Things To Do In Leesburg

Dance King Entertainment

Two Private Lessons, Two Group Classes, and Two Practice Sessions for One or Two (Up to 79% Off)

Students learn salsa, Argentine tango, or swing during private and group lessons, then unleash their skills at practice sessions

Leesburg

$220 $49

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One, Two, or Three Months of Unlimited Boot-Camp Classes at TRUE Athlete Performance (Up to 58% Off)

TRUE Athlete Performance

Multiple Locations

Trainers blend a range of equipment and training techniques to keeps muscles guessing and modify each move to suit all skill levels

$99 $45

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5 or 10 Martial-Arts Classes at ATA Elite Martial Arts (Up to 72% Off)

ATA Elite Martial Arts

Leesburg

Choose from three martial arts–based disciplines, each of which aims to improve self-confidence and overall physical fitness

$52 $19

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$39 for One Tapas Plate, Two Signature Glasses, and One Corkscrew at Creek's Edge Winery ($89 Value)

Creek's Edge Winery

Catoctin

Within the walls of a homey, Amish-style structure guests can sip on titillating wines as they nosh on gourmet tapas

$89 $39

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Three Rounds of Indoor Glow-in-the-Dark Mini Golf for Two, Four, or Six at Glowgolf (Up to 70%Off)

Glowgolf

Leesburg

Glowing golf balls, lit-up putters, neon obstacles, and incandescent walls illuminate players negotiating a tricky, tropical-themed course

$20 $7

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90-Minute Historical Columns and Carriages Tour for Two or Four at Morven Park (Up to 50% Off)

Morven Park

Leesburg

A historical interpreter leads tours through a Greek revival mansion filled with art before showcasing a collection of horse-drawn carriages

$18 $9

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$19 for $47 Worth of Martial Arts — Mountain KIM Taekwondo LEESBURG

Mountain Kim Taekwondo Leesburg

Leesburg

From the merchant: “Strong Mind, Strong Body, Self-defense” give your kids “How to catch fish their selves” - Self-esteem, Discipline etc.

