Brentsville Bluegrass Festival
Admission is FREE; Donations welcome.
As the 4th seat of Prince William County from 1822-1893, Brentsville was a bustling community full of business, agriculture, trades, and more.
Every month during court days hundreds and even thousands would come to the courthouse to socialize, conduct business, purchase supplies and be entertained.
Join us for a day of music and local history. Enjoy bluegrass music, displays, explore the historic site, and enjoy hands-on activities for the kids. Food and beverages will be available for purchase on-site.
The Page County Ramblers have played traditional Bluegrass and Country music in the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia for over 27 years.
Guts. Glory. Soul. With instrumental attitude and inspiring vocal harmonies, the women of Sweet Yonder present a driving mix of banjo, mandolin, guitar, fiddle, and bass on compelling originals and bluegrass classics.
With award-winning members, King Street Bluegrass has blues, folk, and country influences.
Dave's Dogs
"The best fast food in Prince William County", Dave's Dogs serves up made to order hotdogs, sausages, veggie dogs, fries, tots, onion rings and more.
Catfish on Wheels
Serving wild caught blue catfish in sunflower oil. Slow smoked Angus beef brisket, turkey legs, and pulled slow smoke chicken.
Wild About Ice Cream
Wild About Ice Cream makes old fashioned fresh churned ice cream with a antique 1925 John Deere Hit and Miss engine.
Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre
12229 Bristow Rd.
Bristow, VA 20136
(703) 365-7895
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The Office of Historic Preservation serves as caretakers of County-owned historic structures, interiors, archaeological resources, natural resources, historic landscapes, artifacts, and collections. We also help build community identity through telling the story of our County through programs and events. The Division’s goal is to show the connections between our history, our present, our future and our growth as a community.