The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Family Movie Night Series is a quintessential summertime tradition in Old Town Winchester offering a great opportunity for families to enjoy some time together under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs to the lawn of the 1840 Frederick County Courthouse on the Loudoun Street Mall and watch a family favorite film on a gigantic movie screen. Movie goers are encouraged to come downtown early to have dinner at one of Old Town Winchester’s fantastic restaurants, check out the unique…
Find out more »The Bluemont Summer Concert Series continues this Friday, August 12th with a performance by The Hard Swimmin' Fish! The concert will take place on the steps of the 1840 Frederick County Court House at 7:30 PM. Band bio: Hard Swimmin' Fish is a blues quartet that has been making music together for over fifteen years. The band plays a range of styles covering the country blues of Mississippi and The Piedmont, the urban blues of Chicago, and funk infused varieties with roots in New Orleans' second…
Find out more »The Bluemont Summer Concert Series continues this Friday, August 19th with a performance by Matuto! The concert will take place on the steps of the 1840 Frederick County Court House at 7:30 PM. Band bio: Employing renowned musicians across NYC’s diverse jazz, roots, and world music scenes, Matuto features violin, guitar, accordion, bass, drums, and various Brazilian percussion instruments: the alfaia (a large, wooden, rope-tuned bass drum), the pandeiro (a Brazilian tambourine), the berimbau (a single-string on a bow struck with a small stick), and the…
Find out more »The Bluemont Summer Concert Series continues this year in Old Town Winchester every Friday from July 7th to August 11th! The concerts will take place on the steps of the 1840 Frederick County Court House at 7:30 PM. While there are no advance ticket sales, requested admission for the events is $5 per person, $4 for Bluemont Friends & Seniors, and $2 for kids under 12. Bluemont is also raising money to support their year-round projects in our local schools, nursing homes, and…
Find out more »Stop by the Loudoun Street Mall (1840 Courthouse Museum) on Friday, May 17 from 11 am-2 pm for a free cookout in honor of National Building Safety Month. City Code Officials will be available at the cookout to answer questions and provide information on decks, pools, fences, smoke detectors, permits and more. See you there!
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Join the French & Indian War Foundation and participate in a living history event, the re-enactment of the 1758 election of 26 yr. old Col. George Washington to his first political office, that of Burgess from Frederick County to the House of Burgesses of the Colony of Virginia. The event will be held at the site of the historic 1758 election where you will have the opportunity to meet Col. James Wood, mentor to young George and founder of Winchester.…
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