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NOT ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR 2025 DUE TO SCHEDULED RENOVATIONS. Welcome to Old Town Hall, the perfect place for a wedding, party or meeting. Old Town Hall is located in the heart of the nationally recognized City of Fairfax Historic District at 3999 University Drive.
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Old Town Hall. This stately Colonial Revival building in the...
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In-person performances will take place at The Old Town Hall, 3999 University Drive, from Friday March 15 – Sunday March 17, with a special virtual-only showcase premiering on March 14. For schedules, other details, and tickets, visit
Old Town Hall is a classical revival style hall that was built in 1900 by Joseph E. Willard and subsequently donated by him to Fairfax, Virginia. The hall was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987 as part of the City of Fairfax Historic District .
- August 27, 1987
- Colonial Revival
- 1900
- 3995 University Drive, Fairfax, Virginia
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Old Town Hall. This stately Colonial Revival building in the heart of Old Town Fairfax City hosts lots of community and private events. City Hall. Our community starts here! Stop by to conduct business, sit in on a City Council meeting or join a board or commission. Stacy C. Sherwood Center.
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1. The City of Fairfax’s historic centerpiece is Old Town Hall. Today, the landmark building is used for soirées, weddings, and other events, but a year ago, one of the imposing Tuscan columns fell. Now, look for the neoclassical building behind scaffolding. Directly adjacent is Old Town Square, which gets transformed into a splash park every summe...
2. The centrally located De Clieu Coffee & Sandwich Shop is the top gathering spot in Old Town Fairfax, and for good reason. The baristas know how to make a great cup of java, and the fresh pastries and sandwiches are first-rate. Try a specialty drink like the charcoal honey latte or pear chai latte with your Eggacado, a bagel sandwich with egg and...
3. Book a two-hour private session to learn how to create a custom perfume at DIY Scent Studio. The fragrance experts guide you through a perfume theory workshop and then teach you how to blend a custom fragrance from a collection of more than 160 rare and special scents. You can also host a private perfume-making party in the studio. 4007 Universi...
4. Find some of Virginia’s best food and gifts at the cozy Commonwealth Dry Goods. The helpful owners love sharing insights about each product and will tell you why it’s featured. Customer favorites include Dizzy Pig Seasonings and Shining Sol candles, both made in Manassas, as well as Crescent simple syrups from Richmond. 10427 North St., Ste. 103...
5. The LPs in the stalls of Mobius Records will make vinyl-lovers swoon. Owner Dempsey Hamilton and his team have stocked everything you need, including turntables, new releases, and gently used albums, to get you started listening to music the old-fashioned way. (And isn’t that the best way?)10409 Main St., Ste. D, Fairfax
6. Woody’s Ice Cream is a Fairfax institution. It’s not unusual to see a line of excited kids and parents waiting for their housemade milkshakes, brownie sundaes, or waffle cones. Woody’s scoopers offer tastes of their seasonal treats, or you can choose from an array of hand-dipped and soft-serve classics. 10435 North St., Fairfax
7. The blue Victorian house on Main Street houses the new Mara Mode Studio, a shop for on-trend, boho apparel, jewelry, and gifts. Highlights include the Jackson Rowe dresses, along with socks, scarves, and hats from Powder Design. Owner Jana Klavina also owns Mara Hair and Mode Studio around the corner; both businesses feature interior design idea...
8. The unique combination of Taiwanese/Asian street food paired with local brews and ciders is one reason High Side has such a devoted following. This small craft-beverage bar was founded by engineer Jinson Chan. It’s modern and sleek and has more than 200 beer options on tap and in cans or bottles. People rave about the tasty bao buns and small pl...
9. The instant you walk into The Wine House Bar & Bistro, your nose will twitch from the delicious aroma. The menu at this classy spot features food that pairs perfectly with the fine wines for sale here. Seat yourself among the beautifully displayed bottles organized by region, all hand-selected by New Zealand-born sommelier Michael Pearce and his...
10. What do GMU students say is the best bar in town? If you want to find a happy crowd drinking award-winning beer, grab a booth at Ornery Beer Company. The brewery has an ever-changing lineup of house suds on tap, and the food is likewise a big draw. Most menu items are sized for sharing. You’ll cheer Ornery’s burnt ends on the crispy pork belly ...
Old Town Hall is the social architectural cornerstone of the City. Joseph E. Willard presented the Hall as a gift to the citizens of Fairfax in 1900. Built by Arthur Thompson, a local contractor, the classical revival style Hall retains much of its original woodwork.
Notable buildings include the Old Town Hall, which was built in 1900; the Barbour Building; First National Bank of Fairfax; Ford Building; Marsh House; McHugh & Hoffman Building; Rust Building; and Truro Church.
