If you’re looking for a fun way to welcome fall, the Thomas Balch Library in downtown Leesburg is offering a charming little challenge: a pumpkin scavenger hunt that’s on now through November 3. Here’s how it works: Stop by the reference desk to grab a BINGO-style card, then search the library for 10 small pumpkins […]
If you’re heading into downtown Leesburg this Saturday, you’ll want to plan ahead — several streets will be closed for the 37th annual Leesburg Car
After a year of quieter skies, one of Loudoun’s favorite traditions is back. The Leesburg Airshow is set to return to Leesburg Executive Airport on
For the first time in years, Leesburg’s beloved Halloween Parade won’t be marching down King Street on Halloween night. The Kiwanis Club of Leesburg announced today that the annual event will instead take place on Thursday, October 30 at 6 p.m. The change is meant to give families more breathing room between the parade and […]
Ashburn, VA – July 16, 2025 – This summer, our community gets to cheer loud and proud as Bles Park reopens with brand-new features designed for everyone. Come join the celebration at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 16 at Bles Park (44830 Bles Park Drive, Ashburn), where the Board of Supervisors, Parks, Recreation & Community […]
Leesburg’s annual Independence Day celebration is back this July 4, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest events of the summer. The
LEESBURG, VA — If you’ve got a decorated bike, a marching group, or even a vintage car to show off, Leesburg wants you in its Independence Day Parade. The town is inviting families, civic groups, youth organizations—really anyone with a little red, white, and blue spirit—to be part of this year’s July 4 festivities. The […]
By Lauren Denton | Loudoun County Local News Loudoun County’s getting ready to light up the skies—and the calendar—with a full slate of free events celebrating Independence Day. Whether you’re in Sterling, Aldie, Lovettsville, or Purcellville, there’s a hometown celebration waiting for you. Here’s your guide to what’s happening and where: 🎆 Friday, June 27 […]
If you’ve ever wondered what lies beneath the soil here in Loudoun County, especially around Leesburg, this summer is your chance to find out. The Thomas Balch Library is hosting a fascinating new Civil War exhibit in its Mercer Room, featuring more than 300 artifacts unearthed by longtime Leesburg resident John Creamer. These aren’t pieces […]
LEESBURG, VA — Curious about Quaker history in Virginia The Thomas Balch Library is offering a deep dive into the faith’s local legacy with a virtual presentation by Certified Genealogist Annette Burke Lyttle. The talk, “Quakers in Virginia: Their History, Migrations, and Records,” will be held online on Thursday, March 27, at 10 a.m. The […]
