Events in Warrenton today

Explore the winter selection at the Dale City Farmers Market, featuring premium honey, seasonal produce, freshly baked breads, ready-to-eat foods, and sweet treats. Look for sturdy greens, winter squash, apples, sweet potatoes, and a variety of root vegetables that are perfect for cold-weather cooking. This is a great moment to plan slow roasts, stews, chili, and hearty soups. Bring out the roasting pan, stew pot, or slow cooker, and let the welcoming aromas fill your kitchen. Since 1987, this market has served Prince William County residents and grown into one of the region's largest open-air markets, with dozens of vendors throughout the year. Only service animals are permitted.

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

Words can resist, remember, imagine new futures, and reveal what lives deepest within us. Wild Ink is a monthly circle for writers of every kind, including essayists, poets, journal keepers, storytellers, and anyone who carries a notebook. Guided by Jiamie and Gomer Pyles, longtime writers and community organizers, the gathering offers unstructured time to simply show up and write together. Expect a quiet block devoted to writing, followed by an optional chance to share. There is no critique and no formal agenda, just space to turn thoughts into words. Herbal tea is available while you work. Attendance is free, with an optional donation basket that supports Jiamie and Gomer’s travel and garden costs. Participants can bring a work in progress, a snippet of an idea, or a blank page, and many appreciate the river sounds, the friendly company, and the connections that form. This gathering takes place at love, wild gardens at Wild Roots Apothecary.

At the Washington Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, couples can explore ideas for everything from elegant black-tie celebrations to relaxed beach ceremonies. A curated group of wedding experts will be available to share guidance and inspiration, helping you plan meaningful details and lasting memories for your day.

A friendly, hands-on family clay class introduces the pinch pot method as everyone builds a Thanksgiving or harvest themed turkey. Customize your creation with playful touches like a top hat, big feathers or a tiny bow tie. This is a pottery project, not something to nibble on. Please bring a hand towel and wear clothing that can get clay or paint on it. Suitable for ages 6 and up. Children who are 6 must attend with a parent. Families may take part together, and anyone who wants to make their own piece should register separately. Parents who are creating an artwork need to register, while parents who are only assisting a child do not. Tuition includes all clay, access to communal tools, and multiple firings. Instruction is led by Genevieve Ivan. Attendance is limited to 12 participants.

Sensory Friendly Hours offers a quieter, more comfortable museum experience for children and families, with dimmed lights, no music, and a smaller crowd. The calm, welcoming environment allows visitors to explore and play at their own pace. RSVP is required, and space is limited.

The Labyrinth staff hosts an evening of food, drinks, and board games on the top floor of Mr. Henry’s. A wide selection will be available, ranging from light party games to heavier euro strategy titles, with plenty in between. Attendees are welcome to bring their own games as well. This monthly gathering draws growing interest. Admission is free and no registration is required.

Capital City Hafla brings a monthly celebration of Arabic and Egyptian dance to Marrakesh DC in Washington, DC, blending performance, community, and Moroccan cuisine. Look for a lineup of around ten to twelve local dancers presenting classical raqs sharqi, folkloric works, and contemporary pieces, capped by a featured headliner finale. A Moroccan buffet highlights the restaurant’s cuisine, and the bar serves custom cocktails. The evening begins with time to settle in with dinner and drinks, then moves into Act I, a short intermission, and Act II featuring the headliner. After the performances, the dance floor opens for social dancing that welcomes everyone. Beginners are welcome, and a hip scarf is a fitting touch for the social portion. Metered street parking is available on nearby streets, and commercial garages are within a short walk. The venue is also a short walk from Metro Center and McPherson Square. Seating is limited, and reservations are handled directly by Marrakesh DC at (202) 999-8980.

The Noontime Cantata Series presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s cantata “Wer sich selbst erhöhet, der soll erniedriget werden,” BWV 47, with soprano Amy Nicole Broadbent, bass Edmund Milly, and organist Kevin Biggins Jr. An organ prelude is also included, with its program to be announced. The series is supported by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, with underwriting from Robert Beizer and the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation.

Unwind with select beer, wine, or cocktails, including an Old Fashioned or Margarita. Pair your drink with bar snacks such as Buffalo Chicken Wing Lollipops, a Mediterranean Sampler, or Crisp Calamari with Mango Ketchup.

Start the week with a signature Espresso Martini made with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Caffè Borghetti, Illy Espresso, and coconut cream. Pair the cocktail with desserts such as chocolate torte, tiramisu, or cheesecake, or choose savory bites like Brie and Virginia ham, Chesapeake crab and artichoke dip, a Mediterranean sampler, or baked lemon soufflé.

