Loudoun County Fair

06/17/2026

🐷🐮 Ever wanted to support a Loudoun County Fair livestock exhibitor but didn’t know what you’d do with an entire hog or steer?

Team Bidding is the perfect solution! Gather a few friends, family members, coworkers, or business partners and bid together. It’s a great way to support our hardworking youth while sharing the cost—and the meat!

Forms are due by July 17. Check out the details below and join the fun on auction night!
Contact [email protected] with questions!

06/17/2026

Calling young artists ages 3 - 7. Deadline is July 1st

06/13/2026

Blue Ribbon Showcase is now accepting registrations. This is an opportunity to share your talents with the community. Arts, crafts, photography, vegetables, baked goods, and more!

Find all the details at loudouncountyfair.com/blue-ribbon/

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

In 1936, a trip from Loudoun County into Washington, D.C. was still a relatively rare journey. According to Anne Carter Smith, writing in the Loudoun Times-Mirror, the drive took about an hour and could be made while "traveling well within the speed limits."

The route likely followed the two-lane Route 7 through Leesburg, Dranesville, Falls Church, and Rosslyn before crossing the Potomac on the Key Bridge into Georgetown and downtown Washington. At the time, the Key Bridge itself had only been open for 13 years, having been completed in 1923.

Fast forward 90 years.

Today, the commute into Washington is an everyday reality for thousands of Loudoun residents. Most drivers head down the Greenway and Dulles Toll Road before joining I-66, where traveling "within the speed limits" often means getting passed by everyone around you.

The roads have changed. The traffic has changed. Loudoun has certainly changed.

Yet somehow, after 90 years of progress, the commute still takes about an hour.

The vehicles got faster. The roads got wider.

The traffic had other plans. 😄

05/26/2026

Thank you to all our supporters. We had 4-Hers from various clubs participate for the Hamilton Day Parade. Then the Loudoun 4-H Rabbit and Cavy Club shared their love of rabbits after the parade at Hamilton Community Park.

05/26/2026

It was a great day to be able to participate in the Hamilton Day Parade.

05/25/2026

Today, we look toward the quiet hills of Arlington and cemeteries across our country to honor the standard-bearers of American freedom. As we celebrate 90 years of community tradition this year, we are profoundly aware that our traditions only exist because of their ultimate sacrifice.

May we live lives worthy of their legacy.

Wishing a meaningful and reflective Memorial Day to all of our Loudoun County neighbors.