Events in Loudoun County today

Enjoy a laid-back afternoon of barbecue paired with wines from Breaux Vineyards, all while you listen to live bluegrass music. Dogs are welcome, and there’s a bib you can grab as part of the BBQ experience.

Morven Park Summer Show Series II offers a full weekend of competition recognized by VHSA and TIP. Over two days, three arenas feature Hunters, Pony Hunters, and Jumpers, creating a welcoming setting for participants at every level. The action takes place in outdoor arenas with Attwood Eurotex footing. Featured classes include a 2 foot Mini Hunter Derby, a Child and Adult Hunter Derby at 2 foot 6 and 3 foot, and an Open Hunter Derby at the same heights.

Segra Field hosts the 3rd Annual 4v4 Loudoun Legends Shootout, a youth soccer tournament drawing teams from Northern Virginia, Maryland, DC, and surrounding areas. Open to boys and girls in U8 through U16 divisions, the event features a fast-paced 4v4 format with four field players and no goalkeepers to maximize touches and quick decision-making. Each team is slated for at least three 20-minute games, and top performers advance to bracket play to compete for championship medals. The venue offers a professional turf field, stadium seating, concessions, vendors, and plenty of space for teams to relax between matches. Separate boys and girls divisions are planned, capacity is 72 total teams, and the entry fee is $350 per team. Organizers are also working on exclusive ticket opportunities tied to a Loudoun United FC home game.

Experience yoga on the plaza with The Fitness Equation. This free session is open to all and offers a calm practice that also leaves you feeling refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat, and friends are welcome. It happens on select Saturdays. For updates, follow @oneloudoun on social media. For sponsorship or tabling inquiries, contact Kelsey Smith at ksmith@kiterealty.com.

Women from St. Matt’s gather at Ridgetop Coffee & Tea for a relaxed morning meet-up. Newcomers and regulars alike will find a welcoming space to connect with other women in the area over coffee and conversation. Come with a friend or on your own, stop in briefly or linger. Children are welcome, and no registration is needed.

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms brings hive-made favorites to the market, including jars of pure honey, smooth whipped honey, carefully crafted beeswax candles, and pollen granules. Whether you are replenishing the pantry, elevating your morning toast, or choosing a thoughtful all-natural gift, there is something to savor. Visitors can sample the selection and enjoy the fresh taste of local hive products.

Karter Karnival brings families together at Karter Schools Cascades Campus for a day of activities and entertainment. Kids can jump in bounce houses and enjoy carnival style games, get creative with face painting, and watch balloon artists at work. Music and DJs keep the energy lively with family friendly entertainment. Food trucks and snack vendors offer a variety of bites, a petting zoo provides hands on animal encounters, and local businesses and community partners will be there with giveaways. Admission is $5 for children and free for adults. The event welcomes current Karter families, those exploring preschool options, and anyone seeking a fun family outing.

Ready to refresh your sleep setup? The John Champe HS Band is hosting its first annual mattress fundraiser at John Champe High School Athletics. For one day, the school transforms into a showroom with more than 30 name brand mattress styles in every size, all offered below typical retail pricing. You can also browse adjustable power bases, premium pillows, mattress protectors, and luxury sheet sets. Every item is made to order, includes a full factory warranty, and is scheduled for delivery within four to seven weeks. The fundraiser is run with Custom Fundraising Solutions, a company that has helped schools raise over 70 million dollars since 2005 through its single day mattress sales. For questions or details, contact cfsvirginia@cfsbeds.com or call 571-641-5900. #beds4JohnChampe2026

Illuminate Montessori at South Riding is marking its grand opening with a family-friendly morning featuring food, music, face painting, a bounce house, and other activities. A raffle will offer a chance to receive a $2,000 tuition credit, and attendees who bring a new family will receive one extra raffle ticket. RSVPs are requested.

Join GrupoPLAY, a Spanish immersion playdate for bilingual and Spanish-speaking families. During the meet-up, adults model Spanish conversation to create an immersion atmosphere, and kids have fun building friendships through shared language. This community-led playgroup is for families who are already actively incorporating Spanish, and it welcomes children from 0 to 12 months through 12 years, with adult participation required. After registering, meeting location details are provided through a WhatsApp group.