Enjoy a free Commander gathering hosted by Final Boss, with a welcoming community of friendly players and mentors focused on having fun and building connections. Players who sign in with the Companion App are entered into a free raffle for a chance to win promos, packs, and other Magic: The Gathering supplies.

Live jazz from the JazzWorx Big Band comes to CraftWorx Taproom in Gainesville, Virginia. The taproom hosts live jazz every Monday.

Spend Monday evenings testing your music knowledge with Sporcle’s Music Quiz.

Enjoy Sporcle's Pub Quiz at Red Bear Brewing Co. every Monday, with quiz sessions at 7 and 8 p.m.

Spend Monday evenings testing your trivia knowledge with Sporcle’s Pub Quiz at Lost & Found.

Heartfulness Meditation in Washington, DC offers an opportunity for meditation, reflection, and fellowship. Newcomers and experienced meditators are welcome.

Manassas City will hold a general and special election that includes contests for the U.S. Senate in Virginia, the U.S. House of Representatives in the 10th Congressional District, and the Virginia House of Delegates in District 20. Local ballots will also feature three City Council seats and three School Board seats. Voter registration updates, early in-person voting, and requests for a mailed ballot each have established deadlines.

Connect with like-minded professionals to exchange business leads, share insights, and support one another’s success. The group offers opportunities to build relationships, gain referrals, and grow together.

The Senior Committee meets for coffee, a walk, and time to connect socially. Contact Cecelia with any questions.

The Noontime Cantata Series presents “Wer sich selbst erhöhet, der soll erniedriget werden,” BWV 47. Amy Nicole Broadbent performs as soprano, Edmund Milly as bass, and Kevin Biggins Jr. on organ. The program also includes an organ prelude, to be announced. Support for the series comes from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

Practice English speaking and listening skills with a friendly group. Everyone is welcome. The group meets at the clubhouse.

Experience Parisian charm at Lady Madison with live jazz piano, cocktails, and extended happy hour specials in a French-inspired setting.

Move, breathe, and relax in a nurturing yoga class with an unhurried pace. Gentle movements, stretching, breath awareness, foundational postures, and light strengthening support flexibility and a calm mind. The poses are accessible and supportive, and the practice ends with guided relaxation to help release tension and leave you feeling refreshed and restored. Payment is $20 per class or $60 when prepaid on the first of the month. Payment is made directly to the teacher upon arrival by cash, check, or Venmo.

Play Magic: The Gathering Commander at Barking Rose Brewing Co. Guests can choose from the brewery’s drinks, including non-alcoholic options, and sign into WPN to become eligible for prize drawings and giveaways.

The Northern Virginia Tea & Social Club returns for its second gathering at Crest Hill Tea Room, offering a relaxed evening for anyone looking to get out, meet new people, and enjoy a couple of hours of genuine conversation. Expect a cozy, unhurried setting where it is easy to settle in, appreciate the ambiance, and see where the chats take you. Whether you attended the first meetup or are walking in for the very first time, everyone is equally welcome.

A weekly gathering where board game enthusiasts come together for tabletop games and fun. The group meets each week to play and connect with fellow players.

Enjoy karaoke upstairs or on the deck, except when the space is booked for a private event.

Enjoy a free game of bingo hosted by Sharrae Allen, with prizes awarded in every round and a $50 Red Derby gift card for the final-round winner. Tuesday specials include $3 Tecate, $7 margaritas, and half-off chicken tenders. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Pocket Open Mic offers performers a fully backlined stage with a drum kit, professional lighting, and a sound engineer, along with a welcoming community. Limited advance performance sign-ups open weekly, and walk-in sign-ups are handled through a lottery.

The ASA Festival Chorus and orchestra perform Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, a twentieth-century sacred work that blends ancient Gregorian chant with the rich harmonies of the French musical tradition. The music offers a meditation on mortality, consolation, and eternal rest in a historic Washington church.

Enjoy a salsa and bachata dance social with music, a free weekly salsa or bachata class, and social dancing afterward. The event welcomes both experienced dancers and beginners, with instructors and DJs from the DMV, free entry, and drink specials. The venue offers space for dancing and a sound system.

This hiring and networking event connects veterans, transitioning active-duty service members, National Guard members, Reservists, and military spouses and family members with employers and workforce professionals. Attendees can explore job opportunities, network with industry professionals and community partners, learn about training and career advancement, connect with Veteran Employment Representatives and workforce specialists, and discover resources available through the American Job Center. Please bring government-issued photo identification and updated résumés. Interview-ready attire is recommended.

