Events in Warrenton today

Kick off the weekend with open air dining, live music and activities for children at a community gathering that brings neighbors, family and friends together.

Spike Burton brings seasoned stagecraft to an intimate live set, pairing a rich, soulful voice with a crisp, percussive fingerstyle acoustic guitar. His performance weaves together familiar hits, selections from the greats, and a handful of his own songs for a dynamic mix. The result is a captivating show that aims to keep listeners engaged and leave them eager for more.

Hairspray brings the rhythm and spirit of 1960s Baltimore to the stage. Tracy Turnblad, a fearless teen who lives to dance, pursues a spot on The Corny Collins Show while standing up for love and equality. The production blends vibrant songs, lively choreography, and heartfelt storytelling that celebrates individuality and inclusion. Directed by Chris Maulden. Performances take place in the Gregory Family Theater at the Hylton Performing Arts Center. This production is presented through Music Theatre International, with authorized materials supplied by MTI.

Each Friday night, The Salisbury Center offers a full evening of social fun. Start with Happy Hour, join complimentary line dancing lessons that are included with the cover charge, then keep moving with open dancing in the James Arena. Meanwhile, karaoke takes place in the Squeek & Co Bar & Social lobby. The night blends instruction, open dance, and a chance to sing along.

Declutter and discover deals at a community yard sale at the Pat White Center at Ben Lomond. Sellers receive an assigned space and the event will be promoted locally. Only secondhand household goods may be sold. No commercial vendors, sales of live flowers, or any food or beverage sales are permitted. Each selling area is approximately 10 by 20 feet. Reservations are required in advance; call (703) 792-8320 to secure a space.

DV Rides Auto Meet brings car enthusiasts together at Merchants View Square in Haymarket, Virginia. It is open to everyone, and vehicles of every make and model are welcome to be shown. Registration is not required.

The Historic Manassas Farmers Market is in season with Thursday markets at Harris Pavilion and Saturday markets at the Commuter Parking Lot.

Junie's sets up at the Warrenton Farmers Market with a selection of hand-squeezed lemonade, signature dirty sodas, mocktails, and more. Everything is non-alcoholic and made to order, so friends and families can choose drinks that fit their tastes.

The Bull Run Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America marks a milestone with the 50th Edgar Rohr Memorial Car Meet, a family-friendly charity showcase supporting Military Veterans and their families. Several vehicles that appeared at the very first show in 1976 will be on display, highlighting five decades of automotive history. All collector vehicles are welcome, including street rods, modifieds, trucks, and motorcycles. The show runs rain or shine, with free spectator admission and free spectator parking available at the Manassas parking garage. The field is arranged with large paved areas for modified vehicles and for stock cars, and additional parking is available nearby. An opening ceremony features a presentation of colors by the American Legion Post 10 Honor Guard, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and the Star-Spangled Banner. Trophies will be awarded in several classes, and door prizes will be announced throughout the day. Vendors will offer a variety of items such as tie-dye apparel, unique toys, and custom T-shirts. Local dog adoption group A Forever Home will be on site with puppies for socialization and adoption opportunities. Community partners including the Manassas Volunteer Fire Company, Greater Manassas Volunteer Rescue Squad, Manassas City Police, American Legion Post 10, and The Freedom Museum will host booths with displays and handouts for children. The National Capitol Area Model T Ford Club will present its popular disassembly and reassembly demonstration. Free trailer parking is available at Osbourn High School. Food options from nearby restaurants will be plentiful, the Manassas Farmers Market will be open, and the Manassas Museum will offer free admission during the show. Vehicle registration is available with pre-registration at $20 and day-of registration at $25, with a portion of each entry fee benefiting Fisher House in partnership with Cruisin’ For Heroes.

Blackstone Honey Bee Farms sets up at farmers markets across Northern Virginia throughout the season with a lineup straight from the hive. Look for classic liquid honey, creamy whipped honey, handcrafted beeswax candles, and bee pollen granules. It is a convenient stop for refilling the pantry, adding a little extra to morning toast, or choosing a thoughtful, all-natural gift. Visitors can sample the offerings and discover the bright, distinctive flavor that comes from local beekeeping.

At Conway-Robinson State Forest, this continuing education field trip explores fungi and mushrooms found in Prince William County. Robin Firth of Merrimac Farm Virginia Master Naturalists leads a guided walk and talk. The event is free and open to the public with registration.

