7,108 stories by "The Kennedy Center"
Joy of Motion Dance Center's elite pre-collegiate student company returns with a mixed repertory program featuring works by Helanius Wilkins and Helen Hayes, among others.
The group presents its young artists in a musical program.
The national finalists of the KCACTF Ten-Minute Play Award present their original works.
The 17-piece house band at the historic Bohemian Caverns presents a variety of music from big band literature and features some of the District's best musicians. Part of the DC Jazz Festival…
Participants in the orchestral training program for talented high school instrumentalists administered by the NSO Education Program of the Kennedy Center Education Department present a recit…
The school of Hawaiian dance that is part of Hawaii's PA'I Foundation, celebrates the foundation's 35th anniversary of preserving and perpetuating Hawaiian cultural traditions.
This program focuses on the Hungarian Csardas dance with music played by the folk ensemble. Lesson at 5 p.m. Performance and open dancing at 6 p.m. Part of The Music of Budapest, Prague, and…
Students from the DC-area community music school play a chamber music program.
An evening of live and digital performances highlighting the poetry, video, photography, and music of young people from around the country engaged in "What's Going On…NOW," the Kennedy Cen…
Students play a classical program featuring works by composers Poulenc, Arnold Bax, Mozart, Elgar, Ante Grgin, Fritz Kreisler, Gareth Farr, and Alexander Arutiunian. Part of the Conservatory…
Live, staged opera returns in the 50th Anniversary season of the Kennedy Center"and we return together!
We're thrilled to announce Washington National Opera's 2021"2022 season of world prem…
Styled after the Swing and Dixieland styles of Benny Goodman and Pete Fountain, these seasoned musicians are a healthy serving of the best in sounds and shtick for a fun-filled show.
The band presents Navy Pioneers: A History of African Americans in Navy Music, a multimedia performance that tells the history of African Americans in the Navy, shown through a variety of li…
The big band presents a concert highlighting diverse jazz styles and improvisation.
Chicago-based circus-punk marching band Mucca Pazza brings its sweet sounds indoors, using trombones, marching drums, accordions, and more to get the audience moving. Happenstance Theater pr…
The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers Foundation presents New York"based singer-songwriter and producer Henry, whose music intersects the genres of soul, jazz, and pop; …
Five soloists, including an oboist, bassist, violist, cellist, and clarinetist play a chamber music program of Martinu, Gliere, Hindemith, Dvorák, and Messager.
Faculty members play a program of works by Debussy.
"This play written and performed by Kim Schultz tells the story of her travels to Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria and of how she fell in love with one of the Iraqi refugees she interviewed along …
Winner of the D.C. Blues Society Battle of the Bands for the second straight year, the guitarist is a veteran of the D.C. music scene for more than 25 years.
The Emmy-nominated singer/songwriter and Strathmore Artist in Residence artfully displays her talents in folk, pop, jazz, and instrumental music.
Members of the American Roots Music Program will shift from bluegrass to old-time to Celtic and Western Swing.
Students play a classical program featuring works by composers Poulenc, Arnold Bax, Mozart, Elgar, Ante Grgin, Fritz Kreisler, Gareth Farr, and Alexander Arutiunian. Part of the Conservatory…
Shakuhachi (bamboo flute) Grand Master James Nyoraku Schlefer and the Colorado String Quartet perform a program of quintets by Paul Moravec, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, Martin Regan, and Mr. S…
Pakistan's famed singer-songwriter Arieb Azhar and super rock group Noori take the stage to launch their month-long USA tours as part of Center Stage, a new cultural exchange initiative.
