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Based in Québec City, Canada, FLIP Fabrique is hailed around the world for its performances that are equally as fun and accessible as they are visually stunning. Raves The New York Times, “this troupe offers acts that don’t seem humanly possible.” Get to know FLIP Fabrique’s Artistic Director Bruno Gagnon, an inspiring artist and acrobat.

Silkroad Ensemble's performance on January 29 marks the launch of a three-year residency with the Center for the Arts, during which they will engage the community through a variety of events, classes, and discussions.

Check out this Q&A with Silkroad member and cellist/composer Karen Ouzounian, whose playing The New York Times has described as “radiant” and “expressive.”

Sign up to win a prize package for your Valentine, with two complimentary tickets to see the viral sensation a cappella group Voctave on Feb. 19 at 4 p.m., followed by a free dinner for two immediately to follow at Bellissimo in historic downtown Fairfax, VA.

Founded by D.C.-native, protégé of Debbie Allen, and Emmy® Award-nominated tap dancer and choreographer Chloé Arnold, Syncopated Ladies is reinvigorating the artform of tap, weaving inspiring stories with strong and sensual choreography.

In a season filled with live performances, you can sometimes expect the unexpected, and the Munich Symphony Orchestra, originally scheduled to perform at the Center for the Arts on February 12, has announced that it is unable to move forward with its 2023 tour.

The holidays are getting closer and the Center for the Arts is excited to highlight two audience favorites to complete its winter season: the Vienna Boys Choir and the American Festival Pops Orchestra.

The Center for the Arts presents The Acting Company’s production of The Three Musketeers January 28 featuring an exciting new adaptation.

The GRAMMY Award-winning Silkroad Ensemble, founded by cellist Yo-Yo Ma and now under the Artistic Direction of Rhiannon Giddens, debuts their newest program Uplifted Voices at the Center on January 29, as part of their multi-year participation as a Mason Artist-in-Residence.

Pianist Jeffrey Siegel celebrates 30 years of Keyboard Conversations® at Mason, and talks with a Friend of the Center for the Arts.