Events in Loudoun County today

An open stick-and-shoot session at Loudoun Ice Centre offers time for personal practice. Participants can focus on any skills at their own pace. The fee is $18 per player and $15 per goalie, and drop-in participation is welcome.

Pickleball Wednesdays are returning at a new location. Held at Summerwood Courts in Ashburn Farm, this weekly meetup offers a casual, energizing run of play with room for regulars and those easing back into the game. The focus is on moving, connecting, and enjoying friendly competition in a welcoming setting.

KARMA delivers a curated evening of house at Ivy by the Lake, providing a smooth lead-in to the weekend with Afro, Latin, deep and organic grooves in a lounge-friendly atmosphere. The BackBeat collective and guest DJs shape an easygoing soundtrack that suits catching up with friends and mapping out plans. The venue offers lakeside views and a Middle Eastern and Mediterranean fusion menu, along with cocktails and hookah.

This relaxed handwork gathering brings the Slow Stitch group and English Paper Piecing together as one welcoming community. Participants work at an easy pace alongside others who enjoy handcrafts. Portable projects are the focus, including English Paper Piecing, hand appliqué, embroidery, sashiko, hand quilting, binding, knitting, crochet, and other hand-stitching. It offers time to create, make progress on personal projects, and connect with others.

A native plant sale features a diverse mix of native species grown by the Native Nursery at Willowsford. Expect flowering forbs that attract pollinators, along with shrubs, trees, and striking grasses. Plants are propagated from nursery stock and from carefully collected seed, providing choices that can enhance a garden while supporting the local ecosystem. Shoppers may browse available varieties in the online store and place an order for pickup at the sale.

The South Riding Tennis Program, presented by Luis Rosado Tennis Academy, is launching with quality coaching, engaging training sessions, and a supportive setting for players of every age and ability. Whether a child is new to the game or working to sharpen competitive skills, the focus is on growth, confidence, and fun on the courts. Taking place in South Riding, Virginia, the program is built in partnership with the local community and looks ahead to an exciting season.

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.

An upbeat Zumba workout on the plaza features popular hits and is led by The Fitness Equation. The session blends easy-to-follow dance moves with a party-like atmosphere. This event is free and open to everyone. For updates, follow @oneloudoun on social media. For sponsorship or table opportunities, contact Kelsey Smith at ksmith@kiterealty.com.

Rock the House Music Bingo returns to The Dell: Food & Brew Hall with host Victoria leading four themed rounds built around hit songs from the '80s, '90s, 2000s and beyond, with a few unexpected picks mixed in. It is free to participate and works well whether attending alone or with a large group. Each round offers a separate chance to win, with a prize awarded every time.

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.

Karaoke takes place at the Carriage Bar every Thursday. Step up to the mic and sing your favorite songs.

This pickleball practice and play session takes place at the SUMMERWOOD courts. It is for casual players who want to brush up on skills or learn the rules while having fun. The focus is on enjoying play and developing your game. The session also helps participants get ready for the 2nd annual Wellness Loudoun Pickleball Challenge.

A PTSA table will provide membership information, with representatives available to answer questions as part of the homecoming celebration.

Steve Boyd and Friends perform on the patio at Andy's.

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.

This recurring trivia event takes place on the 2nd and 4th Fridays. Seating is first come, first served. In bad weather, indoor tables can be reserved by emailing trivia@blendcoffeebar.com.

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

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms sets up at farmers markets across Northern Virginia with jars of pure, golden honey, creamy whipped honey, carefully crafted beeswax candles, and pollen granules harvested from the hive. Whether you are stocking the pantry, brightening your morning toast, or choosing an all-natural gift, there are options to fit the moment. Try samples and experience how local flavor stands out.

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.

Aerial demonstrations, parachute jumps, and a ramp full of aviation activity take over Leesburg Executive Airport for the 2026 Leesburg Airshow. On the ground, warbirds, classic aircraft, and military planes are open for tours, with pilots available to talk about their aircraft throughout the day. The flight program features Warbird Thunder, the Flying Circus, Rooster Schmidle, Scott Francis, and more. Admission is free, and shuttle buses from satellite parking areas operate at no cost. Schultz Airshows oversees Airboss coordination, show announcing, and ground operations for this event.

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.

Experience a tranquil sound bath in the calm setting of an indoor pool. During this one hour session, participants rest on air mattresses that gently float on the water while the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and other meditative instruments encourage deep relaxation and a sense of renewal. Warm blankets and eye masks are available to enhance comfort, and a poolside option is offered for those who prefer to remain on land. The cost is 120.00 per guest, and reservations are required.

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

The Brewed band performs live on a smoke-free stage.

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.

Explore Brambleton Market and keep an eye out for Blackstone Honey Bee Farms, a familiar presence at Northern Virginia farmers markets with jars of pure, golden honey, velvety whipped honey, beautifully crafted beeswax candles, and nutrient rich pollen granules straight from the hive. Whether you are restocking the pantry, elevating breakfast, or choosing a thoughtful, all natural gift, this stop offers something worth slowing down for. Samples are available so you can taste the difference that local makes.

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.

Sunday Sketch at NSLM offers a relaxed, creative session guided by a local artist and inspired by the museum collections. This recurring program takes place on the last Sunday of each month. Participation is free, and all supplies are provided. It is open to all ages and skill levels. The schedule may change because of holidays or inclement weather, so check NSLM’s online calendar for the latest updates.