Here are six "can't miss" events in Loudoun County for the rest of the month of January.
Ashburn native Brandon Diaz, a 2015 graduate of Briar Woods High School, has released a timely — and catchy holiday tune — called “This Year Sucks (At Least We Got Christmas).”
Twenty-four young residents participated in the recent and inaugural “Algonkian’s Got Talent” event, a virtual undertaking hosted by Loudoun County Supervisor Juli Briskman.
A new farm brewery located one mile west of Middleburg is set to open in early December.
Entertainment options abound for the first full month of fall.
A development at the corner of Ashburn and Hay roads in old Ashburn is finally coming to fruition after at least five years of discussion, planning and zoning approvals.
Loudoun’s newest farm brewery is slated to open this month in Hillsboro.
The rainclouds that hung over Loudoun for much of Thursday were merciful enough to dissipate by the evening, allowing opening-night visitors at the Loudoun Arts Film Festival to enjoy the mountainous milieu of Middleburg's 50 West Vineyards in all its sun-dappled glory.
The Go LoCo Podcast: Entertainment and Lifestyle Offerings from the Loudoun Times-Mirror (Episode 3)
A Round Hill-raised pop artist releasing her full-length debut; a film festival that found creative workarounds to continue amid COVID-19; and a vintner looking to bring up the next generation of Loudoun farmers. All this, and more, on this episode of The Go LoCo Podcast!
Apple Picking and Corn Maze at Great Country Farms. 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. daily. Advance tickets are not required for weekday visits, but are highly recommended for weekends. Come enjoy freshly pressed cider, the What’s a Henway Corn Maze, apple cider donuts and the 12-acre play area. On the weeke…
While local agritourism businesses are booming during the cornonavirus pandemic due to a renewed interest in people wanting to know where their food is coming from, Loudoun County winemaker Doug Fabbioli is introducing a weekly event called the “Loudoun Country Market.”
Remember the name Maggie Miles: By way of Round Hill, Nashville-based musician drops her first album
Since relocating to Nashville from Round Hill in 2019, things have been moving pretty quickly for 21-year-old pop musician Maggie Miles, who released her debut full-length record, “Am I Drowning or Am I Just Learning to Swim,” Wednesday.
Ashburn dance star Noah Epps will have a shot at advancing further on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” during the Sept. 1 episode at 8 p.m.
A comedian who's taken his talents to the Web for a lack of a live audience; a wine connoisseur whose new Leesburg bar honors the subversive and the creative; and an indie rock group making their way toward the big-time. All this, and more, on this episode of The Go LoCo Podcast!
Having recently signed to Los Angeles-based music label Fearless Records, Leesburg rock quintet My Kid Brother is the latest Loudoun act to take a step toward the spotlight.
The Waterford Foundation Board of Directors has announced the 76th Annual Waterford Fair will be held virtually this year, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ryan Cambetes, a singer-songwriter from Leesburg, will pitch an original song on NBC's reality music program "Songland" during its second-season finale Monday night.
When Ashburn's Jason Bursey launched Parallel Wine Bistro in Broadlands Center Plaza in May 2010, his goal was to create a space where patrons could share in his passion for wine while enjoying unique, chef-driven plates.
After one year as a destination for wedding and events, the recently renovated White's Ferry Manor in Leesburg has opened an outdoor patio and restaurant for all to enjoy.
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