Caregiving for someone living with dementia can bring love, responsibility, fatigue, resilience, and major life changes, often alongside emotional strain, financial pressure, work challenges, and the ongoing task of helping a loved one remain safe at home while keeping a household steady. This community-centered expo is designed to ease that load through education, wellness, advocacy, and genuine connection, bringing together caregivers, healthcare professionals, community organizations, and local resources so families can navigate dementia care with greater confidence and support. It is not a clinical conference or a sales-focused trade show. The emphasis is on practical tools, emotional well-being, resource navigation, and sustainable strategies that bolster both families and communities. Created with caregivers at the heart of the experience, the day addresses real-world issues such as burnout, emotional wellness, care planning, aging in place, balancing work and caregiving, and finding the right support systems across the region. Attendees can take part in educational sessions on dementia-aware communication, caregiver mental and emotional health, and planning for care. They can meet local service providers and aging resource organizations in an easy-to-browse exhibit area, visit a dedicated resource hub for hands-on guidance and take-home tools, and access wellness screenings that include blood pressure and A1C checks. Conversations spotlight sustaining the caregiving role, supporting family well-being, and strengthening community networks. Resources focus on healthy aging, caregiver support, and maintaining quality of life for older adults. A special fashion show honors caregivers by celebrating strength, identity, dignity, and self-worth. Throughout the event, there are many chances to connect with others who understand the caregiving journey and to leave with clear, actionable next steps. The expo welcomes family members supporting someone with dementia, people preparing for future caregiving responsibilities, older adults and families looking for aging and wellness resources, professionals and advocates who serve caregivers and aging populations, and community members seeking dementia education and caregiver support. It reflects the mission of My Natural Me, a nonprofit committed to empowering individuals and families through education, advocacy, wellness, and culturally responsive programming. Through its Dementia Caregivers Support Program, My Natural Me works to ensure caregivers have the tools, language, community connections, and wellness resources they need to care for others without losing themselves in the process. The result is a meaningful day of learning, connection, support, and community that uplifts caregivers and strengthens the systems that help families thrive.

Plant lovers gather at Frozen Yogi Warrenton for a friendly swap focused on healthy, pest free houseplants, cuttings, and gardening supplies. Browse what others have brought, talk through trades, and agree on exchanges that work for both sides. You can even trade an item more than once. A free area will be available for anyone to leave unwanted plants, cuttings, or supplies for others to adopt. Bring healthy, pest free plants or cuttings to trade, ideally five to ten, along with a bag or box to carry your finds. Cuttings do not have to be rooted if they are in good condition. There are no strict size limits, just choose items you can comfortably carry. Attendees bring a wide range, from common pothos to rarer philodendrons, so there is something for everyone. If a swap cannot be arranged, purchases between participants are allowed so those without plants can still take part.

Get ready to kick up your heels at an energetic line dancing class for all experience levels. Learn new steps, meet new people, and enjoy time on the dance floor in a welcoming setting. No partner is required, just bring your enthusiasm. This event is free and family friendly. Participants can attend solo or with friends and make memorable moments together.

Local musician Bailey Hayes delivers a versatile live performance that spans country, classic rock, pop and soul, and folk, along with original songs. The set blends lively energy with soulful vocals, creating a warm atmosphere that could even inspire some time on the dance floor.

Celebrated for a career honored with many awards on stage and screen, Bernadette Peters opens the Hylton Presents season with an intimate program of songs and stories, sharing her trademark charm. She performs favorite numbers from Broadway alongside classic American standards, joined by musicians from the American Festival Pops Orchestra. The New York Times has praised her as a radiant Broadway star noted for grace and emotional intensity, and this event marks her first appearance at the Hylton Center in a sparkling season kickoff suitable for all ages. Tickets are priced at $140, $105, $80, and $50, with half-price admission for youth through grade 12. Prices include fees.

Mullett brings a full-throttle 80s rock takeover to The Salisbury Center, channeling the arena era with towering hair, thunderous guitar riffs, and unapologetic swagger. Expect a loud, wild blast of nostalgia that captures the feel of classic stadium shows. If the soundtrack of the 80s shaped your memories, this set speaks your language. If you missed that era, this performance delivers a vivid introduction to what made it larger than life.

DJ Torch performs live upstairs.

Old Dominion Engravings will be at the Haymarket Farmers Market. Explore the vendors, enjoy treats like doughnuts, pizza, and empanadas, and be sure to stop by and share the news with a friend.

Enjoy food, get your weekly shopping done, and listen to music while you browse.

This show uses a regular barrel racing format and awards IBRA points, with the IBRA dress code in effect. Riders should wear a collared, long sleeve button-down shirt with jeans, plus a cowboy hat or a safety helmet and cowboy boots. Classes include Pee Wee for ages 10 and under with a $10 entry, Open 4D for all ages at $35, Youth 3D for 18 and under at $35, Adult 3D for ages 19 to 39 at $35, and Masters 3D for 40 and up at $35. Cash at entry is preferred to help speed payouts. Points count toward buckles, with one point for entering, three points for a first place in a division, two for second, and one for third, and riders who enter more than one class can earn placing points in each class.

A monthly, family-friendly meetup with The Game Store of Warrenton and Barking Rose features chances to learn a new game or spend time with a longtime favorite. Hosted by The Game Store.

Begin your crochet journey by learning core techniques such as the chain and slip stitches along with single and double crochet. This beginner-friendly class welcomes participants with no prior needlework experience. Suitable for ages 12 and up. Instruction is led by Brinn Anza. Advance registration is required.

Magic: The Gathering Commander play is hosted by The Game Store at Barking Rose Brewing Co. Attendees can enjoy the brewery's drink selection, including nonalcoholic options, sign into WPN, and play Commander. Anyone signed into WPN is eligible for prize drawings and giveaways.

Karaoke takes place in the upstairs area or out on the deck. Availability is subject to private event bookings.

Walk-In Wednesday offers open interviews for a variety of company-wide roles. All job seekers are welcome, including those pursuing entry-level positions, experienced professionals, and individuals exploring a career transition. For questions, contact the community at 703-783-4752.

Test your knowledge at a free-to-play team trivia night with prizes for the top two teams.