Online registration for the Festival 5k and Round Hill Down Hill is now live at http://roundhillva.org/hometown-festival-order-form/.
The Festival 5k pre-registration fees are $25/adults and $20/youth (under 18) and groups of 20 or more runners. Race-day registration is $28/all ages.
Down Hill derby registration is $10/driver.
Details for both races can be found on the Down Hill Derby and Festival 5k pages.
Congratulations to Bridget Doherty, a 4th-grade student at Round Hill Elementary School, for creating the winning design for this year’s Festival T-shirt!
The Hometown Festival 5k will be run the morning of Saturday, May 27, through the streets of Round Hill. The race begins and ends at Round Hill Elementary School. Pre-registration is $25 for adults and $20 for youth under 18 or for pre-registered groups of 20 or more runners. Registration includes a Hometown Festival T-shirt; shirt sizes and availability cannot be guaranteed after May 1, so register early! Race day registration begins at 7 a.m. and is $28/all ages.
Forms may be dropped off or mailed to the Round Hill Town Office; online registration is available at http://roundhillva.org/hometown-festival-order-form/.
The Hometown Festival is nine weeks away — plenty of time to build YOUR downhill derby car! For specs and some websites to help you get started, check out the Downhill derby page.
The race is a rather unstructured social event designed to encourage participation and family fun with safety as the top priority. Car design criteria are based primarily on safety and for low cost and ease of entry. This is not an official soap box derby race and handmade cars with children’s participation in construction and painting is encouraged.
From paper to digital to reality — your artwork could be the winning image for this year’s T-shirt. In addition to having his/her design on the Festival T-shirts, the winner also gets to ride on a fire truck in the Hometown Festival parade! The design contest is open to all elementary school-aged students in the Round Hill area. Submit your designs to Mrs. Fink at Round Hill Elementary School or to the Round Hill Town Office by Thursday, April 6, to be considered. For details, see our Contest flier.
The Round Hill Hometown Festival is funded in part through ticket sales, race registrations, and an arts grant, but relies mostly on the generous support of local families and businesses. Sponsorship opportunities exist at all levels of support. Hometown Festival sponsorships are tax-deductible.
Business Sponsorships range from T-shirt text lines for $100 to $1,000 amusement sponsors. Pick whichever one fits your business best!
Family Sponsorships:
Add your family’s name to the Hometown Festival T-shirts by becoming a family sponsor.
For more information, see our Sponsorship page or email info@hometownfestival.org!
The Hometown Festival is looking for some dog-gone faithful volunteers to help coordinate and run events at this year’s Festival on May 27.If you can spend at least an hour helping make this year’s Festival a success, please email info@hometownfestival.org or visit our Sign-Up Genius page!
Congratulations to Aedan Pettit and Alexandra Ludtke, the top male and female finishers in this year’s Hometown Festival 5k! Full results are below:
Round Hill 2016 5k Finish Order
(If anyone has photos of this year’s 5k they are willing to share, please email info@roundhillva.org. Thanks!)
Congratulations to the 2016 Pie-eating Champs: Drew Silverstein, Lauren Pyles, Collin Warner, Drew Messler, and 1st Lt. TJ DeLitta, assistant station manager for the Western Loudoun County Sheriff’s Station.
Many thanks to Savoir Fare, Ltd, for donating all the pies and to contest co-sponsor Hartley Homebuilding for their support of the Festival!
Round Hill Hometown Festival 
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