energy night of 90s hits and alternative classics to One Loudoun Plaza, complete with nostalgic favorites and crowd singalongs. This Summer Concert Series performance is free and open to the public, and all ages are welcome. Alcohol is not permitted on the Plaza. Dates and lineups are subject to change.

The ALLSK8 Band performs live at the Purcellville American Legion. Those who are not members are welcome as guests and will be asked to sign in at the door.

The Brewed makes a return appearance at Spanky's in Leesburg, performing a mix of well-known hits from the 1960s through today.

This trail race offers 5k and 10k distances on a looped course with short paved sections and small hills. The 5k covers two loops and the 10k covers four. Walkers are welcome, and a virtual option is available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Participants receive a finisher medal, a technical Dri-Fit event shirt, and chip timing. Points earned count toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k and Back of the Pack Series, and also toward the Fall Series. Proceeds support We Rock Cancer. Entry fees are $30 for the 5k and $45 for the 10k, with a small increase on race day. Event shirts are guaranteed for those who register before the posted deadline, with limited extras available afterward on a first come, first served basis. Water stations are placed around miles 1 and 2.2 on the 5k course and around miles 1, 2.2, 4.1 and 5.3 on the 10k, with water and Gatorade at select stops, and placements may be adjusted as needed. Restrooms are available around the park. Live results can be viewed instantly via a QR code, with final results and series points posted online after the race. SMS runner tracking is available at registration to share updates with participants and their supporters. Awards honor the top three men and women overall, along with first and second place male and female finishers in the following age groups, 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69 and 70 plus, and overall awardees are not eligible for age group awards. Staff photos are shared on social media after the event, and a social media challenge highlights a favorite post from the previous race weekend for a discount on a future race. Packet pickup occurs on site, and race day registration will be available, though shirt sizes are not guaranteed for those registering then. The event is planned rain or shine, with any weather related adjustments communicated to registered runners, and banditing is prohibited, which may result in removal or disqualification.

Shane & Jackson perform live at Vanish Brewery. Settle in with a beer and enjoy the music.

Experience an afternoon of energetic live music from Bryan Williams, with full glasses throughout.

The LCC Men’s Ministry hosts a friendly golf scramble at Brambleton Golf Course, open to golfers of any skill level. Teams of three to four compete in a best ball format. Team assignments are organized in the order registrations are received, with efforts to honor requests to play alongside specific individuals or groups.

The 47th annual Mid Atlantic Police Motorcycle Rodeo brings more than 100 police motorcycle officers from across the country to Dulles Town Center to train together and compete for the title of Mr. Rodeo. Presented by the Mid Atlantic Police Motorcycle Riding Committee, a 501(c)(3) charity led by motor officers, the event emphasizes skill building and community support. Admission is free and open to everyone. Spectators can expect practice sessions, the Chris Yung Challenge Ride, opening ceremonies, and a full lineup of competitions that include precision courses, a speed run, the Super Seer Slow Ride, and both individual and team events. Raffles and prizes are planned, including a 2025 Harley Davidson Road Glide. Last year, the organization donated $30,000 to HEROES, Inc., reflecting its ongoing commitment to give back.

Tackle a crisp, scenic 5k on the trails of Claude Moore Park with PRCS, weaving through forest paths and colorful fall foliage. This race welcomes both runners and walkers and serves as the fourth stop in the Run Your PRCS Parks timed series. Finishers earn points toward the Year-Long 5k & Back of the Pack Series and the Fall Series. A virtual option is available for anyone who prefers to participate remotely. All participants receive a finisher medal, a cotton event shirt, and chip timing. Shirts are guaranteed for those who register before the guarantee date, and additional shirts are ordered for later registrants on a first come basis. Registration for the 5k is $35, and Bishop’s Events promotional or discount codes are not valid for this race. Expect live results on Athlinks, with on-site QR codes for instant access, and final results with series points posted after the event. Optional SMS tracking lets participants and supporters receive progress updates. On-site packet pickup will be available, and race day registration is offered, although shirt sizes cannot be guaranteed for same-day signups. Restrooms are located around the park. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second place male and female finishers in the following age groups: 19 and under, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 and up. Overall podium finishers are not eligible for age group awards. The course follows the Claude Moore Competition 5k route, starting and finishing within the park near Frogshackle Pond. Race photos captured by staff are shared on Facebook after the event. A weekly social media challenge highlights a favorite post from the previous race weekend, and the winner receives 50 percent off a future race. Tag posts on Instagram at BishopsEventsLLC or on Facebook at BishopsEvents to be considered. The event follows an all-weather policy. Any changes or delays due to conditions will be communicated by email and on social media.