Get ready for another Premier Big Axe Marathon League at Axes and O’s. Registration runs from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM, with the tournament starting at 11:30 AM. The event runs from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and includes pizza (with vegetarian and gluten-free options available). Soft drinks, beer, wine, cider, seltzer, and canned cocktails are available for purchase, and the regular food menu will also be available. Outside food isn’t allowed, and spots are limited to 16.

Salamander’s chefs present a pizza tasting that showcases the craft behind exceptional pies. Freshly made dough is carefully stretched and baked, then paired with thoughtfully sourced ingredients from around Virginia to highlight balanced flavors. The experience blends rustic character with refined technique and offers insights into methods that elevate a familiar favorite. The fee is 50.00 per guest, and reservations are required.

This event features live music by Juliana MacDowell.

Harrimans presents an elegant afternoon tea with panoramic views of the Virginia countryside. Guests can enjoy a curated selection of organic teas alongside refined sandwiches and artful petit fours, complemented by a glass of Laurent-Perrier champagne. Please share any allergies 48 hours in advance so accommodations can be arranged. Pricing is 95.00 per adult and 45.00 per child, with a 23% gratuity and 10% tax added to the total. Reservations are available through OpenTable, and questions or private celebration inquiries can be directed to rwiley@salamanderresort.com.

Community Corner hosts Matthew Cuss with his documentary The True Story of Troll 2. The program also includes a screening of the original Troll 2, pairing the notorious movie with the documentary about it.

This adults-only evening in the park features live dueling pianos by Blazin Keys Entertainment. Inspired by the Dîner en Blanc tradition and reimagined with a playful pink twist, attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite shades of pink and design a picnic setting that matches their style, from refined to whimsical. Look for planned photo opportunities, a contest for standout picnic décor, and yard games with interactive entertainment throughout the evening. Beer and wine will be available for purchase from Lark Brewing Co., and guests may bring their own picnic setup. Tickets are $35 for the VIP Experience and $20 for General Admission. Each ticket includes a pink picnic blanket while supplies last. Included items such as picnic blankets, swag bags, and VIP food offerings are available only while supplies last, with priority given to pre-registered guests.

This casual patio gathering features food and music.

Come out for Slippery When Wet, the ultimate Bon Jovi tribute show. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the concert runs in the evening at Tarara Winery. Free parking is available, and the event is all ages. Note that the page lists a no-refunds policy.

BulletBoys bring their original lineup to Tally Ho Theater for a live return that spotlights the chemistry at the core of their blues-steeped hard rock. Born on the late '80s Sunset Strip, the gold-selling group made its mark with hook-heavy grit, breaking through on a self-titled debut that delivered hits like "Smooth Up in Ya" and a bold spin on "For the Love of Money," then continued with the swaggering grooves of Freakshow. Vocalist Marq Torien, guitarist Mick Sweda, bassist Lonnie Vencent, and drummer Jimmy D'Anda reunite with a clean slate and a shared focus on the music, channeling the spirit that once lit up MTV while drawing on everything they have learned along the way. This performance reflects a new chapter built on renewed understanding and the classic power that defined their sound.

An evening of live music at One Loudoun spotlights rising country artist and songwriter Melissa Quinn Fox. Known for narrative-rich songs, warm vocals, and an engaging stage presence, she blends country and Americana into a style that feels new yet classic. Admission is free for everyone, and guests of all ages may attend. No alcohol is allowed on the Plaza. The lineup and schedule may change. Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the music at the Plaza. For the latest updates, check @oneloudoun on Instagram.

Catch Bulletboys live at Tally Ho Theater in Leesburg. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Catch the Charleston Battery in action against Loudoun United FC at Segra Field. The match starts in the evening, so arrive early and be ready for a great night of soccer.

Anastasia is a musical about one determined girl’s journey to uncover her past, find love and family, and make sense of the mystery surrounding Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov. It’s set against the backdrop of the Russian revolution and includes classic songs from the beloved animated film.

Richard Marx is taking the stage for an evening show at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Doors open for the performance at 8:00 PM local venue time, with tickets available via Ticketmaster.

Returning to the live circuit, this act kicks things off at Rai’s Rendezvous Kitchen + Bar. The show features a mix of new music and familiar favorites, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the performers.

Get ready for an evening of pop rock with Josh Allen and the Whisky Brothers at Jvs Live Music Room in Falls Church. The show is scheduled to start at 8:30 PM.

