Community Events Calendar

This calendar shows Town-sponsored events and Community Events held in and around Town. Please note that Community Events are not sponsored or endorsed by the Town of Purcellville and the Town does not accept any responsibility for the information contained herein.

Signature Events

The Town of Purcellville hosts many exciting Signature Events: the Loudoun Grown Expo, Music & Arts Festival, and Wine & Food Festival. These events draw great crowds, exciting music, delicious food and beverage, and lots of activities for guests and families.

Holiday Events and Activities

The Town sponsors many exciting holiday events and activities, from Christmas events to the July 4th parade and other holiday activities.

Hometown Independence Day Parade

Saturday, July 3, 2021 at 12:00 p.m. Kick off our independence Day celebration at the annual Hometown Independence Day Parade on Saturday, July 3. The parade will begin at noon and will conclude at approximately 1:30 p.m. The parade will start at Blue Ridge Middle School on East A Street, turn left onto South Maple Avenue, turn left onto East Main Street, turn left onto South Nursery Avenue and concludes at Emerick Elementary. Click here to view parade map. Show your patriotic pride and join your friends and neighbors in celebrating America's birthday! . Join the Parade! Click Here to complete your application. Entry is free! Those participating and viewing the Independence Day Parade are to follow the current Executive Order.

Monthly Nature Walks

The Purcellville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board hosts a series of nature walks that are led by local experts. The walks are held the last Sunday of each month, typically starting at 1 p.m. and often held at the Chapman DeMary Trail.

Music in the Tabernacle

A series of virtual concerts featuring local performers recorded in the historic Bush Tabernacle.

Pedal Purcellville

Pedal Purcellville is a fun, family-friendly bicycle ride and contest for the best decorated bikes.

Purcellville Non-Profit Expo

The Purcellville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board hosts the Purcellville Non-Profit Expo highlighting non-profit organizations that serve Purcellville residents.

Fireman's Field/Bush Tabernacle

This 13-acre property lies in the heart of Town and includes Dillon's Woods, the Bush Tabernacle, and the Fireman's Field stadium and sports fields. With activities from picnicking and roller skating to youth sports and great events, this property is a great place to spend time with friends and family.

Purcellville Train Station

The Purcellville Train Station is located in the downtown business district by the Washington and Old Dominion Trail (W&OD) where it meets North 21st Street. On May 28, 2010, the Train Station was listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. National Park Service. Also, as the largest train station in Loudoun County, it was listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register in March 2010. The Train Station includes facilities for the public at the end of the W&OD Trail, and it can also be reserved for events and meetings.

Suzanne R. Kane Nature Preserve

The Suzanne R. Kane Nature Preserve is located between Rt. 690 North and Hatcher Avenue. This area was named for the late Suzanne Kane in 2005. The preserve is open to the public, and a nice place to take a walk.

Chapman DeMary Trail

The Chapman DeMary Trail officially opened in 2009. This 10-acre area is considered to be the last stand of old growth forest in the Town. There is a one-mile trail through the area, as well as picnic tables, benches, information signs, and a variety of activities. Parking is available behind the building at 205 East Hirst Road. The trail is open to the public from dawn to dusk.

Special Events Information

Certain activities in Town require a Special Events Permit. Read on to find the Special Events Ordinance and an easy to use flowchart to determine if your event is considered a Special Event.

Where to Eat?

Community Sponsored Events

Information on other events in the community that the Town supports and promotes.

Purcellville Tag Sale

W&OD Trail

The W&OD Trail is one of the region's greatest recreational amenities, and we're excited that its terminus is in Purcellville. There are lots of great things to do (and places to eat and drink) right at the end of the Trail.

Franklin Park

Franklin Park is a regional park in western Loudoun County managed by Loudoun County Parks, Recreation and Community Services. Its 203 acres of rolling hills harbor majestic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.