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    I love the rodeo show!  (Taken on Aug 13, 2017)
    Nick C.

    Love the rodeo show! Because it's my first time, I was searching any detailed information and pictures about it before I go but found little. It turned out that paying extra $2 besides of the admission fee was worth the 1.5 hour rodeo show indeed! The host was an excellent entertainer, the horse and horse riders, cowboys and cowgirls, were really handsome and cool! Though the bull ride seemed very tough. The ride seemed so fun for family and the youth, even more interesting in the evening surrounded by the dark blue sky and colorful lights. Unfortunately, the weather seemed not consistently coordinated for the week this year. BTW, I think the pricing was not well stated on the official website. The admission fee was posted under each event/activity that confused me. In fact, one admission fee covered all besides of the food and the ride, and with extra $2 for the show at grandstand.

    Ken B.

    We've been going to the Prince William County Fair for many years now. It is the largest fair in the state and while that's nice to have nearby, it also means that it draws some of people in Virginia that you might not want to be around. The admission fee is decent at $10 for adults and $5 for kids/seniors. They offer unlimited ride wristbands for the various rides, which I recommend getting if you plan on riding more than three or more of them. Otherwise you can purchase individual tickets at the various ticket booths throughout the fair. There are lots of carnival/fair rides, but most of them are tired and old. On this visit there were several of them that didn't work properly and the equipment seemed like it needed to be replaced. Not exactly reassuring when your family is on the ride. I think the only ride that I felt comfortable on was the Ferris wheel. There are lots of games to play as well. The prices for playing were reasonable and I have no complaints because most of them have some way to win even on the smaller fees. If you walk away with a toy or stuffed animal, pardon the pun, but that's fair to me. They also have livestock like sheep, cows, chickens, and other interesting barn animals. Just make sure to bring the hand sanitizer, especially for the little ones. Speaking of animals, one of the cool things they had this year was the Clayton Rosaire's Big Cat Encounter. This is a short 20-30 minute show where you watch one of the Rosaire's interact with a Lion, A White Bengal Tiger and a Liger. He was very funny and the show was entertaining. A large section is dedicated to local and national vendors like banks, political parties, home services, real estate etc. Also they have a section for home arts and crafts, which is pretty neat. The clown show and monster truck shows were cool and they provide some fun family entertainment. I wasn't a fan of the $2 admission per person to the grand stands for the monster truck show. Oh and the chainsaw artist was pretty interesting to watch. The food is always a novelty and I'm pretty sure you can find deep fried anything. The prices are reasonable for the food, but it doesn't hurt to pack a meal and run out to the car like we did. Parking is plentiful and its not a long walk to the entrance, however expect dirt, gravel and mud, so don't wear your nice shoes. The staff is sometimes friendly and sometimes not. Several times they were very nice and other times they were downright rude. It's hit or miss. We went on the last day and I think because of that there was an awful smell that lingered in the air. For me it was rather irritating and kind of ruined the entire experience. *The fair is NOT gun carry friendly.

    A S.

    I give 2 stars for having such a large fair and a lot of rides. I have to be honest that the food sucks and pricey than it should be. I got chicken tenders at the restaurant name BBQ something cafe. I took a bite of the chicken and it was not good at all, it tasted like they cooked it days ago I also found out that some of the fries I got with chicken had one that was already bitten and somehow they put it in my food tray (I could see teeth mark on the fries and a little ketchup on). so please be mindful, eat before you come in this fair and do not waste the money on food at all (cotton candy and other sweet treats are alright). Staff was really nice and friendly. I wish it would be better next year, very disappointed on food.

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    We paid 70$ just to find out that, that is what you pay to *enter* not to go on the rides, and we were never told when we paid.

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    Down home country fun! Monster trucks rock! I look forward to many more events here and taking my kids to the fair!

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    Well the Manassas fair just took our money let us in the closed and refused to give us our money back! Disgusting!!

