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SPECIAL EVENTS 2008

Tractorpalooza
Saturday, January 12th, 2008
10:00 - 4:00

Calling all tractor lovers! Warm up this winter during the 2nd annual Tractorpalooza event. Explore the Philip and Wanda Marshall Collection of model tractors, cruise Loudoun County on our custom toy tractor mat, and see real antique tractors. Enjoy wagon rides if weather permits. Children who bring their own model tractor to play with on the toy tractor map will receive free admission to the Museum.


We Love Our Teachers!
Saturday, February 9th, 2008
10:00 - 12:00
Invitation Only

This VIP invitation only event will celebrate those teachers who have participated in an educational program at the Heritage Farm Museum in 2007. Join us for refreshments as you meet other education professionals and sample education programs for 2008.


Bunny Bonanza
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
10:00 - 1:00

Learn about responsible pet ownership from the members of local animal organizations. Live animals, hands-on activities and demonstrations. Co-Sponsored by the Department of Animal Care and Control. Bunny Bonanza is free with paid Museum admission.


Spring Farm Tour
Saturday and Sunday, May 17th - 18th, 2008
10:00 - 4:00

Discover Loudoun's farms during the annual Spring Farm Tour. Stop by the Museum for your farm tour map and then proceed to tour local vineyards, orchards and pick-your-own farms. The Museum is open special hours and is free to farm tour participants both days. Sponsored by the Department of Economic Development, the spring and fall farm tours program introduces visitors and residents to the agro-tourism opportunities in our area and helps support our rural economy.


Princess for a Day Ice Cream Social
Saturday, June 28, 2008
12:00 - 2:00

The court of the Virginia Dairy Princess Program will serve ice cream at an old-fashioned Ice Cream Social. The Virginia Dairy Princess Program helps promote awareness of the Virginia dairy industry and creates relationships between rural and urban citizens of the Commonwealth.

You can be a princess for a day at the Heritage Farm Museum. The first 100 registered children will receive a complementary tiara. Moms and dads join in the fun; wear a tiara or crown to the Museum to receive one free adult admission from noon - 2:00. Show off your princess finest in our princess pageant at 1:00 and meet the Virginia Dairy Princesses.

Pre-registration required. Free with price of admission.


Fall Farm Color Tour
Saturday and Sunday, October 18th - 19th, 2008
10:00 - 4:00

Begin your tour of Loudoun County's vineyards, orchards and pick-your-own farms with a stop at the Heritage Farm Museum. The Museum is open special hours and is free to farm tour participants. Sponsored by the Department of Economic Development, the spring and fall farm tours program introduces visitors and residents to the agro-tourism opportunities in our area and helps support our rural economy.


Apple Festival
Saturday, October 25, 2008
10:00 - 4:00

Join us for our fourth annual Autumn Apple Festival. Visit our exhibit "Virginia Apples for Flavor: The Story of Hill High Orchards." See historic orchard tools at work. Learn how to make cider. Visit with local orchardists about heirloom apple varieties, and browse locally made apple products. Wagon rides weather permitting.


LHFM, Inc. 10th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, October 25, 2008
6:00 - 9:00 PM

Join the directors of the Museum's not-for-profit advisory board in a celebration of a decade of service. Dinner, awards and entertainment. Invitation only.


Green Friday
November 28, 2008 - December 31 2008

This holiday season, think Green! Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the season - the day after Thanksgiving, receives lots of attention. This year we are encouraging shoppers to think GREEN instead, by shopping for locally made products and gifts at participating area retail outlets and gift shops. The gift shop at the Heritage Farm Museum is one of eight locations where you can purchase locally-made products that sustain our economy and support Loudoun County farmers and artists. For more information on Green Friday and a list of sites, please log onto www.loudounfarms.org or call 703.777.0426.


For details on these and other Museum events,
please call: 571-258-3800

 


 




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