Start the day with movement, community, and positive energy at Sunrise Sweat, an outdoor workout with lululemon at One Loudoun. This energizing session is designed to recharge the body, build connections, and set a strong tone for the morning. All fitness levels are welcome, whether you are deeply into training or simply looking for a fun way to get active. The gathering takes place in One Loudoun Park, the newest community gathering space at One Loudoun. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a friend. After the workout, stick around to connect with fellow participants and explore more of One Loudoun. Space may be limited, so register in advance and arrive early.

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms brings hive fresh goods to Brambleton Market, featuring pure local honey with a golden glow, silky whipped honey, artfully crafted beeswax candles, and pollen granules rich in nutrients. It is a great stop for pantry restocks, breakfast upgrades, or a thoughtful, all natural gift. Samples are available, inviting shoppers to experience the flavor that local producers provide.

An open jazz jam at Studio M in Mintons Academy of Music welcomes instrumentalists and listeners for live improvisation in a supportive setting. The session is streamed live on YouTube. The house band features drummer Dan Perriello, with guitar and bass to be announced. Equipment is provided, including drums, piano, amps, cables and microphones, and refreshments such as snacks and coffee are available. Participants are welcome to bring any personal gear that helps them play their best. This is a monthly gathering that brings together a community of musicians, educators and music lovers.

Settle in for a free outdoor movie at Loudoun Station, open to everyone. Pick up dinner and a drink from the restaurants there and enjoy a film under the stars. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and your favorite movie snacks for a cozy night.

Kidcreate Studio Ashburn’s “Freaky Facts” science camp is a hands-on summer program for children ages 4 to 10. Campers get to explore science-themed activities and create take-home projects in a kid-friendly, screen-free environment.

The Goalie Academy Summer Advanced Camp is a weeklong program at Loudoun Ice Centre tailored for AA and AAA goaltenders seeking advanced instruction in skating, positioning, save selection, and game situation play. Participation is limited to goalies 12U and older. Each day combines focused on-ice training with off-ice work, a bring-your-own lunch break, a second on-ice session, lecture with video analysis, and a short fun activity before dismissal. Full-week tuition is $675, with day options available.

Join NEST4US and Chick-Fil-A to rescue surplus meals that would otherwise go to waste. Volunteers will collect unsold food and deliver it to shelters and food banks around the Washington D.C. Metro area. Come help reduce food waste and support families in the community.

Drama Kids Hollywood & Rockstars Camp brings a star-powered theme to Brambleton Corner Clubhouse. Geared for ages 5 to 11, with a Junior Directors program for ages 12 to 17, the camp encourages participants to channel favorite film icons or rock legends while building confidence. Campers practice public speaking, collaborate through ensemble exercises, and develop expressive performance skills. Full day and half day options are available, along with a dedicated Junior Directors track, and everyone prepares a showcase for friends and family on Friday. Pricing is $370 for full day, $245 for half day, and $325 for Junior Directors.

Middle school artists build their skills through a series of guided painting sessions led by an artist, exploring a range of techniques and styles. On the final day, campers apply what they have learned to create an original masterpiece. Participants in the Gallery Ready camp are invited to display their finished work in an art gallery showcase organized by The Painted Tiger Art Studio. This experience is designed to challenge and inspire young artists. Lunch is provided by South Street Under and Fireworks Pizza.

Junior Laxers: Othello is a lacrosse camp for kids ages 6-12 who are new to the sport or just getting started. Through skills practice and fun games, participants will learn basic lacrosse moves like scooping, cradling, and shooting on goal. Sticks and balls are provided, and kids should bring their own water bottle.

Cool off with a day of water fun featuring outdoor splash play, foam activities, splash pads, and moon bounces, plus inflatables and games inside the gym. New for 2026, kids can explore an interactive sprinkler play area, zip down an inflatable water slide, enjoy additional games, and try mini golf. This event takes place at Douglass Community Center. Admission is $5 per participating child. 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.

Enjoy a summer concert series on the Plaza featuring Rocknoceros performing original hits loved by children and families. Admission is free and open to the public. Sponsored by The Learning Experience. Bring dancing shoes and make it a fun outing for all ages.

Mini Labs is a hands-on science experience featuring a variety of interactive stations made for elementary-aged students. It is hosted by the Children’s Science Center and takes place in the meeting rooms at Ashburn Library.

