There is no reason to spend this evening inside, and if you can’t think of anything to do, here is a great plan: Go to Leesburg and enjoy First Friday; a whole lot is happening! Here is a quick run down. First stop and grab a good dinner at Tuskies; you will need some energy for the evening’s events.

Second, stop by the Loudoun County Visitors Center’s new home at Market Station. They will be having a ribbon cutting ceremony at 5:30. (112-G South Street.) Then Stroll around Leesburg and enjoy some of the First Friday Events:

6:00 – 9:00 Gallery 222 presents “New Image: Fiber As We Know It.” Fabric can hang on the wall, too! Come see a varied and colorful collection of Fiber Art by eleven members of the New Image Group. And, in Gallery two: “Earth, Wind and Water” – Paintings by Tom Zuk. Wine and Cheese served.
Location: 222 S. King Street

7:00-8:30 Opera Music. Sona Bank is featuring the “Loudoun Lyric Opera,” with singers performing excerpts from several operas, including their upcoming March 14-15 performance of the comic opera, L’Elisir d’Amore (The Elixir of Love). Refreshments served.
Location: 1 E. Market St.

6:30-8:30 Live Irish Music. Black Shutter Antiques is featuring “Mad for the Road,” an Irish band playing traditional Irish folk music, Jigs and Reels and Irish songs. Refreshments served.
Location: 1 Loudoun Street

6:30-9:00 Celtic Harp Music. Very Virginia/The Pink Shop is featuring harpist/vocalist, Ellen James performing Irish and Medieval/Renaissance songs, along with folk and some original music on her Celtic harp. Virginia fine chocolates and gourmet foods served.
Location: 109 S. King Street.

7:00-8:30 Lecture. The Loudoun Museum is hosting Josie Ballato, author of Along Virginia’s Route 15, who will give a special lecture titled “Postcards of the Virginia Piedmont,” which provides

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insight on the newly designated National Heritage Area and reveals Loudoun’s picture postcard history. Tickets: $5.
Location: 16 Loudoun St.

6:00-9:00 People’s Artist. Medlin Art is featuring internationally renowned artist, P.Buckley Moss, well know as the “People’s Artist” and for her paintings of nature, farm life and family and friends.
Location: 2 E. Loudoun St.

7:00-9:00 Photo Exhibit. Photoworks is showcasing local photographer, Stephen Cromer, who is well known for his extraordinary landscape images. Refreshments served.
Location: 2A West Loudoun Street.

7:00-10:00 Live Music. Hamburg Doner Restaurant, known for its wide selection of German beers, is hosting British guitarist Dave Pepper performing a high-energy, acoustic sing-along of “beer drinking shanty songs.” Dave is lead vocalist for the Dave Pepper Band, a rock/punk group that tours nationwide.
Location: 202 Harrison St.

· 6:00-9:00 Wine Tasting. Otter Creek Collections is featuring a wine tasting event with select wines locally made by Corcoran Vineyards.
Location: 10 S. King St.

6:00-9:00 Wine Tasting. The Leesburg Vintner is hosting a wine tasting event from their large collection of wines from all over the world.
Location: 29 S. King St.

8:00-10:00 Live Comedy Show. Tally Ho Theater presents the “Last Ham Standing,” a local improv group of comedic actors, who take suggestions from the audience, to create wacky scenes and funny games. Don’t miss this hilarious show, full of laughs for the entire family. Tickets: $10.
Location: 19 W. Market St.

6:00-8:00 Yoga Happy Hour. Flow Yoga offers Happy Hour Yoga, a fun-filled yoga practice from 6- 7pm, followed by snacks and drinks from 7-8pm. Open to all levels of yoga practitioners and FREE!
Location: Market Station – 3rd floor.

8:00-10:00 Enlightenment. Esoterica will have Tarot card readers, palm and face readers and mediums available for your entertainment and enlightenment. Also featuring an Open Drum Circle. Free coffee, tea and munchies.
Location: 25 S. King St.

There is no reason for you not to get out tonite! Shake off the cobwebs and enjoy the nightlife in Leesburg.

Click here for a Map to Loudoun Visitor Center