Fairfax County Times

The Fairfax Times, often referred to as the Fairfax County Times, is a weekly publication based in Reston, Virginia. It focuses on news and events relevant to Fairfax County, Virginia.

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10,000 Maniacs return to The Birchmere for two shows

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The popular band will celebrate the 40th anniversary of “The Wishing Chair”Thanks to a catalogue of iconic hits, including “Because The Night,” “These are the Days,” “Jealousy,” “Like the Weather,” and “More than This,” 10,000 Maniacs has been a staple on the music scene for close to five decades.
Jammin Java welcomes Dan Rodriguez

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The singer promises a heartfelt journey of songs Dan Rodriguez, a rising star in the singer-songwriter realm, will take the stage at Jammin Java on April 12 for what promises to be an unforgettable evening. “My goal for this whole tour is to give,” he said. “I’m trying my best to give my all in a way that I haven’t always done before.” With a passion for storytelling woven into melodic tunes, Rodriguez invites audiences on a heartfelt journey through his life experiences and artistic evolution.
McLean Community Center to hold Earth Day recycling event

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The day gives residents a chance to recycle and help the planet Earth Day is on April 22 this year, but those in McLean celebrate a little bit early with the annual McLean Earth Day—Act Locally, sponsored by the McLean Community Center, on April 12. “We have been putting this on for five years,” said Catherine Nesbitt, special event manager for the MCC. “We are a Fairfax County entity, and we are following alongside the county’s initiative to be conscious of the planet.
Robinson Boys’ Lacrosse aims to defend state championship

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Sravan Gannavarapu

Perfection in sports is usually limited to a snapshot in time. Occasionally, it can be sustained for a period of time. Perfection mostly occurs at the younger levels, including high school and college, as opposed to professionals. In 2024, the Robinson Rams were perfect for an entire season. Matt Curran’s Boys’ Lacrosse team capped an unbeaten season with a 15-7 win over Haymarket’s Battlefield Bobcats. Winning has been part of the culture of competition at Robinson.
Solas reunites for a special night at The Birchmere

3 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The band is celebrating its 30th anniversarySolas, the acclaimed Irish- American folk band, takes the stage at The Birchmere on April 6 as part of the band’s 30th Anniversary Tour. The Birchmere concert is extra special as Solas hasn’t played together for eight years and only reunited recently to tour.
Herndon Baseball hitting strong to begin 2025

3 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Sravan Gannavarapu

In 2024, the Herndon Hornets were a young baseball team with little experience and playing against stiff competition. What a difference a year makes. The Hornets are off to a fast start in 2025, going 4-1 despite their most recent loss being a 7-0 shutout at the hands of Washington-Liberty. However, head coach Stephen Frank is not concerned, as he knows his team still has work to do. “Last year we had a very young team -- so the experience is helpful to our 18 returning players.
Finding Laughter in Life

3 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

Violet Gray hosts a comedy show at Capital One HallViolet Gray was in college when she decided to make a career change, and what a change it was. Gray briefly attended Towson University, where she studied molecular biology. But her sense of humor and performing talent stood out. “People kept asking what theater program I was in,” Gray said. “I was always joking around and doing voices and skits and things. Performance proved to be much more fulfilling for me than biology.
Coordinated Anti-Tesla Protests May Violate Virginia Law, Critics Say

3 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Asra Nomani

This past Saturday, local activists for a political nonprofit called Third Act Initiative Inc. stood outside the Tesla dealership on Tyco Road in Tysons, waving signs and banging cowbells and drums in the latest action in a series of #TeslaTakedown protests that have marked the location over the past several weeks on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to noon. One demonstrator shouted, “Take down Tesla!” as others taunted customers driving out of the dealership.
NextStop Theatre Company stages Chicken & Biscuits

4 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

Rikki Howie Lacewell directs the Douglas Lyons-penned playNextStop Theatre Company is presenting “Chicken & Biscuits,” a Douglas Lyons play that explores legacy and forgiveness. The show runs through April 6. The play was on Broadway during COVID and was a critical darling. Directed by Rikki Howie Lacewell, “Chicken & Biscuits” unfolds the story of a close-knit Black family as they come together to grieve the loss of their patriarch.
Herndon Soccer looks to build off state semi-final appearance in 2025

4 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Sravan Gannavarapu

Last June, the Herndon Hornets found themselves on the wrong side of a 3-0 shutout against Cosby, leaving the state tournament one game short of playing in the finals. It was a disappointing finish, yet the Hornets still produced one of the most memorable athletic achievements in their school’s history, considering how long the school has been around. “Last year, we found some good success, building off what the team had done in the previous year.