Now in its 38th year, the Leesburg Car Show features more than 150 classic automobiles displayed in historic downtown Leesburg, offering a broad look at automotive history in a picturesque setting.

Now in its third year, this free community celebration honors the history and legacy of Douglass High School, Loudoun County’s first and only Black high school from 1941 to 1968. Held indoors and outdoors at the Historic Douglass High School Education & Development Campus in Leesburg, it features activities, live music and entertainment, educational experiences, food trucks, vendors, and more for all ages. Additional details about activities, entertainment, and vendors will be shared as they become available. Those interested in taking part as a vendor or performer can submit the available interest forms. Please note that Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services does not request or accept payments through social media for tickets, vendor space, or any fee-based programs.

Discover a wide selection of native plants cultivated by the Native Plant Nursery at Willowsford. Offerings include pollinator favorites, shrubs, trees, and striking ornamental grasses. Plants are grown from nursery stock or from responsibly collected seed, providing options that can enhance gardens while supporting the local ecosystem. An online store is available to browse current inventory and place an order for pickup at the sale.

At Tally Ho Theater, Thurston Howell delivers a breezy voyage through the smooth soft rock hits of the 70s and 80s in a yacht rock spectacular. Captain Silky brings silky keyboards and vocals, while Phineas Wigglesworth IX locks in the rhythm with storm-born precision. Dr. Artemis Thatch doubles on saxophone and keys with tongue-in-cheek credentials. Jasper Tenpenny steers the bass with seasoned cool, and both Lord Beasley Waterford and Johann Wolfgang Vinderkindle handle guitar and vocals with sun-warmed finesse. Fifi Fortiscue adds a voice with irresistible charm. From dockside daydreams in Bar Harbor to marina vibes in Fort Lauderdale, the set flows with nothing but pure yacht rock... because smooth cannot be faked.

Indy Eleven travels to take on Loudoun United FC at Segra Field. This USL Championship meeting features two teams with contrasting approaches in an intimate setting that keeps fans close to the action, making it easier to follow tactical adjustments, late pressure, and individual duels at close range.

This event showcases aggressive folk rock.

An afternoon of upbeat live music from Mercy Creek awaits, with a lively atmosphere and glasses filled to keep the good vibes flowing.

This thorough childbirth course guides participants through every stage of labor and delivery and provides skills and strategies for a confident birth. Attendees gain a clear grasp of the birth process, learn how the body works during labor, and practice practical comfort techniques. Instruction is grounded in current research. Partners receive guidance so they feel ready to offer steady, effective support.

At Morven Park, one of just five venues in the United States to stage a CCI4*-L, spectators can experience the full breadth of eventing. The competition showcases dressage, show jumping, and cross country across multiple skill levels, and it is distinctive in that athletes of all ages go head to head. Whether for a day or across the weekend, audiences can watch national and international competitors, including Olympians, in a setting celebrated for its beauty.

Steve Boyd and Friends bring a live performance to the Purcellville American Legion. Guests who are not members are welcome and will be asked to sign in upon arrival.

Clear out unwanted tech at a Securis community recycling event at the Leesburg Park and Ride on Sycolin Rd. Bring old electronics for environmentally responsible recycling, with data wiped in a secure manner. The event is open to everyone, and some items may carry a recycling fee.

Taking place at Michael & Son Sportsplex at Dulles, this home show gathers a broad mix of companies in a single location to streamline your search for home solutions. Explore fresh inspiration and noteworthy products for your living space, and connect with resources for home improvement, landscape projects, and design services.

DTFest 2026 brings an expanded celebration of Nepali heritage to One Loudoun Carnival with live music, stage performances, traditional dance, and classic Nepali flavors. The day centers on culture, community, and connection as families and friends share traditions and talent in the heart of the DMV.

Tommy Gann brings an upbeat afternoon of live music, creating a friendly atmosphere with lively tunes and glasses filled.

Set at Farmer’s Delight, LTV’s 6th Annual Sunset in the Field offers live bluegrass, mouthwatering barbecue, and local libations amid sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains as the sun sets over conserved Virginia countryside. This gathering celebrates beloved landscapes and the ongoing conservation work that safeguards them for future generations. Children can enjoy family-friendly activities such as face painting and a scavenger hunt, along with more fun around the farm. Details about the music lineup will be shared soon.

