Featured Events in Purcellville in May, 2025 (August Updated)

Participants will dive into the mystical realm of reading Tarot and accurately learn to interpret and discern the meanings of each card. Through a 3 card spread Nina will guide folks on how to ask impactful questions, evoke positive intentions and ultimately utilize the cards for guidance. Participants will leave with their own Tarot deck and a new sense of clarity and self love Information Source: JK Community Farm | eventbrite

Saturday, May 31, 2025 | 3-9 pm | Purcellville, VA Join us for A Fest Less Ordinary - where the music is exceptional and the farmers have extraordinary talents! Local favorite Justin Trawick (who promises to keep his dad jokes to a minimum) will guide you through a festival of incredible performances benefiting A Farm Less Ordinary (AFLO) . Spread your blanket out on our co-founders' land in Purcellville, VA (in the heart of Western Loudoun County), and celebrate that we're growing veggies, opportunities, and really good vibes. Enjoy live music from diverse American genres, local craft beer and wine (because music sounds better with both), food trucks, and artisan vendors. Shop AFLO Grower-cultivated plants and produce while meeting our remarkable team members who put the "extra" in extraordinary. Bring chairs or blankets, your family, and your enthusiasm - we'll provide the memories. Every ticket supports AFLO's mission of creating a welcoming community and transforming lives through meaningful work , one note at a time. General Admission (ages 13 and older): $40 (presale ends May 30); $50 (at the door); Children 12 and under: Free For sponsorship opportunities, media inquiries, or to learn more about AFLO's mission, contact Jesika Davis at jesika@afarmlessordinary.org . Musicians Scheduled to Perform*: Justin Trawick and The Common Good are a touring Americana group from DC performing together since 2006. Using traditional instrumentation, they blend bluegrass, country, folk, and old-time music into a modern sound. They've opened for notable acts like Suzanne Vega and Blues Traveler, and performed at major festivals including TedxEast NYC and Appaloosa Roots Music Festival. Approximate show time: 6:10 PM Gabrielle Zwi and Friends & Amigos is a DC-based folk-pop and bossa nova group blending Brazilian and American influences with advocacy through music. A Columbia University Jazz Performance graduate, they've released multiple singles including the award-winning "We Rise" and perform with their band Friends and Amigos . Beyond music, Gabrielle founded DC Teens Action, making activism accessible to students with disabilities. Approximate show time: 3:10 PM Personal Moose is a Northern Virginia trio delivering three-part harmonies and upbeat energy. Brian Nagurny (guitar), Michael Arnold (bass), and Chris Baker (drums) blend classic rock, folk, and bluegrass influences, performing beloved hits from Tom Petty to Paul Simon. The band crafts dynamic arrangements that showcase their tight musical chemistry and multi-genre versatility. Approximate show time: 8:20 PM ilyAIMY (i love you And I Miss You) is a Baltimore-based acoustic grunge band led by rob Hinkal and Heather Aubrey Lloyd since 2003. Known for their percussive guitar style and powerful male/female harmonies, they blend new-folk with elements of Celtic, rock, and world music. The band, which can expand to include cello, didgeridoo, and traditional Irish percussion, has won multiple Washington Area Music Awards and earned recognition at major folk festivals including Kerrville and Falcon Ridge. Through eleven albums and extensive touring, ilyAIMY has crafted a unique sound that defies traditional folk conventions. Approximate show time: 5:05 PM Griefcat is a DC-based musical comedy duo comprising Annie Nardolilli (guitar) and Louisa Hall (ukulele) who blend harmonies with witty social commentary. Known for their viral hit "Revolution (Poop At Work)" with 25 million views, they tackle modern life's absurdities through clever songwriting. Their latest album Late Stage Capitalism showcases their signature style of humorous yet thought-provoking tracks about contemporary culture. Approximate show time: 7:15 PM Americana songwriter Karen Jonas is a powerhouse creator and storyteller with a voice to match. Ambitious, smart, and magnetically retro, her 2024 album The Rise and Fall of American Kitsch charms you with “gloriously whimsical” storytelling, stellar performances, and an adventurous Americana soundscape (Rocking Magpie UK). In a 4.5 star review, Country Music People UK calls it “ambitious, thought-provoking, relatable, and very entertaining.” Karen is a four-time Wammie (Washington Area Music) Award winner for Best Country and Americana Artist, Mid Atlantic Song Contest winner, Ameripolitan Award nominee, and official SXSW and UK Americanafest Showcasing Artist. As Parklife Mag DC put it, “the voice of country music in the DMV is a big, bright voice that belongs to Virginia native Karen Jonas.” Approximate show time: 4:00 PM *Scheduled performers subject to change. Information Source: A Farm Less Ordinary | eventbrite