This weekly walk-in hiring opportunity offers open interviews for a variety of positions across the company. It is open to job seekers of all backgrounds and experience levels, including those interested in entry-level roles, experienced professionals, and people seeking a career transition. Contact the community with any questions.

The ICLS Wednesday English Conversation Club offers adult English learners a relaxed, supportive setting to build speaking confidence through guided, in-person conversation with an ICLS instructor. Sessions explore topics such as culture, books, traditions, and everyday life, giving intermediate and advanced learners opportunities to share ideas, listen, expand their vocabulary, and connect with other students. The club complements online and in-person English classes and supports practice for work, school, and daily life.

Enjoy casual gameplay for Age of Fantasy and Grimdark Future, connect with the community, and learn the One Page Rules system. No prior experience is needed, making it easy to get started and roll some dice.

Enjoy a free weekly Lorcana gathering with a rotating selection of games and formats. The community is growing and welcomes new players.

Enjoy a Magic: The Gathering draft featuring a different set each week. Players are assigned to pods of four to draft cards and build 40-card decks, adding lands as needed. The event typically uses a pick-two format, with occasional prerelease-style drafts using older set kits. After drafting, players compete in one-on-one Swiss pairings for a top prize, determined at the event. Participants keep the cards used to build their decks and receive raffle giveaway prizes. The event includes three raffles, with the number depending on attendance.

A free Friendsgiving Flow yoga class at Boom Fitness & Kidz Studio in Culpeper focuses on community, abundance, and gratitude. Cozy attire is encouraged, such as flannel layers, fuzzy socks, and scarves over your usual yoga clothes, to create a warm seasonal feel. Participants are invited to bring a gratitude pumpkin and share what they appreciate, adding a heartfelt element to the practice. The session aims to cultivate appreciation, connection, and an uplifting group energy.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test during a weekly Trivia Night at the Hawk in Lopez Hall, Building 1978.

An in-house dart league is launching and welcomes participants of all experience levels. Teams will be assigned at random on the opening night, and week one begins immediately after teams are set. With six dart boards available, there is room to accommodate more players and teams. The cost is $40 for the entire league. Of that, $5 per player goes toward dartconnet fees and another $5 supports trophies for the first-place team.

Enjoy half-price burgers during Burger Night, with drinks available to pair with dinner. There is no cover charge.

Gather your team for a free trivia game with prizes for the top two teams.

This hands-on workshop invites participants to design and create a personal face mask, offering Veterans and their adult family members a creative way to reflect on and communicate their emotional journeys. The artmaking process serves as a symbolic channel for exploring inner emotions and provides a tangible outlet for processing trauma and recovery. Attendees will be encouraged to share their stories through their mask designs along with personal reflections. The session is led by Steven Luu, a U.S. Air Force Veteran, recent MFA graduate, and artist with George Mason University's School of Art. It is open and free to Veterans, Servicemembers, military family members, and military caregivers ages 18 and older. Space is limited. For details such as the minimum age requirement and community policies for Veterans and the Arts on-site workshops, see the information sheet. Registered participants will receive additional information by email.

The Washington DC Chapter of Tough Guy Book Club gathers for a relaxed conversation about the current selection. Reading a few pages in advance is encouraged, but everyone is welcome whether the book is finished, started, or still on the to-read list. Bringing a personal copy can make it easier to reference passages, and noting lines that stand out is recommended. The group will also announce the next title at the meeting, with copies available for those who pre-ordered at the previous gathering. Details about this month’s book can be found on the club’s website.

Line dancing at CraftWorx Taproom includes complimentary lessons and dancing. Learn new steps at no cost and spend time on the dance floor putting them to use.

Take part in Sporcle’s Pub Quiz at TAKODA Beer Garden.

Put your general knowledge to the test at Sporcle’s Pub Quiz, held every Wednesday at Astro Beer Hall.

Take part in Sporcle’s Pub Quiz on Wednesdays at Irish Channel Restaurant & Pub.

Ak’chamel is a trio known for a distinctive live performance that pairs theatrical costumes and hallucinatory rituals with desert-scorched psychedelia, post-apocalyptic shamanism, and lo-fi ritual-folk. Ecology Homestones is an A/V noise project from Philadelphia.

A collaborative leadshare gathering that brings together like-minded professionals to exchange leads, share practical insights, and support one another's success. The focus is on building strong relationships, gaining referrals, and growing together. Meetings take place at Shawn's Craft Barbecue.

Support Benton Middle School with a fundraising night at Panda Express. Present the event flyer at checkout, or place an order online or through the app and enter code 3860722 so that 20 percent of your purchase benefits the school.