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    Cicadas Brood II - 2013 - a cicada climbing up a tree trunk

    Cicadas Brood II - 2013

    4.7(3 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    8/11/20 Today I saw…read morea Summer Cicada on the ground. Its colors were black body with shades of green with to white dots on its hips. I had only heard them up to this point.  One managed to get inside the General Dynamics building  and is chirping up a storm.   "The loudest cicadas can emit a sound at over 100 decibels, which can be heard over a mile and a half away. If you suspect that cicadas make sound the same way that the cricket, that other noisy summer insect, does then you'd get points for effort, but no points for being correct."Aug 25, 2017https://www.naturemuseum.org ' blogIt explains the possible females trying to get inside the building and being denied.  While looking at this new batch of cicadas  it reminded me of the cicadas infestation of 1987. I remember seeing them everywhere.  The roads, sidewalks  and everywhere else were covered with them. These red eyes, black body with purple wings and sides scared the hell out of me.  For a while I had no idea how I was going to get to my yellow school bus from my house.  Then one day my mom told me to go outside and collect some for her friend.  I don't know if this was true or not, but I reluctantly did as she asked. Fear was all over my body as I stepped outside to collect these bugs. Well just like Christian Bale did with his fear of bats years later, I overcame my fear.   Just like a tarantula,  the cicadas have a very soft touch. I liked the feeling of them walking on my skin.  I collected a number of the cicadas and later on found out my mom had a fear of them, bit got over it with the help of me getting over my fear.  I helped some my friends get over  fear of them too.  I think about what  Falcone said to Bruce Wayne "Carmine Falcone : People from your world have so *much* to lose. Now, you think because your mommy and your daddy got shot, you know about the ugly side of life, but you don't. You've never tasted desperate. You're, uh, you're Bruce Wayne, the Prince of Gotham; you'd have to go a thousand miles to meet someone who didn't know your name. So, don't-don't come down here with your anger, trying to prove something to yourself. This is a world you'll never understand. And you always fear what you don't understand. Alright." I think about the cicadas I killed when I was afraid of them. I see myself going back in time and having a talk with myself. In 2004 I was a Century Pool Manager at property in Maryland. I remember when the 17 year cicadas came again.  I remember these cicadas had black bodies with shades of orange. Their eyes were red.  I did my best to help the cicadas  when they ended up on their backs and stuck. I knew if birds saw them, they were dead. The first thing birds did was rip off their wings. After that the cicadas were defenseless. Apparently there is a wasp that has a taste for these cicadas too. They are known as "Sphecius speciosus, often simply referred to as the cicada killer or the cicada hawk, is a large digger wasp species. Cicada killers are large, solitary wasps in the family Crabronidae." The year is now 2020 and next year the 17  cicadas are making another come back.  Somehow I don't see an infestation like the 1987 time. Speaking of time, in my subconscious my mind plays back a trip to the park when I was a student at The Lab School Of Washington.   I remember cicadas were everywhere too. I believe this might have been the same day I got over my fear of them.  Maybe this is why my mind plays back this memory whenever I visit the dentist.  Guess there are worse things that can get played back, but I am happy to have this memory.  I look forward to seeing what colors the next batch of cicadas will look like... https://api.nationalgeographic.com/distribution/public/amp/news/2013/3/130329-cicadas-coming-sky-locust-swarm-animal-science

    They're here! But,…read morenot in DC proper and not in the close-in suburbs either (not yet anyway). For now, they can be found in and around Manassas about 30 miles from the city. There's a plentiful smattering of cicadas in the woods along the Fairfax County/Prince William County line (although not in dense clusters as is characteristic of them). Few are clinging to trees, and none are overwhelming the nearby ground. Instead, they are appearing in small patches...with individual cicadas and groups of two or three scattered sporadically about the waist-high foliage on the hilly shoreline above the rain swollen waters of Bull Run. Along a meandering course, following a well-worn dirt path that locals have trampled out, it was easy pickings as the cicadas rested on leaves that provided a perfect platform for them to be plucked up by their wings. Offering no resistance and seemingly oblivious to impending danger, they, sometimes, would even grab onto my hand with their legs as if moving onto another leaf. In fact, others in my troupe of cicada enthusiasts who suffered some initial hesitation and fear quickly got the hang of catching these docile critters (realizing that the cicadas' dark appearance and haunting red eyes aren't really a portent of attack). They don't bite, are nearly blind, and are, at best, clumsy and reluctant flyers. In the space of a half hour, the five of us (with our bare hands reaching and snatching at regular intervals) had captured roughly fifty cicadas in total (which we placed in three hand-held insect boxes that we had brought with us). As each transparent box filled with captured specimens (crawling and buzzing inside), we had gotten enough of them to satisfy our curiosity and made our way out of the woods onto the cicada-free lawn of an adjoining playground, next to Bull Run, to debrief and marvel at our find. Maybe, in a week or two, this East Coast brood of periodical cicadas will begin to emerge in the immediate suburbs and in the city itself (likely in Rock Creek Park but, perhaps, in more unlikely spots like the grounds of the U.S. Capitol or the North or South Lawn of The White House). What a great photo opportunity that would provide to both locals and tourists alike. In the meantime, the cicadas are biding their time and waiting for an opportune moment to burst out of the ground in greater numbers. I suppose, they will blanket DC soon enough. When they do, don't miss out on seeing this brood. Seventeen years, even from the accelerated perspective of one who is aging, is a long time to wait for its next appearance.

