When BENEFIT co-founder Ara Bagdasarian floated the idea of having area artists participate in a virtual community concert to help entertain residents stuck at home … Read More ›
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Social distancing and the arts don’t really go hand in hand. New restrictions on public gatherings and concern for public health are taking a toll on performers and arts-related organizations in Loudoun. But there’s a silver lining: the county’s creators are getting creative about bringing music, performance and visual arts to the community.
By Jan Mercker Loudoun’s artists—both performing and visual—are taking their talents online. Folks craving great tunes or a creative outlet can take a painting lesson, … Read More ›
Beginning today, the Franklin Park Arts Center will offer a bit of respite for those cooped up at home as part of the effort to … Read More ›
March is Women’s History Month and what better way to celebrate the accomplishments of women in wine than to visit 10 local wineries tasting exceptional … Read More ›
Downtown Leesburg is getting a head start on St. Patrick’s Day celebrations with a full day of events Saturday. The folks at Sidebar kick things … Read More ›
They say winemaking is an art and a science. For 868 Estate Vineyards co-owner and winemaker Carl DiManno, a scientist’s mindset and a passion for great wine are paying off.
Hot on the heels of a hectic 2019 punctuated by packed headlining shows at the Tally Ho Theater, Leesburg rock band My Kid Brother has released its latest single, “Native Tongue” amid the news that they have signed to Los Angeles label Fearless Records.
It started with a hundred-year-old melody by a namesake ancestor and grew into an album and a memoir.
For the past 16 years, pickers from around the region have gathered in western Loudoun to swap stories, hone their skills and enjoy the camaraderie … Read More ›