$47 $19

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Leesburg Animal Park
Multitudes of furry creatures, both foreign and farm dwelling, reside within the sprawling 21 acres of Leesburg Animal Park's exhilarating grounds. Inquisitive imps and animal-loving adults will be enchanted and educated with exotic animal exhibits featuring lemurs, African serval cats, white-handed gibbons, giant tortoises, and more. For an even closer look, the animal petting and feeding area allows visitors to softly pet heads, scratch ears, and satisfy stomachs of each curious creature they encounter ($1 for a cone of food).
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19270 James Monroe Hwy
Leesburg,
VA
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Corcoran Vineyards
At harvest time, Corcoran Vineyards’ well-tended grapes jump from their vines and, with the help of owner Lori Corcoran’s meticulous cellar work, release subtle and harmonious flavors within a wide variety of bottles. Take a trip to the charming, venerable country estate (it was once surveyed by George Washington), have a seat in the 1750 log-cabin tasting room, and invite these intrepid fruits to show off atop your tongue. With this deal, you'll sample six sensuous varietals paired with cheeses, then use your Groupon for $10 worth of anything in the tasting room and retail shop. Take home a bottle of the fruity 2007 Cabernet Franc, or pick up the medium-bodied 2008 Malbec, a vanilla-tinged wine that's ideal for social galas, fine dining, and limo rides. Visitors can chat with the owners and winemasters themselves, who'll be in the room to discuss each wine's distinct flavors, possible food pairings, and ability to levitate. Free parking is available.
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14635 Corkys Farm Ln
Waterford,
VA
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Middleburg Polo Academy
A 2,000-year-old game from Asia. An Argentinean polo player. A farm in northern Virginia. What may seem like the openings to three different stories is actually the description of one place: Middleburg Polo Academy. The scenic farm ground originally set the scene to a polo boarding and training facility by seasoned polo player Daniel Tognini and his wife, Ilene. These grounds morphed into an academy in 2007, thanks to the Tognini children, who had become enraptured with polo and the eponymous collared shirts the horses wore. Striving to inspire other youths with the game he first mastered in his native Argentina, Tognini fills Middleburg’s calendar with classes, camps, and private tutorials, teaching the history of polo and techniques to help students eventually compete in the sport. Along with Middleburg Polo Academy, Daniel runs Amigos Outback Adventure and specializes in rustic outdoor activities. Families gather together to enjoy authentic adventures such as trail rides, canoe and river boat trips, and outdoor wine tastings.
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20221 Foggy Bottom Road
Bluemont,
VA
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Catoctin Creek Distillery
Cuisine Type: Distilled Spirits?Whisky, Gin, and Brandy Established: 2009 Reservations: Required Handicap Accessible: Yes Parking: Free street parking Most popular offering: Roundstone Rye Alcohol: Full bar Delivery / Take-out Available: No Outdoor Seating: No Pro Tip: Bottles may be purchased on site directly from the distillery. Q&A with Scott Harris, Owner What is one fun, unusual fact about your business? The building we call home was built in the first year of Prohibition in a town known for it's support of the Temperance movement. Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover? Catoctin Creek Distilling Company was founded by Becky and Scott Harris in 2009 as the first legal distillery in Loudoun County since before Prohibition. We are located in Purcellville, Virginia, in the heart of the Loudoun Valley. Loudoun County, often called D.C.'s Wine Country, is home to more than twenty vineyards and wineries, and it now has a distillery. The name "Catoctin" is a regional name. Pronounced Ka-TOCK-tin. The name derives from the Indian tribal name "Kittocton" which, legend has it, meant "place of many deer". Catoctin describes a range of mountains and the creek which flows picturesquely into the Potomac River and Chesapeake Watershed. At Catoctin Creek, we believe in high quality food and spirits. Organic means higher quality: grain and fruit, sourced locally when possible, free of pesticides and chemical additives that would come through in the spirits we produce. Sure, it is more difficult to produce organically, but the results speak for themselves. And kosher is another way to respect the tradition of high quality foods. D?cor can say a lot about the type of food a restaurant serves. How does your d?cor inform or reflect your culinary practice? Industrial chic. This working distillery is in a beautifully renovated 1920's era Buick dealership. Exposed brick, huge windows and open ceilings give a spacious and inviting feel to the tour experience. In your own words, how would you describe your distillery? Visit the first family-owned distillery in Loudoun County since before Prohibition. See this working distillery in production, including our custom-made Kothe potstills and condensers. Tours will highlight the process of making distilled spirits, including fermentation, distillation, aging, and bottling. Often, depending on the day, you may see much of this equipment in operation and meet and speak with the owners.
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120 West Main Street
Purcellville,
VA
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T.G.I. Friday's
Relax and savor T.G.I. Friday's' casual ambiance and classic American cuisine. Low-fat foods are not on the menu at T.G.I. Friday's, though, so plan to indulge a bit. Complete your meal with the perfect glass of wine or beer from T.G.I. Friday's' drink list. You won't need to get a sitter before heading to T.G.I. Friday's — kids are more than welcome at this family-friendly establishment. Enjoy discounted food and drinks at T.G.I. Friday's' happy hour. Folks tend to dress down at T.G.I. Friday's, so keep comfort in mind when heading to the restaurant. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? T.G.I. Friday's also offers catering. For those in a rush, the restaurant lets you take your food to go. Free parking is always available just seconds away from T.G.I. Friday's. T.G.I. Friday's offers a nice selection of mid-range cuisine, so you can expect a meal there to cost about $30 or less per person. You can stop by at almost any time, since T.G.I. Friday's offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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235 Fort Evans Rd NE
Leesburg,
VA
US
Paxton Campus
Shocktober is a fundraising event for Paxton Campus, a nonprofit that provides direct services for people with disabilities and their families. Since its founding in 1922, Paxton Campus has served as a nurturing place for people in need. Rachel Paxton had the dream of turning her home into a welcoming environment for underprivileged families, and it has since sheltered people as a convalescent center, daycare, and orphanage. In the past 90 years, the center has grown into a sizable organization with an onsite preschool, one-on-one academic programs, and ALLY, an advocacy program for people with disabilities. To keep the community involved in its operations, Paxton Campus also runs regular events including yoga groups, seasonal dances, and life skills workshops.
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601 Catoctin Circle Northeast
Leesburg,
VA
US

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Things To Do in DC: Saturday, August 9, to Friday, August 15

