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
Dirt Day
$7.50/person Group Discounts Available
Saturday, May 17, 2025
10:00am - 3:00pm
Get ready to get dirty with a variety of soil activities in this joint offering by the Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum and Claude Moore Park.
• Try mud art
• Explore healthy soil and composting
• Meet decomposers
• Make seed starter mix and seed balls
• Learn about soil science
• Just get dirty digging - BE PREPARED TO GET MESSY!
Lincoln Strawberry Festival
Tickets Available for Purchase
May 16-18, 2025
Lincoln, VA
Come join the museum at the Lincoln Strawberry Festival. It's more than just a celebration of strawberries, it's a fundraiser aimed at supporting local causes and providing scholarships for high school students.
Preschool Wednesdays on the Farm
$5/person
Selected Wednesdays in June, July, & August
Sessions at 10:00am and 11:30am
Enjoy music, games, & stories with our preschool teacher!
- June 11: Friends on the Farm
- June 18: Welcome Gertie the Cow
- June 25: Wheels on the Tractor
- July 2: Happy Birthday USA!
Limit of 12 preschoolers per session. This is not a drop off program. Both parent and child must purchase admission tickets ($10 minimum). Pre-registration suggested. Walk ins accepted if spots is available.
Agriculture in the Classroom - Professional Development
Free
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
9:00am - 12:00pm
Join AITC for a unique K-5 educator professional development workshop. Take part in AITC's hands-on activities using Virginia agriculture to teach the standards. Tour the museum and learn of educational opportunities. Come away with free resources to use in your classroom.
The Loudoun Tenant Revolt Exhibit
Included with General Admission
NEW 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
NEW 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
NEW 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 generosity supports educational initiatives and the preservation of our collections- Thank You!
- May 17 - please visit us at Dirt Day, museum closed
- May 21 - delayed opening at 1:00pm
- May 22 - delayed opening at 1:00pm