Your Thursday guide to the Loudoun weekend.

Local events, date-night ideas, family picks, food and drink, and seasonal happenings, sent early enough to actually plan.

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Top Picks

The short list first: the weekend anchor, the easy family move, a stronger date-night option, and one wildcard that earns the click.

Lead story
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Quick Hits

Three more things worth knowing so the issue feels complete without turning into an event dump or a wall of tabs.

Secondary picks
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Weekend Modes

A few ready-made ways to play the weekend if you want the easy plan, the lively plan, or the most Loudoun-looking one.

Planning help
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Field Guide

The directory and review layer: checked venue details, policy notes, and the places that are actually worth your time.

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Issue 06 May 15, 2026

Farm Tour weekend is here.

Spring Farm Tour is the big thing this weekend, but it is not the only thing worth planning around. Saturday also has Lovettsville Mayfest, Purcellville Public Safety Day, Lucketts Spring Market, and a French dinner at Shiloh Manor Farm. Sunday is easier: pick another farm route, hear jazz in Leesburg, look at cars over coffee, or make Field and Flame your dinner plan.

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Issue 05 May 8, 2026

A real Saturday slate, then a Sunday that needs a lane.

Saturday is not quiet: Art in the Burg, the PRCS Food Truck Festival, Frozen, dinner theater at Casanel, and an ABBA tribute at Tally Ho all stack up. Sunday is the Mother's Day decision: farm breakfast, brunch boards, a 5K, flowers, or a mountain brunch.

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Issue 04 May 1, 2026

A downtown Friday, a split Saturday, and a clean Sunday run.

This weekend gives you a real choice instead of one obvious anchor: Leesburg First Friday to ease in, a family-heavy Saturday split between Sterling and Leesburg, a more focused wine-country tasting at 8 Chains, and Run the Greenway if you want Sunday to start with movement.

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Issue 03 Apr 24, 2026

A packed Saturday, with a few useful ways out.

This weekend tilts hard toward Saturday: Earth Day at Franklin Park, Purcellville's Music and Arts Festival, LoCo Wine Fest, and a Tally Ho country night all stack up. Friday is there if you want loud nostalgia, and Sunday has a clean theater-or-5K lane if you do not want another festival crowd.

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