Good morning, Leesburg.

The Juneteenth Loudoun committee held a National Freedom Day program on Feb.

1 at Sterling United Methodist Church to mark Black History Month’s 50th anniversary. The event featured 13 bell rings and keynote remarks from attorney E. Faye Williams.

5 Tara Indian Cuisine, a popular North Indian restaurant at the Village at Leesburg center, has closed its doors temporarily for a move—details on its new location and reopening date will be announced soon.

The Inova Ladies Board at Inova Loudoun Hospital is accepting scholarship applications for nursing school tuition assistance—offering help to aspiring nurses seeking financial aid.

State Corporation Commission judges will rule on Dominion Energy’s Golden to Mars project after residents and county officials asked to bury the transmission lines near schools and homes in Loudoun.

Closing arguments are due today — Dominion said underground installation is not feasible while local groups pushed for a cost-effective alternative.

Supporting Self-Driven, Resilient Kids

10-11 a.m. — Rust Library — Free entry — Gain insights on fostering resilience and self-direction in children from expert Bill.

Craftail Presents: Love is in the ART!

1–3 p.m. — The Global Local — Ticket price includes supplies and snacks — Create a stunning fire glass resin heart for Valentine's Day.

Genealogy Club Meeting

6-8 p.m. — Thomas Balch Library — Free entry — Explore genealogy tips and techniques in a friendly community setting.

RDGLDGRN Concert

7-11 p.m. — Tally Ho Theater — Ticket prices may apply — Experience the electrifying lyrics and beats of RDGLDGRN live on stage.

LANco Concert

7-9 p.m. — Tally Ho Theater — Tickets from $54 — Catch LANco live in a vibrant setting and enjoy a night of great music.

Airmont Road Live at Spanky's Shenanigans

9 p.m. — Spanky's Shenanigans — Check venue for entry fee — Enjoy classic rock and blues from Airmont Road's talented mix of old-school musicians.