Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
Dedicated to preserving, promoting, and bringing to life the rich agricultural heritage of Loudoun County.
Coming Up at the Farm Museum
Quilt Festival
$5/person
Saturday, November 7, 2026
10:00am - 4:00pm
Join us for a celebration of quilting, history, and creativity! Enjoy a quilting history lecture, trunk show, vendors, historic quilts, family activities, and our Farm-Themed Quilt Competition. Discover the stories, artistry, and traditions woven into every stitch at the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum.
Adult Book Club: Read! Plant! Grow!
Free with Donations Accepted
Thursday, September 24, 6:30pm
Join us for a book discussion on gardening and nature, followed by apple cider making. We'll discuss Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. At the end of the program, participants can enter a raffle to win a plant donated by Reston Farm Garden Market and a small sapling donated by Bartlett Tree Experts.
To request a copy of the book, email Allison (allison.forbes@loudoun.gov), or pick up a copy from Rachel (rachel@lhfarmmuseum.org) at the museum.
Hello Hive!
Free with Museum Admission
Thursdays, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Step into the buzz! Our indoor observation hive is usually tucked away in the dark to keep our bees happy—but once a week, we lift the curtain for a special peek inside. Watch the hive in action and chat with our instructor to learn all about these incredible pollinators. It’s a sweet opportunity you won’t want to miss!
Loudoun Heritage Pass
One Pass. Endless Discoveries.
Get discounted admission to 5 top historic and cultural destinations - plus exclusive hotel savings.
- Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
- George C Marshall's Dodona Manor
- Morven Park
- Oatlands
- National Sporting Library & Museum
Collection Curiosities - Fiber Arts
Included with General Admission
POP-UP EXHIBIT:
Ever wondered what items we have in storage? Come see items that don't fit into any exhibit but are too interesting to not show off. These pieces will change periodically. Current case has items relating to fiber arts.
The Loudoun Tenant Revolt Exhibit
Included with General Admission
EXHIBIT:
By 1775, Virginia found itself at the boundary of a new political frontier: independence from the English crown. The question was "for whom? Learn about the Loudoun Tenant Farmers who put the American Revolution at risk.
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James Smith Exhibit
Included with General Admission
EXHIBIT:
Read the views of James Smith, a Yankee abolitionist in Loudoun. The James Smith collection spans 59 years, from 1812 to 1871, of writings including journals, letters, essays, drawings, poems, and more.
Loudoun's First Farmers Exhibit
Included with General Admission
EXHIBIT:
Discover 10,000 years of history in this groundbreaking exhibit which explores the museum's archeological collection of pottery sherds, lithic tools, and projectile points.
Support the Museum
Your gift sustains our educational programs and preserves the stories and artifacts that connect our community to its agricultural roots. Thank You!