Enjoy an evening from the Wine and Music series at Appalachian Snail. The event includes a glass of award-winning wine from Walsh Family Wines or a soft drink, followed by an intimate talk with short clarinet demonstrations. The featured story is “From Jail to Juilliard and Beyond,” a personal journey from prison to earning advanced degrees at The Juilliard School, building a life as a teacher and performer, and reflecting on transformation and the realities of the justice system. The talk runs about 45 to 60 minutes.

This peer-led DBSA support group is facilitated by a trained leader. It is intended for individuals with depression or bipolar disorder.

Ease into the week at Loudoun Station District Park with a calming outdoor yoga class that brings together fresh air, mindfulness, and gentle movement. Designed for all experience levels, from first-timers to long-time practitioners, this session offers a welcoming way to unwind, recharge, and connect with the community.

Join a weekly yoga session in District Park. The class is scheduled for Monday evenings and is a great chance to stretch, reset, and move with a group in the park.

Spend time outdoors while supporting local families at Celebration Garden Volunteer Days. Volunteers help cultivate fresh produce and flowers that are shared with nearby food pantries and community members. No prior gardening experience is required, and participants of any age are welcome. This opportunity suits adults who enjoy gardening, parents seeking a no-cost activity with kids, teens looking to complete service hours, and anyone interested in learning new gardening skills while meeting neighbors. Activities take place at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Sterling, Virginia. Bring water and sunscreen, and bring gardening gloves if you have them. Whether you can lend an hour or stay longer, every bit of help contributes to the harvest.

Stage Adventures is an open-air summer series for kids that turns an everyday outing into a lively mix of magic, music, and big, over-the-top fun. Each show unveils a fresh story, whether it is a magician pulling off the unbelievable, energetic performers that spark singing and dancing, or close-up encounters with amazing animals and their wild, wiggly surprises. Families can spread a blanket, relax under the sky, and watch young adventurers laugh, move, and imagine together. Throughout the season, the lineup features favorites such as Groovy Nate, Bach 2 Rock, The Grandsons Jr, Adventures in Fun, Tony M Music, Drew Blue Shoes, and Mr Jon & Friends.

Create dazzling dinosaur-themed diamond art at this hands-on DIY session. This program is for ages 10 and up, and you will work on your own glittery dinosaur design during the meeting room workshop.

Zumba at Loudoun Station delivers a lively blend of dance and fitness in an outdoor setting. It welcomes anyone looking to stay active, try something new, or connect with the community through a high-energy workout. Expect upbeat music and easy-to-follow moves that raise the heart rate and keep feet moving in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.

Rock the House Music Bingo brings a playlist spanning multiple decades to The Purcellville Pub, including plenty of nostalgic favorites. The game unfolds over four lively rounds, with a prize from the pub awarded in each. It is free to play.

Enjoy an elegant evening of food and wine paired with beautiful chamber music at Happy Retreat. The night is guided by ACMF founder and artistic director Katie Tertell, featuring a multi-course menu including a welcome board, Andalusian gazpacho, mini Peruvian causa (with a vegetarian sandwich option), and dessert. Musicians include violinists Rachelle Hunt and Siwoo Kim, violist Danielle Wiebe-Burke, and cellist Katie Tertell. The event runs about 60 to 90 minutes, with sunset atmosphere in the historic parlour.

A weekly trivia event takes place on Tuesdays.

Give kids a creative summer with a beginner-friendly sewing series that runs for five weeks, featuring a new project each week. Participants learn to use a sewing machine safely, follow simple patterns, cut fabric accurately, and press seams, building confidence as they make practical items they can enjoy every day. Families can register for the full series or choose individual weeks to fit their schedules. Project kits are available for purchase separately.

Part of the Wellness Wednesdays: Summer Series, this indoor session spotlights Strength and Conditioning with KettleBox Fitness. The class features kettlebell-focused training designed to increase strength and improve stamina, with options that welcome beginners and experienced participants alike. It takes place in Center Court by JCPenney and is free to attend, with advance registration required due to limited space. Bring water and wear comfortable athletic attire.

Pickleball Wednesdays are back in a new spot, offering a weekly meetup with relaxed, social games. Whether you are a regular or returning after a break, this is a welcoming space to move, connect, and enjoy time on the court. Expect a low pressure atmosphere, friendly competition, and fresh air. Bring a paddle for an energizing Wednesday session.

