As Fairfax County’s new, permanent ‘LOVE’ sign nears the end of its county-wide tour, the tourist attraction recently arrived at Wolf Trap.
The sign popped up at the national park (1551 Trap Road) on Friday (July 12) and will be there until next Wednesday (July 24).
The sign and its tour are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the “Virginia is for Lovers” slogan. Since the tour launched in Tysons Corner Center in May, the sign made another Tysons-area stop: Caboose Commons in Merrifield.
After an upcoming stop at Frying Pan Farm Park in Herndon, the sign will head to its permanent display at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton where artists will bedazzle the letters.
Coming to a performance between July 12 to July 24? Snap a photo with the iconic LOVE sign at the show + share the love using #WolfTrap, #LoveVA, and #ShareWhatYouLove for a chance to be featured in social media + emails + more! pic.twitter.com/sQ5QkzdDfN
— Wolf Trap (@Wolf_Trap) July 12, 2019
Photo courtesy Visit Fairfax
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