The South Riding Tennis Program offers instruction and training for players of all ages and skill levels. Sessions provide a positive learning environment, whether a player is new to tennis or wants to develop competitive skills.

East Coast supporters of TJC are invited to gather in Washington, DC, for a happy hour.

Move, breathe, and relax in a nurturing yoga class with an unhurried pace. Gentle movements, stretching, and breath awareness support flexibility and a calm mind, while foundational postures and light strengthening offer an accessible, supportive practice. The class concludes with guided relaxation to release tension and feel refreshed.

Enjoy Sporcle’s pub quiz every Thursday at Jinya Ramen Bar in Georgetown.

Double Exposure is an investigative film festival and forum focused on evidence and accountability in an age of doubt. Its 2026 theme explores stories of suppressed documents, deleted databases, silenced sources, and films that made it to the screen despite these challenges.

Enjoy an open gaming night with a library of more than 800 games, including modern classics such as Catan, Splendor, and Ticket to Ride. Staff and experienced gamers can help explain the rules, making it easy to try something new, play a familiar favorite, and meet others who share an interest in games. The gathering is primarily intended for adults. Registration is not required, and seating is limited on a first-come, first-served basis.

Learn the Viennese Waltz in a lesson on the wooden dance floor at the Austrian Embassy, then practice your dancing at a soiree with recorded music. Austrian wine will be available for purchase at a cash bar. Food is not included, so plan to have dinner before or after the event. Advance reservations are required.

Explore connections between Hoocąk artist Truman Lowe’s work and that of filmmaker and visual artist Sky Hopinka, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation and Pechanga Band of Indians. The evening includes a screening of three of Hopinka’s short video works, followed by a conversation with Hopinka and exhibition curator Rebecca Head Trautmann about his artistic practice, inspirations, and Lowe’s influence. Visitors can also take part in hands-on art-making inspired by themes of nature, movement, and place, explore materials used in the artworks, and view pieces from the exhibition. The screening features “Fainting Spells,” “The Island Weights,” and “He Who Wears Faces on His Ears,” works that engage with Indigenous identity, Ho-Chunk stories, myth, memory, and language.

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.

At The Winery at Sunshine Ridge Farm, enjoy a high energy line dancing class that welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. Learn fun steps to lively music in a relaxed, social setting. No partner is required. This free event is open to ages 16 and up. Along with plenty of dancing, there will be good food and drinks to enjoy.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test at The Coupe, where participants can compete for prizes over food and drinks.

Take part in a weekly 8-ball pool tournament featuring friendly competition, close games, and plenty of laughs. Whether you’re aiming to win or simply enjoy the fun, the night offers a chance to play pool and compete for bragging rights.

Enjoy a music quiz hosted by Sporcle every Thursday.

Melissa Villaseñor brings her cartoon voice work, impressions, and sketches from Saturday Night Live together in a stand-up comedy performance. This marks her fourth time headlining a weekend at the DC Improv, and her previous shows there sold out.

Enjoy a relaxing evening out while the kids have a fun night in. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. The cost is $50 per child and $30 for siblings.

A relaxed, private visit with Santa at Jessica Green Photography puts the focus on wonder instead of hurry. Families spend one-on-one time with a real, bearded Santa while a photographer captures the moments, and 15 digital images are included. An optional full family portrait is available. Thoughtful touches add to the magic, including a cookie from Mrs. Claus and a gift that Santa can present when provided by you. Edited photos are delivered after the session.

Enjoy custom margaritas made with a choice of tequilas, including House, Casamigos Blanco, Don Julio Blanco, or Siete Leguas for a Cadillac Margarita. Choose from flavors such as grapefruit, lime and lemon, pomegranate, or cherry, and pair your drink with carne asada or shrimp tacos, or chips with guacamole or salsa.

Enjoy a free evening of Commander in a welcoming community of friendly players and mentors. New players are welcome, and participants can sign in with the Companion App for entry into a free raffle featuring promos, packs, and other Magic: The Gathering supplies. Hosted by Final Boss.

Experience First Friday in Old Town Manassas as a walkable block party with live bands, a DJ, games, food, and plenty of shopping. Restaurants serve into the evening and many shops keep their doors open late, creating a lively, family friendly night out. To help keep the celebration welcoming for everyone, follow the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area guidelines. Do not bring outside alcohol, cans, bottles, or coolers, and enjoy beverages only within the marked DORA zones. Streets close ahead of the festivities and reopen later in the night. On-street beverage service winds down before the evening concludes, alcohol sales end when the music wraps up, and on-street consumption stops afterward. Please respect the schedule and the guidance of officers by clearing the streets and exiting the area when the event finishes, especially as venues reach capacity.