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    Cicadas Brood II - 2013 - A cicada crawling on the pavement

    A cicada crawling on the pavement

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    A close up of one of the insect boxes

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    City of Manassas

    City of Manassas

    3.2(5 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    There's a lot more to do in Manassas these days. That's good and bad, as for a couple years I did…read morelive in this community. Now officially a suburb of Washington DC, although off a ways, traffic to and from on 28 can be atrocious. Then again that's all of Northern Virginia. There are still the trains, and kudos to the Manassas Museum. They've done a fine job with the endeavor near old town. A lot of people used to think of the battlefield, but there's a small airport, and a decent amount of technology companies. The old town area has good parking, allowing you the opportunity to get out and walk a bit. I will say lots of restaurants to choose from. I was happy Tom's Diner is still in operation. There's a decent park system, although the mall is mediocre at best. It's not the sleepy hamlet it used to be.

    Manasses. I used to prefer womanasses but what can I say. My tastes evolved…read more I have family here which is why I come here so often. Yes I did just say I come to Manasses very often. Like, too much. Like, it saps all my energy. So yeah. Family. They live out in the countryside and have a lot of money. However the city of Manassas is more mixed. There are poor areas, boasting really amazing food - especially Latin food. Then there are obnoxious rich areas, which I don't really care to frequent. It's a very interesting city in that regard. It's sprawling, and the traffic is some of the worst I've experienced anywhere - at any given time of day - but especially around Rush Hour. It's as bad as Fairfax and Reston and Falls Church will ever be, but with less "way around it" than Falls Church has. Grr. El Rulas Tacos is the place to get the very best Torta you'll find in the DMV area. Get the Pierna. Yumzito. DC food in general - Falafel Inc in Georgetown. Burger Shack in Centreville. In MD burbs, Sardi's (Peruvian Chicken), Max's (best Shawarma/Falafel pita anywhere, get it spicy), Silk Road Choyhona (chicken kebab), hot pretzel and banana shake at Sadieanne's inside Dutch Village Farmer's Market in Upper Marlboro. Gyros at Yia Yia and Plaka. Late night, these 3: Kabob Palace, Amsterdam Falafel, Hard Times (Alexandria - Terlingua Red). La Casita for Salvadoran. Mazadar for Afghan. Java Loco for Okinawa Milk Bubble Tea. Dessert at SnoCream in Annandale. Sharetea (the only location on the East Coast) - Okinawa Milk Tea, also try Whole Lemon Black Tea with tapioca. Also District Doughnuts in Georgetown, York Castle - crazy tropical flavors. Anyway. It's an okay place to live if you're rich and you like everything neatly trimmed and preened. And yes I'm talking about the city not your body hair. And I mean, if you're going to be into manasses, wouldn't you rather be into the hairless kind?

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    City of Manassas
    City of Manassas

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    Haymarket Day - 2016, cloudy day, but plenty of people and vendors

    Haymarket Day

    4.7(3 reviews)
    10.7 mi

    Haymarket Day 2024 was a huge success! First of all, the weather could not have been more…read morebeautiful. The entire event was extremely well organized, starting with the shuttle bus that took visitors to and from Tyler Elementary throughout the day. The parade began promptly at 10 AM and was well organized. Great assortment of vendors along the parade route and a fun Kidzone was set up in the park. It was an overall wonderful, fun-filled day for all.

