Our 10 year old daughter attended the 3 day art camp and absolutely loved it. She can't wait to…read moreattend the next one! The camp also includes lunch and snack which is super convenient. Can't recommend this place enough.

We booked a private birthday party and it was extraordinary!!! The owner and artist (Harry) is so…read morepleasant to work with, was very responsive, and showed amazing hospitality during the event. He is also incredibly talented and is an excellent instructor. The studio was very clean and organized, and COVID guidelines were followed. It was everything we hoped for and more! We will definitely be back. Highly recommend booking your events with Harry at Painted Tiger Art Studio!!

This fine gallery brings fine art and fine art-making to be experienced by everyone! It is a…read morewonderful addition to not only Leesburg, but also the larger DMV art community. So happy I got to check out the wonderful inaugural exhibition and will definitely be visiting again to see other meaningful exhibitions to come in the future!

Kaeley & Rusty are super passionate about bringing art to the masses and they have made this a…read morereality by opening up their very own studio downtown. Whether you want to learn basic skills, improve upon what you already know or make art with your friends, these two are able to help you accomplish your goals, in a fun and (obviously) beautiful environment. Check them out!

This little museum is charming and free to visit, so well worth visiting if you're in Loudon County…read moreor Leesburg for the first time. It's on the smaller side, but has exhibits that explore the history of the county in the civil war and revolutionary war periods. It also had an exhibit of artworks by local and county artists when we visited. The staff member there when we visited was really friendly and answered several questions we had when we walked around. It's a great introduction to the county, and I'm glad we stopped by - even though we only had time for a short visit!

If you live in a Loudoun and is interested in local history, this museum is a great. Currently…read morethere is a free admissions for a civil war exhibit. First Fridays in Leesburg has great restaurants and drinks. You can feed your mind and tummy!

oh this place is amazing. definitely need to try if you are a car enthusiast like me. the staff are…read moreso incredibly friendly and walk you through every step of the way. the rigs are better than what youll find anywhere else. from suspension on the seat to the panoramic view, i believe the price is well justified in the quality of racing you get. you feel every press of the gas and bump on the road on your seat. so many customizable aspects. i will advise though, if you get easily motion sick, i would not recommend. though im great on the track and with my own car, i had to tap out after a couple laps on the rig due to how nauseous it was making me. as unfortunate as it is, it shows how much feedback you get on the seat!

Stopped in for the first time over the weekend and had an awesome time. Employee William was…read moreawesome and made sure I had everything I needed. The facility was clean and had races going on the TVs setting a really cool vibe. As for the SIMs themselves, they have some great setups. The full motion system felt incredibly realistic, the pedals and wheel had great response and feel, and even for a bigger guy, the rig itself was comfortable even after a hour of racing. I will definitely be back soon!!!

Fantastic school, quality instructors and the owner Gail is friendly and easy to work with. If…read moreyou're interested in cello lessons Michelle Choi is the BEST!!

My son who is 4 years old attended a week during summer camp of "Music and Arts Explorations". The…read moreclasses started at 9.30 am until 1 pm. At the end of just one week I was amazed at how much he learned; they had a presentation showing the parents what the kids did during the week and demonstrate the new acquired knowledge. Singing, playing simple songs on ukulele, simple key notes on the piano, naming so many musical instruments, role playing, painting and doing art projects...I am sure I missed something but the point is that there was a lot of learning done in a fun way in just a week. The teachers Mrs. Goldman and Mrs. Cobb are very nurturing and make sure the kids stay on task in a kind way. Most if all my son loved it and felt very important because he got to as he says" get smarter" . Very highly recommended.

This place sucks!the tent where everyone was seated was insanely hot and very cramped.The food and…read moremerchandise was very overpriced.Lastly the bathrooms were disgusting.DO NOT GO HERE.