At Tally Ho Theater, The Clarks celebrate four decades of music with the original lineup that first connected as students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania in the late 80s. Scott Blasey leads on vocals and guitar, Rob James brings electric guitar work and vocals, Greg Joseph holds down bass and vocals, and Dave Minarik drives the drums and adds vocals. Their career highlights include appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Simpsons, and The Pitt. Expect a set that blends new songs with favorites, delivered with the renewed spark that comes from 40 years of making music together.

A festive Trunk or Treat gathering offers a spooky atmosphere with costumes, games, and treats. Bring a vehicle to decorate, outfitting the trunk or car for a spooktacular display as part of the fun.

Delta Spur brings its Northern Virginia hometown country cover show to Tally Ho Theater, blending current hits with time-honored favorites. With a polished sound built for the dance floor, the band covers artists including Morgan Wallen, Lainey Wilson, Zach Topp, Jason Aldean, and Zac Brown Band, and mixes in crowd staples like Fishin’ in the Dark and The Devil Went Down to Georgia. The lineup features lead vocalist Tommy Bouch, vocalist Madelyn Byrne, lead guitarist Matthew Berry, fiddler Matthew Byrne, bassist Mike Hooke, and drummer Harry Evans. All six members hail from the DMV, delivering skilled musicianship, tight harmonies, and an energetic stage show that fills the room with a lively country party vibe.

Acoustic songs from singer songwriter Laurie Blue provide a tuneful backdrop to shopping at the Leesburg Farmers Market, where you can pick up fresh, local items.

The event at Hogback Mountain Pony Rides, LLC features unicorn rides for $10 per ride. Payment is accepted only by cash or Venmo. Vendor spaces measuring 10 by 10 feet are available at $50 for a single day or $75 for two days.

Cox Farms Fall Festival offers family fun with rides, farm animals, food, live music, and more. Entertainment includes three sets during the event. Admission is $25.

Acoustic Soul performs at Lost Barrel Brewing with a set of classic rock favorites.

Crooked Run Fermentation caps off Pickle Fest with an after party featuring Mandatory Recess performing danceable rock and roll from the 70s through the 2000s. Following a successful first edition, the festival fills the day with food trucks, pickle vendors, and great beer. Tickets are required for the daytime portion and can be purchased through Crooked Run, however the after party performance does not require tickets for those arriving after the festival ends.

Linda Andersen & Friends set the tone for a spirited afternoon with upbeat sounds and plenty of raised glasses, creating a cheerful atmosphere throughout.

Mushroomhead performs with Fear Factory and Nine Treasuries at Tally Ho Theater. Known for a theatrical stage production and distinctive masks, the Cleveland-formed alternative metal band blends metal, rock, and atmospheric elements into a dynamic live experience. Launched in 1993 by drummer Skinny as a masked side project, the group quickly built a loyal following through underground releases that included a 1995 self-titled debut, Superbuick, and M3, later expanding their reach with XX and XIII. Later albums such as Savior Sorrow and Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children, which debuted at number 44 on the Billboard charts, continued that evolution. Their art-forward aesthetic, with matching jumpsuits and masks, and a range of influences that spans Pantera, Faith No More, and Pink Floyd, has encouraged other bands to weave theatricality into rock.

At Tally Ho Theater, horror rock artist Wednesday 13, known as The Duke of Spook, brings a theatrical concert that blends punk and metal with classic horror themes. His path from early projects like Maniac Spider Trash and Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 through Murderdolls to a long running solo career shaped a catalog that ranges from Transylvania 90210 to later releases such as Necrophaze and Horrifier. Live shows feature multiple costume changes, detailed lighting, video projections, and practical effects that build a horror movie atmosphere. Setlists mix longtime favorites with newer songs, reflecting both his horror punk roots and his heavier, modern sound. Side projects including Bourbon Crow and Gunfire 76 speak to the breadth of his influences, while the focus onstage is a full scale production that showcases his signature style.

The Cox Farms Fall Festival offers a full day of family-friendly fun with rides, farm animals, food, and live music, along with plenty of other attractions. Three live sets are planned during the festival. Admission is $25.

A countywide arts gathering will bring together performing, visual, and literary artists alongside arts organizations to highlight resources available across the community. The public can experience short performances, demonstrations, and hands-on activities that make it easy to learn more. A call for participants is coming soon, and an official invitation will be shared through the monthly email update.

Enjoy an afternoon of live music with Dennis Wayland, featuring lively tunes and glasses filled with wine.

Returning for one night only, this performance features the group joined by their friends, Vulgar Display of Pantera.