    Haymarket Day 2011 was held today - Saturday, September 17, 2011! (It's still going on as I type…read morethis). As in years past - the main route through Old Town Haymarket was closed to vehicular traffic for the all day event (Route 55/Washington Street). An awesome parade was held (pretty awesome for a small town!). Started the day with a nice cup of steaming hot delicious coffee from Cupcake Heaven, then found a spot along Washington Street to watch the parade and take photos. Lots of entertaining participants in the parade: The Battlefield HS Marching Band, cheerleaders, several local dance troops, several martial arts groups, the Fairfax County Police motorcycle officers (in precision formations), Cub/Boy Scouts, musical groups, local politicians, church groups, civic groups, local businesses, the Geico Gecko, the Chik-fil-A cows, Santa Claus, and a lot more! The parade was considerably longer with more participants than ever. There is also a large vendor area in front of Town Hall and down Washington Street with lots of vendors of all sorts, arts and crafts, games, food and beverages, stages with music, and a lot more! The weather was perfect, cool and overcast, no rain, the place was packed with local residents. It is a great event and it's so wonderful to see so many folks come out with their kids, many brought their dogs, and everyone seemed to be well behaved. I really like the small town atmosphere of Haymarket and the sense of community we have here!

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    Haymarket Day
    Haymarket Day

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    Ciao Osteria - GLI SCAMPI

    Ciao Osteria

    4.4(2.4k reviews)
    7.9 mi
    $$

    So we ordered a $240 dinner for 5 for pick up. I cannot express how good the food was without…read morewriting a novel. Calamari actually had a light crispy breading and very tender. Ciopinno was amazing, along with the manicotti, chicken limon, carbonara, pizza bianca and not to be left out the Pistachio cheesecake! The chef is exceptional! Nothing was over-salted showing careful attention to creating bold flavors with careful and precise techniques with obviously fresh ingredients. Again, this was a pick up order and was still that good! I can't imagine how amazing the meals would have been dine in. Thank you!

    First time, and it most definitely won't be our last!! Went…read morelast night to Ciao, nice vibe, greeted by the hostess immediately, we had a reservation and was seated promptly. As we were making our way to our table, the owner came by to welcome us, thanked us for coming in. Our server Gabe, immediately greeted us, went over the menu and took our drink orders, and appetizer order. We started with Eggplant Involtini, and the grilled octopus, both were delicious!!! We ordered our entrees, I ordered the eggplant parmigiana, one diner ordered the chicken Limone, and the rest of the table ordered Linguine vognole (clams). Everything was awesome!! Ciao has been around a long time, I'm sorry it took me so long to try this restaurant. This first timer will definitely be returning! If you haven't tried Ciao, get over here right away, you will not be disappointed!!!

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    Historic Clifton - Wine shop and restaurant

    Historic Clifton

    4.1(7 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    If you want to take a step back in time and visit a small Virginia town, then take a beautiful…read morecounty drive to Clifton. There are NO chain stores here. In fact, there are only 1-2 shops and several restaurants. The main draw are the historical markers along the railroad tracks that describe their history and importance and the quaint 1900's architecture. The first railroad station, now gone, was built around 1850. The railroad was important during the Civil War with many battles fought near this border town. The town remains unchanged since the 1930's. Colorful homes line the street each telling a story. Amenities are limited. There is some street parking and a small parking lot behind Buckley's store. Parking is free. The only restrooms are in the restaurants. All the restaurants are good. Gas up before you come.

    This is a nice town in Virginia. Surrounded by both Fairfax and Prince William Counties, bring cash…read moreand credit cards. Nothing is cheap here. In many ways it's a lot like Middleburg. On a plus note I do like the trains a lot. Also the caboose exhibit is a nice aspect. Yet do take care, as the main road can be fairly congested. Old Town Alexandria or Fairfax, are more foot traffic friendly. Is it pretty? Yes. The old church and general stores are very attractive. Seeing the old Texaco sign is always pleasant. There are some expensive craft shops and restaurants. Petersons Ice Cream, is higher than most, but I do love them for a dessert treat. Parking can be a challenge, but overall small and quaint.

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    Historic Clifton - Cutesy neighborhood.

    Cutesy neighborhood.