A festive carnival brings One Loudoun Uptown to life with classic rides, tasty fair treats, midway games, and prize-winning fun for all ages. General admission is free. Ride access requires tickets, which can be purchased on site or in advance online. Wristbands will be available for purchase, with further details to come.

Build confidence with Mahjong through a beginner-friendly series that covers the rules and introductory strategies in a warm, welcoming setting. Taking place at Sterling Volunteer Fire Company, the program consists of 10 sessions. You can register for the entire series for $300 or attend individual sessions for $35 each. Capacity is limited, and registration closes before the series begins.

This session brings together quarterbacks, wide receivers, and defensive backs for targeted work on passing mechanics, crisp route execution, and sound coverage fundamentals. Guided by a clear and purposeful focus, it emphasizes integrating passing, receiving, and defensive coverage into a cohesive set of techniques. Held at J. Michael Lunsford PTA.

Rust Library hosts an adult nonfiction book club session with author Edward Dolnick, who will discuss Dinosaurs at the Dinner Party: How an Eccentric Group of Victorians Discovered Prehistoric Creatures and Accidentally Upended the World. The conversation focuses on the eccentric Victorian figures whose fossil discoveries prompted a new way of understanding the ancient past and shaped how people think about human history. Attendance is open to everyone.

KARMA curates a midweek house music session featuring groovy Afro, Latin, deep, and organic styles in a lounge-forward setting, with the BackBeat crew and a guest DJ shaping the soundscape. Ivy by the Lake provides the backdrop with lake views, a Middle Eastern and Mediterranean fusion menu, cocktails, and hookahs, creating a relaxed atmosphere for a night out with friends.

Take it easy, sew side by side, and enjoy crafting with others. The Slow Stitch and English Paper Piecing clubs have combined into a single, friendly gathering for people who love handwork. Participants settle in with English paper piecing, hand applique, embroidery, sashiko, hand quilting, binding, knitting, crochet, or other portable stitching projects, creating at a comfortable pace while connecting with a supportive community.

The South Riding Tennis Program, presented by Luis Rosado Tennis Academy, is launching with a focus on strong instruction, lively training sessions, and a welcoming learning atmosphere for players of all ages and experience levels. Kids picking up a racquet for the first time can get started with the basics, and those already competing can continue to build their skills through energetic on-court work. The organizers extend thanks to the South Riding community and look forward to a great season ahead.

Part of a free summer concert series at The Barn at Brambleton, this family friendly event features live music and a full slate of food trucks. This edition carries a Back to School Night theme, and attendees are encouraged to show their school spirit with colors or gear. My Chemical Bromance performs, and the food truck lineup includes A Southern Fish Fry, The Big Cheese, Hershey's Ice Cream, and Honor Brewing. Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed. Outside alcohol is not permitted, and coolers will be inspected at entry.

Gary Smallwood is featured at a patio event at Andy's, with music and food.

A Disney-themed music bingo night at The Branch offers a free, all-ages experience filled with favorite Disney songs and chances to win prizes. Attendees are encouraged to wear Disney gear or show off Mickey ears. Friends can gather to enjoy food and drinks while playing along to the music for a touch of Disney magic.

Settle into a restorative session led by Megan McGlynn, Reiki Master and founder of VALO. It begins with an accessible introduction to Reiki, then flows into a guided meditation and calming sound bath intended to slow the pace, ease tension, and nurture a grounded state. No prior experience is required.

Rock the House Music Bingo brings a lively night to The Dell: Food & Brew Hall, hosted by Victoria every Thursday. Enjoy four themed rounds filled with hits from the '80s, '90s, 2000s, and beyond, with a few unexpected songs to keep things exciting. It is free to play and works for any group size, whether you come on your own or with a crowd. A prize is awarded in each round, giving you four chances to win.

This training session focuses on developing speed, agility, and quickness through a purposeful approach. It is held at J. Michael Lunsford PTA.

Get moving with a high-energy Zumba session on the plaza led by The Fitness Equation, set to today’s hits and filled with dance-powered cardio. The event is free and open to the public, encouraging everyone to move, dance, and have fun together. Bring friends and plenty of enthusiasm to help transform the plaza into a lively dance party.

Join NEST4US and Panera Bread for a Food Rescue event focused on getting surplus meals to shelters and food banks instead of letting them go to waste. Volunteers will help collect and deliver unsold food across the Washington D.C. Metro area. If you have questions, reach out to NEST4US.

Enjoy karaoke in the Carriage Bar.