History of the Name "Middleburg Ballroom" - Middleburg is a charming town located in Loudon County, Virginia. Middleburg is home to many prominent equestrian estates and is centered in Virginia's Wine Country.

1,740-square-feet ballroom divisible into two sections. The space is intimate and ideal for groups of 120 guests or less.

History of the Name "Waterford Room" - Waterford is a village in the Catoctin Valley of Loudoun County, Virginia, located along Catoctin Creek. The entire village and surrounding countryside is a National Historic Landmark district. Waterford was established around 1733 by Amos Janney, a Quaker from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Janney purchased 400 acres on the south fork of Catoctin Creek and established a grist mill and saw mill in the area in the 1740s. Due to the success of the mills, the settlement became known as "Janney's Mill". By the 1790s, the village was known as Waterford, named after the city of Waterford, in Ireland, where some of its founders had once lived before immigrating to the United States.

The Upperville Room is a private dining room just off the main restaurant and features an outdoor terrace. History of the Name "Upperville Room" - Upperville is a village in Fauquier County, Virginia. The Upperville/Middleburg area is home to a number of prominent Thoroughbred horse breeding farms and country estates.

Your group will take part in entertaining "hands-on" culinary classes, cooking challenges and team building cooking competitions with renowned chefs.

Lush green lawn with walking paths overlooking the trails and woods of the nature conservatory area. This Virginia space is ideal for receptions and features a large stone fire pit, a perfect gathering place for your guests to enjoy cocktails. Accommodates 1,000+ guests.

Overlooking the Culinary Garden with a gorgeous natural backdrop, the space features an elevated view of the equestrian center and rolling hills. Accommodates up to 300 guests.

Trellised gardens overlooking the Equestrian Center and foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this is a truly unique and refreshing setting for any gathering. Dine in the garden where we grow fresh herbs and vegetables and have a true 'garden-to-table' experience. Accommodates up to 120 guests for dinner and up to 175 guests for a reception.

Dine outside or in the spacious barn aisles with or without horses in your company, while looking out onto the pastures, nature's woodlands and Blue Ridge Mountains. Accommodates 140 for a dinner and 250 for a cocktail reception.

100 plus year old stone building adjacent to the Grand Lawn recently refurbished using every piece of white pine from the original structure. Rustic-inspired furnishings and custom-made walnut doors. Accommodates 24 people for reception or dinner.

Using only the freshest ingredients, Harrimans features a local bounty of bold and flavorful dishes celebrating the rich resources and history of Virginia’s most fertile region. The menu highlights seasonal flavors, local butcher's cuts, fresh seafood and imaginative desserts. On Sundays, the dining room comes to life with a grand family-style multi-course brunch.

Whether you are enjoying a lively dinner with friends in our dining room, hosting a private chef’s dinner in our Cooking Studio, taking a pre-dinner stroll through the Culinary Garden or relaxing with an after dinner cordial by our fire pit, at Harrimans, the experience is always rich in unmatched flavors, and memories.

Enjoying a sophisticated ambiance and fabulous setting, Gold Cup Wine Bar is a relaxing venue for drinks, cocktails and delicious fare. Served throughout the day and evening, Gold Cup offers guests delectable menu options, the best of Virginia’s wines, signature cocktails and much more.

Market Salamander is a charismatic gourmet market located in the charming village of Middleburg, VA just steps away from Salamander Middleburg.