On this week’s agenda: an adults-only water fight, the latest class in DC Wine Week’s Summer School, animated art history for kids and parents, and a theatrical exploration of pop sex advice. Finally, an epic round of Pokémon is played … by a symphony? As always, check Groupon for even more great things to do in DC. Splash Yards: Water Battle and Tiki Party at the Yards Navy Yard | Saturday, August 9, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Yards Park marks the spot of DC's first-ever 21+ water festival. The pool area will be stocked with water slides, an Instagram booth, and the makings of a massive water battle (AKA buckets and soakers). The Bluejacket tiki bar takes care of the drinks (for a price), and ‘90s tribute band White Ford Bronco and Rock Creek Social's DJ Jerome Baker III handle the soundtrack. (355 Water St. SE; free) Children's Film: Getting to Know Degas and Cassatt at the National Gallery of Art National Mall | Through Sunday, August 10 Children’s author Mike Venezia's book series Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists has been adapted—at least, in part—to two animated shorts about impressionist painters Mary Cassatt and Edgar Degas. The films explore how the two iconic artists became friends and collaborators in late 19th-century Paris, and provides kid-friendly context for the gallery’s Degas/Cassatt exhibit. (West Building Lecture Hall at 6th and Constitution Ave. NW; free) Accounting for Taste: Pairing Wine with Food at DCanter - A Wine Boutique Capitol Hill/Southeast | Wednesday, August 13, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Got a wine-pairing conundrum? The latest course in DC Wine Week's Summer School series covers what to serve with cuisines from France to Thailand, as well as more sophisticated topics such as how wine interacts with various food textures and cooking methods. Be sure to fill up on bread ahead of time: the event includes six tastings and tempting discounts on those wines. (545 8th St. SE; $40; buy tickets here) World Premier of Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions at the Warner Theatre Penn Quarter | Friday, August 15 You don't have be a fan of Pokémon to appreciate its music, especially when the game's score is performed by a full orchestra. The symphonic experience explores the last 20 years of Pokémon's orchestral landscape and corresponds with the 2014 Pokémon World Championships, which are taking place in DC on August 16 and 17. (513 13th St. NW; $37.50; buy tickets here) The Campsite Rule, presented by The Washington Rogues Anacostia | Through Saturday, August 16 Famed sex columnist Dan Savage once coined the ''campsite rule'' for relationships: ''Always leave your partner better off than you found him or her.'' Washington Post humor columnist Alexandra Petri explores this concept in her story of an unexpected courtship between a career woman and an inexperienced college freshman. Tim Treanor of DCTheatreScene.com praises the work as ''a line of bon mots, witticisms, and tangents so delightful they will remind you of Charlie Parker improvising on a tune.'' (2020 Shannon Pl. SE; $20; buy tickets here) Images courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, the Pokémon Company, and DC Wine Week
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Things to Do in DC: Saturday, July 26, to Friday, August 1

