Countryside cleanup-Sterling
2026-04-25 09:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York)
Trash and recycling bags, grabber sticks, and safety vests will be provided, along with designated cleanup areas. Volunteers can sign up individually or as a group—and if there’s a specific area you’d like to help spruce up, let us know when you register! Register with Gabi Warwick at countryside@legumnorman.com or call (703) 430-0715

Town of Lovettsville cleanup
2026-04-26 14:00 - 16:00
In honor of Earth Day (April 22), Keep Loudoun Beautiful and the Town of Lovettsville are hosting the annual Spring Community Clean-Up, which is a chance for us all to come together and keep our town beautiful. Let’s roll up our sleeves and show some LOVE for Lovettsville!

Date: Sunday, April 26

Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PM

Starting Location: Town Green at Walker Pavilion

Leesburg- Heritage area cleanup
2026-05-02 10:00 - 12:00
Cleanup of Evergreen Mills road in Leesburg.

Thank you for participating in a Keep Loudoun Beautiful cleanup for the SE Leesburg-Heritage area. This activity qualifies for those seeking community service hours. Groups or individuals of all ages are welcome!

Our first cleanup this year will be held on Saturday, May 2nd, from 10:00-12:00 along Evergreen Mills Road in Leesburg. We will meet in the parking lot at Heritage High School near the main entrance for the buses.

I will provide all the necessary supplies to those who complete this online registration form. Supplies include gloves, safety vests, plastic bags, and trash pickers. Light refreshments will also be provided. Volunteers are encouraged to wear sturdy shoes, use insect repellent, and bring their own reusable water bottles.

Thank you for your service!

Chad Green, KLB Leader for SE Leesburg-Heritage AreaPhone: 540-391-1482 | E-mail: chadgreen@verizon.net

Round Hill cleanup
2026-05-16 09:00 - 12:00

Monthly Board Meeting
2026-05-18 19:00 - 20:00
Board meeting via zoom by invite only.

Teen Leadership council volunteering event
2026-05-24 14:00 - 16:00
Ashburn library

43316 Hay RdAshburn, VA 20147

Adults and teens are welcome to come and learn from multiple different organizations on different ways you can volunteer in the county. Come to the KLB booth and meet Alicia our president.

Love your mother co. art gallery show
2026-06-15 04:00

Board Meeting
2026-06-15 19:00 - 20:00

Sterling Summer cleanup
2026-07-25 08:45 - 12:30
Volunteers meet at Briar Patch Park at 8:45am to check in, get trash bags, safety vests, grabbers and assignments. Invite a neighbor or friend to join you. Wear bright colors, bring gloves and water.

Annual canoe cleanup of the Potomac
2026-08-23 08:45 - 14:00
We have the sign up ready to roll for our annual canoe cleanup of the Potomac River. This year it will be August 23rd. We only have 18 spots available so please sign up quickly if you want to help again this year. All the details of the event are on the sign up link below.

If you have any questions please reach out.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080D4DA4A82DA7FB6-64783108-annual#

Hail to the Trail-Purcellville
2026-09-27 13:00 - 16:00
Come by our booth!!

The annual Purcellville Green Expo called Hail to the Trail will take place on Sunday, September 27, 2026 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Chapman DeMary Trail. Hail to the Trail is free and open to the public, and fun for families, students, and scouts. During the annual event, you can explore this 10-acre area which is considered to be the last stand of old-growth forest in the Town, meet local environmental experts, participate in fun hands-on activities to learn about nature and the environment, help plant trees, listen to live music, learn about native plants and wildlife, and participate in the Town’s annual Arbor Day Celebration with recognition from the Virginia Department of Forestry for the annual Tree City USA designation. Follow Hail to the Trail on Facebook!

2026 Participating Organizations and Activities

Barlett Tree Experts – get a free tree seedling

Girl Scout Council Nation’s Capital – decorate a bird feeder to take home

Imagine Well Being – explore nature with your five senses

Keep Loudoun Beautiful – play a game about how long items take to decompose

Loudoun Beekeepers Association – find the queen bee in the observation hive and check out beekeeping tools and supplies

Loudoun County Building and Development – count tree rings and match leaves

Loudoun County Health Department/Loudoun Targets Lyme – learn about tick prevention and how to remove a tick

Loudoun County Master Gardeners – identify seeds and fruits of plants found at the Chapman DeMary Trail

Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District – check out a display of wildlife bones

Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy – jump like a frog and examine animal scat, tracks, and animal skulls

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board – play a nature memory game and go on a nature scavenger hunt

Purcellville Arts Council – make pinecone birdfeeders to place along the trail and to take home

Purcellville Library—create a nature bookmark with dried flowers and leaves

Sweet Run State Park (Department of Conservation and Recreation) – use animal track stamps to make your own nature bookmark and examine animal skulls, furs, scat, and more

Town of Purcellville Water Division – take a water taste test to see if you can tell which is bottled water and which is Town water

Tree and Environment Sustainability Committee – play a nature trivia game to test your knowledge and win a prize; decorate a packet and fill it with native flower seeds for your garden

Virginia Master Naturalists, Banshee Reeks Chapter – identify plaster casts of native wildlife, learn about the life cycle of beetles, frogs, and butterflies; identify furs

Go on a nature trivia walk and get all of the answers to win a prize

Help us plant trees

Participate in the Town’s annual Arbor Day Celebration and Tree City USA recognition

Enjoy live music by Willie White

Get a free slice of pizza

Help us recognize scouts and volunteers for their environmental projects in the Town of Purcellville

Get your face painted

Complete the Hail to the Trail passport to win a prize

The Purcellville Green Expo/Hail to the Trail is hosted by the Purcellville Tree and Environment Sustainability Committee, a standing committee of the Town of Purcellville that focuses on environmental programs, sustainability, enhancement of the tree canopy, and continuation of the Town’s Tree City USA designation.

Annual Cascades trash Bash
2026-10-04 12:30 - 17:00
Registration opening in September:

Where: We’ll be meeting at the Quarterpath Trace Community Center, at 20430 Quarterpath Trace Circle, Sterling, which is at the intersection of Algonkian Pkwy and Quarterpath Trace Circle. Restrooms will be available at the Quarterpath Trace Community Center.

We require registration for everyone who’d like to participate. We are trying to assign areas beforehand to be more prepared and help things move smoother. There is a cut off limit as to how many people participate.

We will provide safety vests, gloves, bags, grabbers, fruit, granola bars and water. Please remember to bring your own reusable water bottle! In line with our mission, this will be a “plastic bottle-free zone”.

SCOUT TROOPS – We have KLB patches for the Scouts! Please indicate in the sign up your troop number, age of kids, and the number of kids and adults participating. Please just have the leader fill out 1 registration for whole troop.

HELP US FIND MORE LOCATIONS TO CLEAN:If you have seen litter in the Cascades area (park, roadway, school, anything) that is in need of folks to clean up, please email rdwoodr123@gmail.com and report it so we can add it to our list of areas to clean up.

COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS:Since the Cascades Trash Bash is a community service event, it qualifies for community service hours for your school, scout troop, or other organization. Just be sure to bring your forms for us to sign