FocusMusic brings together Alex Radus, Louie Lou Louis, and Tina Ross at The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Sterling for an intimate, collaborative evening of original songs and stories. Inspired by the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival tradition where fans invite standout Emerging Artists back to the main stage as Most Wanted performers, this concert reunites three artists who have earned that distinction. Expect a richly textured night rooted in folk, jazz, and singer songwriter traditions, with close harmonies, masterful musicianship, and thoughtful storytelling. Louie Lou Louis is a Brooklyn based songsmith whose warm, energizing presence celebrates the beauty of being human. His sound blends folk, jazz, and global flavors to spark joy and connection. A Berklee College of Music graduate, he has opened for Dietrich Strause and Carolyn Wonderland and appeared as a guest for Zachariah Hickman’s Power Outage Party. His recognitions include Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Most Wanted Emerging Artist, Grassy Hill Emerging Artist, and honors from the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival, the Great American Song Contest, and the New England Music Awards. Alex Radus is a versatile singer and accomplished guitarist whose songwriting is the centerpiece of his artistry. Known for leaping gracefully across Americana, swing, blues, and folk, he pairs playful wit with emotional depth. He received a youth scholarship to the Augusta Heritage Center, refining a distinctive fingerstyle approach and a love of traditional music. Alex has opened for Livingston Taylor, Richie Havens, Jeffrey Gaines, and Darrell Scott, performed with John Gorka in the Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band, and earned Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted honors. Tina Ross is an award winning New York based singer songwriter who blends contemporary folk with touches of jazz and a spirit of hope. Her songs feel like heartfelt conversations, grounded in honesty and humanity. After overcoming physical challenges, she developed a singular guitar style and sings with deep gratitude. Her acclaimed debut album While I’m Here introduced that voice, followed by recognition as a Falcon Ridge Emerging Artist and Most Wanted returnee, plus the FocusMusic Heyman Rising Artist Award. Her work appears on a Christine Lavin compilation, and she has been acknowledged by the UK Songwriting Contest, the International Acoustic Music Awards, the International Blues and Roots Radio Contest, and the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. She has also shared stages with John Gorka, Christine Lavin, and Tom Chapin, and her next album is titled Broken is Beautiful. Together on one stage, these three artists offer a close up experience with compelling voices from the Falcon Ridge community... a warm, engaging concert that showcases craft, camaraderie, and songs that linger long after the final note.

Brooklyn FC travels to Segra Field to face Loudoun United FC, matching an away side intent on setting its style with a host well attuned to the field’s dimensions and game rhythm. With the action under the lights, quick tactical shifts and deeper bench contributions could shape the contest, setting up momentum swings and a finish that may hinge on late decisions.

The Bastards of Twang performs live at American Legion Post 293 in Purcellville. Non-members are welcome to attend as guests, and a quick sign-in at the door is required.

Browse fresh, local goods at EatLoco Brambleton Farmers Market while acoustic performances from singer and songwriter Laurie Blue set the tone for a relaxed shopping experience.

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.

An upbeat afternoon of live music with Scott Kurt awaits, featuring lively tunes and glasses kept full.

Hopeless Semantics sets the tone for an afternoon filled with vibrant sounds and glasses kept full.

Hopeless Semantics brings a tailored set of Americana to Creek's Edge Winery, blending classic rock, country, blues, folk, and bluegrass across the afternoon. The duo rotates among multiple 6 string guitars, a 12 string, mandolin, and keyboard to deliver a varied show, and they are known for tight vocal harmonies and taking audience requests. Creek's Edge Winery is a family run, award winning winery in historic Taylorstown, Virginia, beside Catoctin Creek in Loudoun County. The setting pairs a scenic environment with wines considered among Northern Virginia's best.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Linda Andersen & Friends fill the afternoon with live, high-spirited music, with brimming glasses to match.

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.

A Harry Potter inspired celebration arrives in Sterling, Virginia, transforming the space into a setting reminiscent of Hogwarts. The evening features signature cocktails and butter brews, trivia, magical games and competitions, a photo booth with wizarding props, a Sorting Hat experience, a live DJ with dancing, and a costume contest. Guests are encouraged to wear robes, house colors, scarves, or other wizard themed attire, with prizes for standout witches, wizards, and magical creatures. Fans of Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin can show their house pride, raise a glass, and enjoy a night of spellbinding fun. This event welcomes all ages.

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.

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.

Live music from Jason Masi sets the tone for an afternoon of lively tunes and filled glasses.