Old Ox will be Wearin' the Green on Friday, March 14 in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Purchase Dinner & Show or Show Only tickets. Irish Music: Seán Heely & Josh Dukes Seán Heely: U.S National Scottish fiddle… Read More
A tribute to the timeless music of the Fab Four! Dedicated to the incredible vocals of John, Paul, George and Ringo...the BeatOlds bring to life the songs you love!
Authors Natalie Jacobsen and Diana Parsell share the story behind the planting of the Japanese cherry trees in Washington and highlight the role of a trailblazing journalist. Come early and enjoy craft beverages--beer, wine, cider, vodka soda cocktails--and… Read More
This collaboration between NOVA Homebrew Club members and Old Ox is a very special beer…because it represents the fantastic partnership between Old Ox and the NOVA Homebrew Club that has been part of the Old Ox story since before… Read More
A Premier Northern Virginia Classic Rock Cover Band From Elvis and Johnny Cash to Ozzy Osbourne and Van Halen, Volume’s 11 plays music from the 70s through 90s. Be it new wave, southern rock, or hard rock, Volume’s… Read More
Life is better with music! Join us in celebrating local musicians at the last Open Mic Night at Old Ox. Musicians of all ages share their talents on the last Thursday of every month from 6:00 to 9:00… Read More
What happens when a group of friends use COVID to get together (safely) to jam? Trail Mix happens! Watch out! Their enthusiasm for "foot-tappin', head bobbin' music from the 60s to today is contagious (but not something you'll… Read More
Don't miss teachers turned national comics Jay Yoder and Lucas Bohn live in Ashburn. Jay Yoder is an accomplished comedian, podcaster and content creator. He has performed for thousands of people as he’s brought his comedic stylings to the… Read More
Since 1994, Swing Shift has appeared at the Corcoran Art Gallery, the Kennedy Center, and the Washington Hilton, and has a regular gig at Blues Alley. And now Old Ox! Led by guitarist Matt Trimboli. While listening, enjoy… Read More
Art historian John Daum celebrates the early pioneers of the Renaissance, including Giotto, Masaccio, and Botticelli.