The Duskwhales, an indie pop trio that has played throughout the DC area for the past nine years, released their newest EP, “Take It Back”, on Aug. 10.
The National Sporting Library & Museum will host a talk on Confederate Colonel John Singleton Mosby from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29. The talk, led … Read More ›
Leesburg’s Morven Park will be a popular place to be this weekend, as it plays host to the 2019 national finals of the U.S. Gaelic Athletic Association.
The Purcellville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, the Purcellville Tree and Environment Sustainability Committee and the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy invite residents to catch and count … Read More ›
The Mosby Heritage Area Association will host a bus tour that follows the path of Civil War-era sketch artist James E. Taylor from 9 a.m. … Read More ›
Breaux Vineyards will celebrate International Dog Day with a special canine-catered event from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 24. Guests are invited … Read More ›
Organizers of the 50thAnnual Bluemont Fair, to be held Sept. 21-22, are seeking additional vendors for consideration for the juried crafters section of the fair. … Read More ›
Nine years ago, a whirlwind move for her husband’s job dropped Erin Lombardi in Loudoun with a young daughter and no friends or family connections. Nearly a decade later, she’s found her tribe. As director of business development at Tarara Winery near Leesburg, Lombardi is on a mission to help other women connect, collaborate and find each other.
The welcoming and brightly-painted murals and paintings found in galleries and public spaces across Loudoun might be inviting scenes to take in, but the darker and more intricate pieces included in Purcellville artist Patricia Taylor Holz’s “Deus Ex Machina” exhibit stimulates the senses in a more unusual way.
Seven years ago as 868 Estate Vineyards was just establishing itself as one of the newest stops on the Loudoun County Wine Trail, they threw … Read More ›