Good news, wine enthusiasts! Bealeton's Morais Vineyard & Winery has recently opened Aroma Wine Tasting, a wine bar, in the heart of Historic Manassas. The interior invites you in with their brick walls and walls full of wine, just like an underground Italian winery. The eclectic lighting and chic decor give it a slight modern feel as well for a truly one-of-a-kind wine tasting venue.

The wine bar offers tastings of all of the award-winning Morais Vineyard and Winery wines, which they pair with a tasting plate of cheese, meats, crackers, and chocolate. The staff will lead you through the tasting, making it a fun experience for all. The wines are a mix of fruity whites, bold reds, and sweet dessert wines, ensuring there is something for everyone. Order a charcuterie boards with your favorite bottle to cap off the experience!

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Here's a sure sign that it's autumn in Manassas: The Manassas Fall Jubilee returns today to the streets of historic downtown Manassas! Back for its 34th year, this fall festival, which is free and open to the public, takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and there will be fun for the whole family on every corner.

The day will boast over 100 vendor booths, with crafters selling their locally produced wares and nonprofits helping spread the word about their causes. There will even be a pet adoption van so you can meet some new furry friends. Beyond vendors there will be music and entertainment galore; kids can even take their photo with some friendly scarecrows. And don’t forget the food! There will be plenty of festive fall cuisine to indulge in throughout the day. There is even a pumpkin pie baking contest and a pumpkin pie eating contest!

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Housed within the historic Candy Factory in Old Town Manassas, the Center for the Arts has been a community hub for all things expression since its debut in 1984. From dance to theater, gallery exhibits, camps, and more, this venue offers arts education and outlets to creative individuals of all ages.

If you’re looking to explore the world of the arts as a student, the Center for the Arts offers a little bit of everything. One Sunday a month, they offer Sunday Ballroom Dances, where they offer both instruction and/ or dance time for only $15. Each month has a different theme, from Merengue, Fox Trot, and Mambo to Rumba, Cha Cha and more. Not interested in dance? Sign up for an art class, with instruction offered in everything from acrylics, watercolor, and zentangle to digital imaging and jewelry making.

Does your child want to be a star when they grow up? Get them involved with Pied Piper Theater, a group for aspiring young performers ages 8-18 who put on three productions a year through the Center for the Arts.

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