Spring & Summer Events Heating Up Across Loudoun County
Local events are heating up in Loudoun County and as spring transitions into summer, the events calendar is quickly filling with outdoor concerts, winery festivals, art exhibitions, and equestrian events. From live music at local vineyards and seasonal celebrations to gallery receptions and family programs, the warmer months continue to bring new energy and activity throughout the region. The growing lineup reflects the start of one of the busiest and most active event seasons of the year in Loudoun County.
Featured Spring & Summer Events
Among the seasonal events helping kick off spring and summer in Loudoun County are the returning polo matches at Morven Park International Equestrian Center, where spectators gather for evenings of equestrian competition and outdoor entertainment throughout the season. Each evening includes two arena polo matches featuring nationally and internationally recognized polo players, creating a unique outdoor experience for both longtime equestrian fans and first-time attendees. Guests are encouraged to bring picnics or enjoy food and wine vendors while watching the matches from the viewing area alongside the arena, adding to the social atmosphere that has become a seasonal tradition at Morven Park.
One of the featured arts events this season is the Nature’s Palette Exhibition at The Byrne Gallery. The exhibition showcases the work of artists Craig Arnold, Charlie Evans, Jeffrey Kibler, Liz Miiller, and Carolyn Marshall Wright, offering visitors an opportunity to experience a collection of nature-inspired paintings during regular gallery hours. The exhibition also includes a special artist reception on June 13 from 4–7 p.m. along with a gallery talk scheduled for June 28 from 2–4 p.m., adding additional opportunities for the community to engage directly with the artists and their work.
At Breaux Vineyards, seasonal festivals and live entertainment continue to make the vineyard one of Loudoun County’s active destinations during the warmer months. The vineyard’s growing event calendar includes performances from regional musicians and artists such as Jason Teach, Shane Gamble, Brian Harris, Chris Compton, Wayne Snow, Laura Farrell, Matt Burridge, Melanie Pearl, and Melissa Quinn Fox, along with larger seasonal gatherings including Cajun Fest 2026 and Dog Days – Spring. Combined with vineyard views, outdoor seating, and weekend entertainment, Breaux Vineyards continues to be one of the region’s well-known destinations for spring and summer events.
Live music season is returning once again to Tarara Winery, where outdoor concerts remain a longtime seasonal tradition in Loudoun County. This year’s summer concert series features a variety of tribute bands and themed performances, including White Ford Bronco, The Ultimate ’90s Party, Stifler’s Mom The Ultimate ’90s Experience, The New Romance The Ultimate ’80s Tribute Band, and 7 Bridges The Ultimate Eagles Experience. Held outdoors at Tarara’s scenic venue overlooking Shadow Lake, the concert series continues to attract visitors looking to combine live entertainment, summer evenings, and Loudoun County’s winery atmosphere throughout the season.
Community and youth programming are also part of the growing lineup of seasonal events this year. Programs like the Summer Skills Camp hosted by Community Baptist Church offer children an opportunity to explore activities including robotics, baking, and soccer in a hands-on environment designed to encourage creativity, confidence, and new friendships. Scheduled for July 30 through August 1, the three-day camp is designed for multiple age groups and concludes with a special closing ceremony on August 2.
With new events continuing to be added across the region, Loudoun County’s spring and summer calendar remains filled with opportunities to explore local art, live music, wineries, outdoor venues, and community experiences. As the season continues, residents and visitors can expect an active lineup of events that reflects the energy, variety, and atmosphere that make Loudoun County such a popular destination during the warmer months. To explore more upcoming events happening throughout the region, visit the Loudouner Events Calendar.