I am so glad that I did not allow the reviews I saw before going to the show talk me out of going…read more This show was amazing! I attended the 8:30pm show at Potomac Mills on Saturday, 8/1. Here are a few suggestions to make your experience the most enjoyable! 1. Remove any expectations of Cirque de Soleil. This is NOT your traditional Cirque de Soleil show. I have seen three Cirque shows, 2 in Vegas and one at the National Harbor in DC. This show is not on that level, it is however a nice upgraded circus filled with acrobats, water and lots of of oooh's and aaahhhs. We had two children and two adults. The kids are 5 and 7 and the entire time their eyes and mouths were open wide. Besides, you get what you pay for..and the last few Cirque shows I saw I sure didnt get the tickets for as much as a discount as I got these! 2. Arrive early! Especially if you have discounted tickets. We brought our tickets on GoldStar and there are two lines that will form. One to switch your printed confirmations for a wristband and one to actually get in. Call me a super planner, but we arrived in the area at 5pm. Had dinner at Red Robin, got over to the ticket trailer at exactly 6:30pm (wristtbands available 2 hours before the show) and then waited in the car for a few and got in line at 7:15pm (doors opens 1 hour before the show. They were a little delayed (about 5 mins) but it wasnt bad. Yes, its a lot of waiting, BUT we were the 3rd family in line and had front row blue level (the middle level) seating. Remember seats are 1st come, 1st serve. Although the tent is very intimate and there really are no bad seats, we still wanted to pick the seats we wanted without effort. Gold level ticket holders have a special VIP line and get to go in before everyone else. We had blue levels and our seats were fine. 3. Go to a later show. The heat comments freaked me out! We even saw a woman come out of the 5:30pm show as we waiting drenched in sweat. Our show however was very comfortable and cool and I'm thinking because the sun had gone down. It was warm, but not unbearable hot. So if you can go to a show a night. It will help! 4. Bring cash. The price for food was reasonable--$5 slushy, $5 funnel cakes, $3 large popcorns, etc. Not bad! But they only take cash so plan ahead of time. Also- we didn't do this, but bring your own snacks! They did not check our person and a few bags of popcorn in a ziplock and juices and water in a big purse could save you some money! 5. Sit back and enjoy! With a little planning this is can be a very enjoyable show. The show was long! We didn't get out until 11:15pm, BUT the show was so captivating that we didnt even realize that the time had gone by. It really is a great show!

Never having experienced an Escape Room or Virtual Reality game before, we took a leap and combined…read moreboth in our first visit. After explaining our genre preferences and experience level to Sarah, she provided guidance on what options we might like and also find appropriately challenging. We ended up choosing "Signal Lost" in the VR Escape Room. Sarah and Tre were extremely thorough and they did a fantastic job ensuring we had a positive experience. We had some small hiccups as beginner users and they stepped in at exactly the right times to keep us on track and make everything go smoothly. They achieved the perfect balance of being attentive to us without being intrusive to the experience. Before visiting Rations, we thought a VR experience may be a one-time activity, but our experience was so positive that we plan to return. Rations unequivocally deserves a 5 star rating.

Indoor, Local, Winter Birthday Idea I am a bad friend and…read morehad to come up with a last minute birthday party for some friends last night. We did the escape room at Rations Spaceport and had so much fun! Me and my friends all have January birthdays, which generally suck. The escape room was indoors, challenging, and engaging. We had a 13 year old with us who had a blast. It's family owned, and Sarah they build the physical rooms them selves (so creative and well done)....but oh yeah, they also have Virtual Reality escape rooms too (can't wait to try those). I am also excited to try the John Brown room. Would be a great place to take out of town guests. We're definitely going back!

Loved it! The trail was well decorated, and had some really outstanding lighting features…read more Went on a Friday evening that had nice weather, and it was not very crowded at all. Not sure I understand why, other than it's a bit pricey to get tickets. But I would say the lighting is worth it. The food trucks had decent food, but that part was also a bit pricey. They also have a large tent which is their tavern, and expect to pay $15 for a small cocktail. However, the cocktail was good!

This was a Christmas activity on steroids! Located in Morven Park in Leesburg, once you enter the…read moregrounds, it feels as if you are transported into a Christmas village. Tickets were around $25-35, depending on the day and parking is also included. There was signage displayed for directions on where to go and exit, in addition to plenty of helpful staff around who are able to answer any questions and/or guide you in the right direction. The various Christmas themes, little villages, and lighting were amazing throughout the entire road! The "road" (trail) itself took about an hour to walk through and it was pretty stroller friendly for the most part, although we wish we brought our jogging stroller for the gravel portions of the trail. Our baby enjoyed the visual stimulation and had wide eyes throughout our entire walk. At the end of the trail, there's a market with food, hot drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and several Instagram photo ops throughout. There is also plenty of seating for you to take a rest or enjoy your food. Overall, we had an awesome experience and hope that Holiday Road comes back again next year!