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    Persian Annual Spring Festival @ Bull Run Park - Family post for Persian New Year Celebration

    Persian Annual Spring Festival @ Bull Run Park

    5.0(1 review)
    5.4 mi

    6th Annual Persian Annual Spring Festival - Sizdah Bedar - Bull Run Regional Park - is like a…read morePersian Woodstock. It is all about peace, love for nature, fun and dance and family time. It is very inclusive, which is demonstrated with the beer garden next to the stage where DJ spun lively Persian pop music. When a person asked me to take a picture of their group in the Farsi language I felt as one with them, not looking different, or having a different accent that triggers the loaded question that comes with the cultural baggage, "Where are you from?" Every vendor thanked me so much as if they are the guardians of their culture and I am a VIP guest. It felt like they were so many bridges, not any walls between us. Food escapades started with the Ash Reshteh soup. I worried about it because it looked like they were too many spices and ingredients in the soup - you know what color you get when you use too many colors - mud. However, the soup felt like it was in the layers - so many tastes, not killing but supplementing each other. Cost $5. Next one was the tongue - the menu was in Farsi and lady pointed her tongue when I asked her to give me something that is most popular. I got the tongue in the nice broth and sesame bread. It was so soft that I could cut it with my spoon. It was so good, that I would drive 30 minutes to eat it again. I also had to try Persian tea which was stronger than I anticipated. Cost for both $4. I did get a kebab platter and it was not good looking but it tasted good. Cost $10. At the end the real treat was Persian ice cream with saffron and cream that was so different and so rich and sweet and presence of saffron, the most expensive spice in the World, adds a rich taste and makes you feel good, as long as you do not think about how laborious is to collect delicate saffron threads, plucked from flowers and dried. $5 The biggest compliment came from my 9-year old son on the ride back, who said - eating skittles after this great Persian food is kind of lame. In order to fully enjoy the festival next year, buy tickets in advance, bring friends, blankets and do not come before 1PM. Next event is April 1, 2018.

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    Spring comes with Persian New Year

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    Saffron Ice cream

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    Semifreddo Italian Cuisine - Lobster Pasta

    Semifreddo Italian Cuisine

    4.6(222 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    What a beautiful experience. Walked in with the intention of enjoying the experience and it was…read morebeyond my expectations. Service was great. Burrata Caprese was very flavorful with the perfect amount of salt and peppers and the sauces combination was great. Bronzino special was great, sauce was so good and veggies were still crunchy. Tried the chefs special mouse for desert and it was a perfect combination of textures with the crunchy caramel and the drizzles of fruit which made it taste very refreshing. I definitely recommend this place. It was such a nice dining experience.

    You'll see some criticism in this review and maybe wonder if a 5 is really warranted. First of all,…read morethis is the best restaurant I've been to in Manassas. It might be the best Italian restaurant I've been to outside the beltway. So while they could do a couple things better, yes, I think 5 is the right number and we will be back, probably often. We were debating an appetizer and our waiter actually suggested we skip it to save room for dessert. We were there on Valentine's Day after all. We were originally going to start with 2 different salads and again our waiter informed us that 1 salad between the two of us would be enough. A restaurant NOT upselling? What? The salad was delicious. Lightly dressed and everything on it was fresh. We got the arugula and fennel salad and that's a combination I really enjoy. The bread service was also good. The focaccia was maybe a touch overworked if I had to find a negative but the olive oil and pepper to accompany it was a nice simple and relatively healthy way to start the meal. My wife ordered the salmon and I ordered a halibut that was a special. Both dishes had amazing flavor. The potatoes had a smoky flavor and were not overly seasoned so the potatoes flavor came through. I like broccoli, but holy cow I wish I knew what they did to their broccoli to make it taste so good. Really really amazing sides. And the fish was seasoned really well, too, and very fresh. My first complaint comes in at this point, though. Both dishes were a bit over in terms of the doneness of the fish. Still, a great meal but it could have been a little better if the fish had been cooked perfectly. On to dessert. My wife got the semifredo. It's in the restaurants name so you figure it will be good. It was very good. I got the creme brulee. When we asked the waiter what dessert to get, he didn't mention the creme brûlée. But I figured it was a special and so I wouldn't necessarily get to try it again. It was just ok. The custard was good. Slight hint of orange. The the topping was not good. It was over brûléed in spots to the point that it was almost burned and then under cooked in other areas so that the sugar hadn't quite set. The flavor overall was good, but I definitely regret my dessert decision. As I mentioned before the staff were delightful -- not enough words to express how great they were. The decor was upscale. More so than I expected for where the restaurant is located. Lots of touches of wood with understated lighting. It felt really elegant and perfect for a Valentine's Day date.

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    Semifreddo Italian Cuisine - Lobster Pasta

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    Prince William County Fairgrounds - localflavor - Updated May 2026

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