2021 Goose Creek Challenge
Springtime is our time for riparian buffer planting. GCA along with a few dedicated volunteers and the Ashburn Girl Scouts...
Goose Creek Association offers many outreach and volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Our biggest annual event is a Film Night every February where we show an environmental film and host speakers to discuss. We also participate in area events and festivals for youth and adults, host creek cleanups, and partner with area organizations for events such as farm tours and conservation roundtables.
Raffle Items
Incredible Raffle Items: Gently used Old Town Canoe with paddles – Summer awaits! Outdoor Gear – Get ready for some...
WILD & SCENIC FILM FESTIVAL – April 9, 2021
Wild and Scenic Film Festival FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 2021 Virtual Lobby Opens at 6:30pm (chat, raffle)...
Give Local Piedmont Campaign – April 21st through May 5th
Please consider donating to the Goose Creek Association and our continued efforts to protect and preserve our local watershed. Donate...
Canoe Clean-up Flotilla Scheduled for May 2, 2020
Join us as we enjoy a canoe and clean-up day on the Goose Creek. Register early as canoes are limited....
Presentation of “The Biggest Little Farm” at the Hill School was an enormous success!
Thank you all for attending our presentation, along with the Land Trust of Virginia, of “The Biggest Little Farm”. We...
“The Biggest Little Farm” Documentary
GOOSE CREEK ASSOCIATION and LAND TRUST OF VIRGINIA PRESENT the ACCLAIMED FILM: THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM AT THE HILL SCHOOL FEBRUARY...
Goose Creek Art Contest for Local High Schools
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of both the Goose Creek Association and the Virginia “Scenic River” program in 2020, local...
2019 Golden Goose Award Party at Kerfoot House, Upperville, VA
Goose Creek Association’s Annual Golden Goose Award Party was held at lovely Kerfoot House in Upperville on April 26, 2019. ...
Goose Creek Canoe Clean Up Day – April 27, 2019
Each spring dozens of volunteers — in boats and on land — spend the day cleaning up trash, tires, furniture, and debris in and along Goose Creek. It’s a day of hard work, but also a day to connect with other people who care deeply about the Goose and its special landscape.