Final Boss presents a Star Trek themed prerelease for Magic The Gathering in Culpeper, VA. This event brings players together to mark the prerelease with a focus on the Star Trek theme.

Celebrate fall at McCall Studio Gallery with a November art show featuring original artwork and diverse fine arts exhibits. Complimentary wine and cheese will be served, and art will be available for purchase. Museum tours and a gift shop are also mentioned.

Enjoy an easygoing evening by the fire with live music, hot chocolate, and s’mores. The musical lineup changes each week, and cocktails are available for purchase. The event is free and open to residents of The Stacks and the wider community.

Kick off First Friday with Karen's Line Dancing at Powers Farm & Brewery. Enjoy music across genres and clear, step-by-step instruction with no complicated moves. The first hour is devoted to lessons, followed by 30 minutes of open dancing to try out the steps. Boots are encouraged. Admission is free.

Friday Night Magic features mostly Draft and Modern play. Registration is required.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Washington DC Awards Gala, honoring the Catholic Health Association of the United States, Mary Lynn and Deacon Jim Shanahan, and Kerrie Wilson, with special thanks to Sister Kathleen Lunsmann, IHM. Proceeds benefit aging religious.

This tarot comedy show blends live readings by Skye Marinda with comedian That Guy Maddie’s humorous take on what the cards may be saying. Selected audience members can receive a reading, and the show also features interactive psychic games, spirit communing, and more. The performance is all ages.

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

At Live at 10th & G in Washington, DC, a program planned by Bach scholar Dr. Daniel R. Melamed explores the vocal traditions that shaped Bach’s world. Motets and other sacred pieces for four to eight voices from the 16th and 17th centuries illuminate a lineage of expressive craft and devotion that can be heard in Bach’s own music. Eight singers from the Washington Bach Consort, with organ and violone, perform music by Palestrina, Gallus, Andrea Gabrieli, Bernhard, Schütz, Walter, Knüpfer, Johann Christoph Bach, and Johann Ludwig Bach. The ensemble features sopranos Sara MacKimmie and Amy Nicole Broadbent, altos Kristen Dubenion-Smith and Hannah Baslee, tenors Matthew Loyal Smith and Andrew Bearden Brown, and basses Edward Vogel and Edmund Milly, with Adam Pearl on organ and Jessica Powell Eig on violone. Underwritten by Helen McConnell.

Experience the olllam’s genre-defying blend of Irish musical tradition, virtuosic instrumentation, and Detroit-inspired post-rock psychedelia. Their compositions weave cyclical, trance-like melodies with intricate rhythms, drawing on the talents of accomplished musicians. Miraje, the project of vocalist Miranda Mlilo and guitarist Jason Seiler, brings expressive melodies, dreamy guitar and vocals, rich instrumentals, and poetry shaped by their diverse backgrounds and DC’s music scene.

Test your knowledge at a free themed trivia night hosted by Michael Bolton at Lost Generation Brewing Company. Themes vary throughout the year, including Star Wars, Bravo, Taylor Swift, James Bond, Star Trek, The Simpsons, The Muppets, and Lord of the Rings. The winning team receives $75 off its tab, and second place receives $25 off. The brewery also offers $5 Shift beers, with food from local vendors. Seating is first come, first served.

Drummer Lesley Mok and pianist Phillip Golub perform together as dream brigade, presenting improvisations and personal interpretations of two jazz standards. Their self-titled debut album, released by Infrequent Seams, has received international acclaim. The duo’s music gives their voices as improvisers and instrumentalists room to unfold.

Experience a formal Viennese Ball featuring live classical music from the Salon Orchestra of Washington, including Strauss waltzes, ballroom music from around the world, and the Radetsky Grand March. Guests are invited to take part in the Strauss Fledermaus Quadrille #6 or enjoy the dancing and elegant European ball atmosphere. Benefactor ticket holders can enjoy an Austrian delicacies buffet, while Austrian and European desserts are served later in the evening. The event is for attendees aged 21 and over. Seating is limited and not guaranteed, as space is arranged to accommodate dancing.

Ethan Regan brings the Young Regan Tour to The Atlantis.

Enjoy an evening at The Salisbury Center with happy hour, line dancing lessons included in the cover charge, open dancing in the James Arena, and karaoke in the Squeek & Co Bar & Social lobby.

The Longest Johns are scheduled to perform at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C.

Punch Brothers have partnered with PLUS1 to direct $1 from each ticket to organizations working to support equity, access, and dignity for all.

Geese have partnered with PLUS1 to contribute $1 from each ticket to organizations supporting positive change in their communities.