The Barns at Wolf Trap will open a fully renovated third historic barn, disassembled and moved earlier this year from its longtime home in Loudoun County, this fall.
The 2,500 square foot building — constructed in the early 1900s and now called “The Virginian Barn” — will provide additional space for dining, special events, gatherings, and private rentals starting in November. Restrooms and kitchen space have been added inside.
“The Barns at Wolf Trap has long offered audiences an intimate connection to world-class artists in a setting unlike any other,” Arvind Manocha, president and CEO of Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, said in a release. “The addition of the Virginian Barn allows us to build on that legacy by creating more opportunities for our patrons to gather, celebrate, and connect before and after performances while preserving the historic character that makes this place so special.”…