Welcome to the Press Room for the Center for the Arts at George Mason University.
Thank you for your interest in our venue. This website is designed for working members of the media. Here you will find recent Center for the Arts press releases and event calendars, approved artist and venue photos, and organization logos.
If you would like to cover events or performances at the Center for the Arts or another Mason Arts venue or if you need to request archived content not available on this website, please email the communications department.
Press Releases & High Resolution Images
2023/2024 Season Press Releases
- Media Release: Tony Award winner Lea Salonga to headline ARTS by George! 2024 benefit
- Media Release: George Mason University's Center for the Arts presents Artist-in-Residence Small Island Big Song
- Press Calendar: May events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: Mason's College of Visual and Performing Arts' Arts Management Program and Central Advancement present Working in the Arts: Overcoming Fundraising Challenges with Laura Fredricks
- Media Release: Mason's School of Dance presents the 2024 Mason School of Dance Gala Concerts
- Media Release: Mason's Student Involvement and the Center for the Arts present GAMEmason 2024
- Press Calendar: March and April events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: George Mason University's Center for the Arts presents Artist-in-Residence A.I.M by Kyle Abraham
- Press Calendar: January and February events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Press Images Available: ARTS by George! headlined by Renée Elise Goldsberry raises support for the arts at Mason
- Press Calendar: November and December events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: Mason School of Theater and CVPA's Office of Diversity and Inclusion present Cultivating 21st-Century Audiences at the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: Jazz4Justice concert and fundraiser returns to the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: ARTS by George! 2023 featuring Renée Elise Goldsberry in Concert
- Press Calendar: September and October events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Press Calendar: May 2023 events and performances at the Center for the Arts
- Media Release: The Center for the Arts Announces 2023/2024 season of Great Performances at Mason and Family Series performances
2023/2024 Great Performances at Mason & Family Series Photos
The press photo library contains downloadable high-res images for media purposes only. Please use the appropriate photo credit. If a credit is not listed, please credit as “courtesy of artist.”
2022/2023 Great Performances at Mason & Family Series Photos
The press photo library contains downloadable high-res images for media purposes only. Please use the appropriate photo credit. If a credit is not listed, please credit as “courtesy of artist."
Center for the Arts Logos and Building Photos
Download from our photo depository - Center for the Arts building images.
Download from our photo depository - Center for the Arts logos.
About the Center for the Arts
A Mason Arts venue, the Center for the Arts is the centerpiece of performing arts on George Mason University’s Fairfax campus. Each year, the Center welcomes hundreds of thousands of community members into its nearly 2,000-seat Concert Hall. The Center presents an annual season of national and international professional artists through its Great Performances at Mason and Family Series—offering the best of classical music, opera, jazz, global music, dance, theater, and more. Managed by Mason’s College of Visual and Performing Arts, the Center hosts many student and faculty performances presented by the Schools of Music, Theater, and Dance and supports the events of the School of Art, Film and Video Studies, Computer Game Design, and Arts Management programs. The Center brings distinguished visiting artists as Mason Artists-in-Residence for extended engagements designed to engage and inspire diverse audiences both on and off campus. The Center for the Arts serves as a performance home for many community arts organizations in the greater Washington, D.C. area.