Escape the sun’s merciless strength with a Coen brothers double feature or New Belgium Brewing Company’s most beloved sour ale. Get a cardiovascular workout with Nellie McKay’s politically amped cabaret show, take in a classic '90s alt-rock album in its entirety, or show some Peruvian pride at the National Museum of the American Indian. And as always, check Groupon for even more great things to do in DC. Coen Brothers: Double Take at the Washington Jewish Community Center Logan Circle | Through Sunday, July 27 Nobody wants to stop at just one Coen brothers film, so the Jewish Community Center's summer series satisfies fans with a different double feature every other week. This week juxtaposes two comedies: modern classic The Big Lebowski and underrated dramedy A Serious Man. Catch both features in one sitting, or come back for a second viewing. (1529 16th St. NW; $12; buy tickets here) New Belgium Brewing Company Sweet & Sour Evening Finale at Jackpot Chinatown | Wednesday, July 30, 7p.m. to 9 p.m. New Belgium Brewing Company concludes its Sweet & Sour series with a guided tasting of tart brews and artisan chocolates. This being the grand finale, the night's champion will be award-winning wood-aged sour brown ale La Folie, though plenty of other rare sours will make appearances. The tastings are free, but you can purchase $4 drafts of Snapshot Wheat as well. (726 7th St. NW; free) Nellie McKay in A Girl Named Bill: The Life and Times of Billy Tipton Vienna | Thursday, July 31, 7:30 p.m. Described by the New Yorker as ''funny and touching, ceaselessly clever and scarily talented,” performer Nellie McKay returns after completing her award-winning off-Broadway production of Old Hats. Backed by her band, the politically charged singer will continue subverting cabaret fare with selections from her critically acclaimed new album, Home Sweet Mobile Home. (227 Maple Ave. E, Vienna, VA; $20; buy tickets here) Kaypi Perú Festival at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian National Mall | Through Sunday, August 3 Kaypi Perú means this is Peru in the Quechua language, and the Kaypi Perú festival means to make an honest phrase of it during the six-day festival. Live music will soundrack traditional dance as films, lectures, and hands-on activities keep families entertained. You can also sample traditional food and drinks or buy wares from indigenous Peruvian artisans. (4th St. & Independence Ave. SW; free) Live's Ed Kowalczyk Performs Throwing Copper at the State Theatre Falls Church City | Friday, August 1, 8 p.m. Twenty years ago, rock band Live reached worldwide fame with their platinum album Throwing Copper. The album's hits—including ''Lightning Crashes,'' ''I Alone,'' and ''Selling the Drama''—continue to register with listeners thanks in large part to lead singer Ed Kowalczyk's thundering voice and MTV-ready charisma. To celebrate the album's 20th anniversary, he will perform Throwing Copper in its entirety. (20 N. Washington St., Falls Church, VA; $30; buy tickets here) Photo courtesy of Ed Kowalczyk's Facebook page.
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Things to Do in DC: Saturday, August 30, to Friday, September 5

On this week’s agenda: a musical tribute to Walter Dean Myers, a Labor Day jazz and wine fest, baseball with the Hagerstown Suns, an art exhibit from the Trawick Prize finalists, and acrobatics above 35,000 gallons of water. Enjoy yourselves, and as always, check Groupon for even more great things to do in DC. 13th Annual Page-to-Stage Festival: In His Own Words: A Concert in Tribute to Walter Dean Myers at Kennedy Center Millennium Stage Foggy Bottom | Saturday, August 30 At the time of his death earlier this summer, Walter Dean Myers had written more than 100 books for children and young adults, including challenging (and oft-challenged) texts such as Fallen Angels and Monster. The Page-to-Stage Festival's theatrical tribute will honor his legacy with music, dance, and spoken-word pieces inspired by his most famous works. (2700 F St. NW; free) Flo Fest DC 2014 at Gateway DC at St. Elizabeths East Ward 8 | Monday, September 1 Music, wine, and literature get their day in the sun at Flo Fest DC's end-of-summer bash. Jazz, salsa, and R & B from artists such as Marcus Johnson and The Donvonte McCoy Latin Jazz Orchestra pair well with samples of wine and food from local celebrity chefs, or a contemplative trip to the literary pavilion. (2700 MLK Jr Ave. SE; $45; buy tickets here) Hagerstown Suns Baseball Game Hagerstown | Monday, September 1 The Class-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals hosts its final regular-season game against the Lakewood BlueClaws at Municipal Stadium, one of the nation's oldest minor-league ballparks. A win against Lakewood could help the Suns push past their division-leading rivals, the Greensboro Grasshoppers, in the hunt for a South Atlantic League crown. (274 E. Memorial Blvd., Hagerstown, MD; $10; buy tickets here) The 2014 Trawick Prize: Bethesda Contemporary Art Awards Exhibit Tenley Circle | Wednesday, September 3 The Trawick Prize for visual art gives artists in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC, a shot at $14,000 in prize money and wider recognition for their work. In this group exhibit, the nine finalists for the 2014 prize showcase their nominated pieces in the gallery of the Bethesda Urban Partnership. (7700 Wisconsin Ave.; free) Cirque Italia at Sudley Manor Square Shopping Center Manassas | Wednesday, September 3 through Sunday, September 7 Touting itself as "America's First Water Circus," Cirque Italia blends the gracefulness of the waves with the boisterousness of traditional circus acts. Aerialists and acrobats swing and flip from a trapeze that dangles above a 35,000-gallon water tank during a show that also features a strongman duo, a mermaid act, and a bicycling clown. (7807 Sudley Rd., Manassas, VA; $31; buy tickets here) Photo courtesy of Cirque Italia
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