Top Fall 2019 Events To Check Out Around McLean

MCLEAN, VA — When summer officially ends, pumpkin patches, festivals and other fall events abound. McLean has a number of events worth checking out.

We've rounded up some of the fall event highlights around McLean. Among the events are the Harvest Happenings, Howl’oween Pooch Parade and Wine, Cider & Beer Festival. Some events are ticketed; others are free. Check for other community events on our McLean Patch calendar.

Do you know of another fall event happening in McLean? Let us know in the comments and add it to the calendar.

• Sept. 13-Nov. 3: Halloween Selfie Museum at Tysons Corner Center: This pop-up exhibit features Halloween and horror sets, activities and photo opportunities.
• Sept. 14: McLean Fall Community Garage Sale: Find bargains at this garage sale with over 50 vendors.
• Sept. 26: McLean Project for the Arts Opening Exhibition Reception: McLean Project for the Arts (MPA) opens two new exhibitions in the Emerson and Atrium Galleries.
• Sept. 28: Harvest Happenings: Enjoy live entertainment, food, pumpkin decorating, crafts and other activities at this indoor event.
• Sept. 28: Saint John the Beloved Fall Festival: This event features children's rides, movies and food; a beer and wine garden for the adults and more.
• Oct. 5: McLean 5K: The McLean 5K Run returns to benefit the McLean Community Foundation.
• Oct. 6: MPAartfest: This 13th annual festival turns McLean Central Park into an outdoor art gallery with live music, food, kids' activities and more.
• Oct. 12: Wine, Cider & Beer Festival at Tysons Biergarten: This tasting event will feature over 50 different beers, wines and ciders.
• Oct. 20: Pet Fest and Howl’oween Pooch Parade: Bring costumed pets to participate in the parade and browse pet care exhibitors.
• Oct. 31: Halloween Spooktacular in Great Falls: Kids up to age 12 can get dressed up in their Halloween costumes, try the Haunted House, and trick-or-treat.
• Nov. 9-10: McLean Antiques Show & Sale: This event features dealers representing American, Continental and Asian antiques with admission proceeds benefiting the James C. Macdonald Scholarship Fund.