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Founded in 1978, the Sikh Foundation of Virginia is one of the oldest Sikh institutions in the state. The organization purchased five acres of land in 1981, broke ground in 1987, and inaugurated the Gurdwara Sahib on Baisakhi day in 1989. Located at 7250 Ox Road in Fairfax Station, it serves the religious, cultural, and social needs of the Northern Virginia Sikh community with weekly services, langar, and Gurmat school.
Frequently asked about Sikh Foundation of Virginia
›Where is Sikh Foundation of Virginia?
Sikh Foundation of Virginia is listed at 7250 Ox Rd, Fairfax Station, VA 22039, Fairfax Station, Virginia, United States on Gurdwaras.com.
›What are the opening hours at Sikh Foundation of Virginia?
This listing has not published opening hours. We do not invent hours. Call the gurdwara, or check the listing after an operator adds them.
›When is langar served at Sikh Foundation of Virginia?
This listing has not published langar times. Langar is the free community meal offered in a gurdwara; ask when you visit. We do not invent times.
›How do I get directions to Sikh Foundation of Virginia?
Open the map on this page, or use the Google Maps directions link. You can also find other gurdwaras from Nearby using your current location.
›How should I visit Sikh Foundation of Virginia?
Cover your head, remove shoes, and sit with the sangat. The visiting guide on this site explains etiquette. Confirm hours with the gurdwara before you travel.