Harris Pavilion

🚂 All aboard! The annual Railway Festival rolls into town tomorrow!

From incredible model train displays under the Pavilion to hands-on fun and train-themed excitement, it’s one of our favorite days of the year. Whether you're a lifelong rail fan or just looking for a fun family outing, there’s something to spark everyone’s imagination.

Join us and experience all the action this Saturday!

LAST CALL FOR TRAIN EXCURSION TICKETS! The 32nd Annual Historic Manassas Railway Festival is FREE TO ATTEND and takes place TOMORROW (Saturday, June 6, 2026) from 9am - 3pm. The train ride excursion tickets are available for purchase as a bonus experience alongside the festival.

LAST CALL for advance tickets tickets for the train ride are now on sale at https://pci.jotform.com/form/261026323068147 ! We have the popular Star Wars characters joining the 10am and 11am trains, and the ever popular Belle & Mirabel will be present on the 12pm and 1pm trains.

For event and train ride details, please visit: https://historicmanassas.org/historic-manassas-railway-festival/

A big thank you to our event sponsors for helping to make events like this happen:
City of Manassas, VA - Government
Norfolk Southern
Virginia Railway Express
Micron Technology
UVA Health Prince William Medical Center
Patient First
Power Home Remodeling
The Gardner School of Manassas

It’s a packed week of free fun at the Harris Pavilion!

Kick things off tonight, May 26, at 7 p.m. with Acoustic Tuesday featuring local singer‑songwriter Matty Davis and his heartfelt originals. His music explores grief, relationships, resilience, and growth, with recent singles like Edge of a Hurricane, Still Alive, and The Mountain & The Sea.

On Wednesday from 6–8 p.m., get ready to laugh with Fools Improv Comedy, one of the nation’s longest‑running improv troupes. They don’t just perform for you — they perform with you in a fast‑paced, highly interactive show.

Then on Saturday at 6 p.m., wrap up the week with the 2026 Prince William Community Band Festival, featuring Prince William, Clarke County, and Fauquier Community Bands playing familiar favorites and patriotic tunes.

Grab your friends, bring a chair, and make a night of it — or a whole week — at the Pavilion.