Featured Events at Morven Park

There is always something special happening all year long at Morven Park. In the spring, bring the family to enjoy over 1,000 acres of beautiful Loudoun countryside and enjoy the Celtic Festival, The Morven Park Equestrian Center Horse Trials or Loudoun Fun Day. Throughout the summer, you can enjoy the Morven Park Classic Car Show, The Canaan Ranch Pas de Deux, or the Dominion Brew Fest. The fall colors bring the Morven Park Equestrian Horse Trials and the much anticipated Morven Park Steeplechase Races.

New in 2009 will be specially added Morven Park events commemorating the opening of the Morven Park Historic Mansion and a special celebration in honor of Governor Westmoreland Davis’ birthday. Be sure and check back often because at Morven Park, fun comes in historic proportions!

Morven Park Steeplchase
A Loudoun Tradition

The Morven Park Steeplechase is Northern Virginia’s Family Friendly Steeplechase
- Come, relax, get away from the crowds
- Enjoy a supurb day of hospitality
- Finest Steeplechasing conditions with outstanding viewing hills
- Kick back and party in our fully catered Comcast Triple Play Tent!
- Vendors Row featuring food, jewelry, clothing, artisans and more
- Family Fun Fair- Youngsters will not only enjoy the races, but also a petting zoo, duck pond, pony rides, moon bounce and more! At 12:00 noon don't miss our popular Family Course Walk, led by Middleburg Jockey Gregg Ryan.

Dates: Saturday—October 10
Times: Gates Open 11:00 am—Post Time 1:30 pm

Potomac Celtic Festival:


The Potomac Celtic festival will include continual music and dance from many of your local favorites, Celtic crafters and specialty import vendors, 1500 years of Living History reenactments, storytelling in the grove, workshops, children’s activities and crafts, food and drink, the authentic pub tent, and all of the family-fun that has become synonymous with PCF!

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DID YOU KNOW ?

The estate, 1,000 acres just west of Leesburg, Virginia off Rt. 7 on Old Waterford Road, was home to two governors: Thomas Swann, a governor of Maryland in the 19th century, and Virginia's reform Governor Westmoreland Davis

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