Capital One Hall's Community Arts Partnership

May 16, 2027 | Come watch our end of season showcase featuring competitive and recreational performances in ballet, jazz, hip hop, pom, contemporary, tap, musical theater and much more. 

December 20, 2026 | Celebrating its 62^nd season, the American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras showcases the country’s most promising young musicians as they explore timeless compositions and modern classics. Based in Northern Virginia, AYPO is proud to provide opportunities for students to explore music and the arts in an educational environment.

March 14, 2026 | Artists in Motion/Alchemy Ballet is a Fairfax County based 501 (c)(3) nonprofit corporation formed to bring together exceptional local and international talent to co-create world-class cross-cultural and interdisciplinary performances that delight and inspire audiences. We strive to make extraordinary training and performances accessible to the communities we serve while building bridges across cultural barriers and spreading compassion through the arts.​ 

November 15, 2026 | Día de los Muertos: Vibrations from the Afterlife

The Capital Wind Symphony transforms Capital One Hall in Tysons, Virginia into a full evening of ceremony, culture, and music unlike anything the region has seen. Beginning in the lobby, alive with a community ofrenda, live mariachi, hands-on cultural activities, and traditional foods, the celebration moves into the concert hall for a program curated around the intersecting themes of grief, memory, ritual, and joyful return. Works by Revueltas, Stravinsky, George Walker, Contreras, and H. Owen Reed, among others, are drawn together not by geography alone but by a shared truth: that honoring those who came before us is one of the most universal acts in human experience. Bilingual narration guides audiences through the music and its meaning, and the mariachi ensemble joins the symphony onstage for a finale that unites two traditions into one extraordinary close. This is not an ordinary concert, and it is not to be missed. Concert Preshow will be at 6:00pm and will lead into the Concert at 7:00pm.

April 10, 2027 | "Family & Friends," brings together a dynamic community of dancers and guest artists to explore themes of connection, love, and shared artistry. Don't miss this beautiful night of contemporary performance right in the heart of Tysons!

April 11, 2027 | Join us for Arts & Prose 2027, Northern Virginia's premier celebration of creativity, culture, and community impact. Presented by the Educational and Charitable Foundation (ECF), this signature event offers an immersive experience in the creative arts, bringing together literature, music, visual art, and performance in a way that inspires, educates, and transforms.

Guests will enjoy an unforgettable afternoon featuring an internationally acclaimed author, who will share insights from their latest work through an engaging reading and exclusive book signing. The program will also showcase dynamic performances in music and dance, highlighting the extraordinary talents of artists whose work reflects the richness and diversity of our communities. 

Join us as we celebrate creativity, honor excellence, and invest in the future of Northern Virginia.

March 14, 2027 | The Jubil-Aires will be sharing the stage with Bella Nova (a Harmony, Inc. chorus), a number of quartets from both groups, and a Choral group from Westfield High School. In addition, violinist Peter Haase (who spent 10 years with the Atlanta Symphony under Robert Shaw and 34 years with the National Symphony, will once again perform with us.

November 13, 2026 | Experience Ridley Scott’s multi-Academy Award®-nominated cult classic, Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut), on a vast HD screen while Vangelis' synthesiser-led score is performed by The Avex Ensemble for the first time in-sync with the 1982 motion picture.

In this stylish noir thriller, detective Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) must continue as Replicant Hunter following the escape of 4 Replicants from colonies who’ve returned to earth. His mission, however, is complicated when he falls for Rachel (Sean Young); a Replicant based at the Tyrell Corporation.

“The single most immersive and tactile world ever created for the cinema.” –Time Out

Multiple Dates Coming Soon| Gin Dance Company's production of "Lightning" features four compelling and distinct pieces that explore the depths of human emotion and storytelling through movement. The title piece, “Lightning”, is a powerful new work which, through the energy and sound of lightning and thunder, Shu-Chen explores this phenomena of nature to create the energy of the movement and delves into the deeper human feelings and emotion felt when lighting strikes. Some people may feel frightened, anxious, vulnerable, or fearful, while others may feel excitement, energetic, powerful, or captivated. Also, remember lightning creates electricity. That brings a completely different energy and shape to this work. Shu-Chen looks into lightning through all different lenses to explore the possibilities of Lightning.

September 13, 2026 | Good Beats Ensemble makes its Capital One Hall debut with a classical crossover concert celebrating beloved video game music, featuring special guests Valentin Kovalev and Project Fusion. A night where gaming nostalgia meets symphonic artistry—for music lovers and gamers alike.

November 13, 2026 | February 13, 2027

Nov 13: A soldier, a violin, and a deal with the devil—L'Histoire du Soldat (The Soldier’s Tale) is one of the most inventive and entertaining works in classical music. Blending theater, storytelling, dance, and a razor-sharp chamber ensemble, the piece moves with the energy of a folktale but asks timeless questions about ambition, happiness, and what we give up in pursuit of more. Audiences can expect music that is witty, rhythmic, and surprisingly modern—an unforgettable evening that joins classical music and theater. This performance is fully staged, with narration in English. Directed by Corinne Hayes.

March 13, 2027 | Inspired by the ancient wisdom of the 24 Chinese Solar Terms, this dance showcase unfolds the ever-turning cycle of life through the passing of the four seasons. As ethereal spirits of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter entrust one another with the care of the natural world, Chinese classical and folk dances bring to life the imagery and quiet magic woven into the rhythms of nature. Step into a realm where beauty and tradition meet, and every season tells a story of renewal. Greater Washington Chinese Dance (gwcd.dance) was established in 2022 as the non-profit affiliate of Xuejuan Dance Ensemble (XDE, xjdance.org). lts aim is to bring the art of Chinese dance to diverse audiences in America.

March 19 - March 20, 2027 | This play is a whimsical yet socially conscious radio play that blends satire with commentary on political ambition and social justice. The story follows an enterprising cat who, despite his animal nature, demonstrates remarkable political acumen and determination. Through a series of clever maneuvers and strategic alliances, the cat works his way up the political ladder, navigating bureaucratic obstacles and rival candidates. His journey is both humorous and symbolic, reflecting Miller’s interest in the mechanisms of power and the ways in which individuals—regardless of background—can influence political outcomes.

September 11, 2026 | The mission of Novasian Chorus is to provide opportunities for music lovers studying vocal knowledge and to serve the community by promoting choral group singing and participating in local cultural activities.

Multiple Dates | Paragon Philharmonia brings music to life throughout Northern Virginia and DC with intimate, engaging concerts that create meaningful connections between musicians and audiences. Through creative programming that explores popular genres and cross-disciplinary artistic partnerships, Paragon expands the boundaries of classical music and creates performances that feel fresh, accessible, and relevant. Performing 2/13/27, 3/13/27, 6/11/27 in The Vault.

May 9, 2026 | The Washington, D.C. metropolitan area is home to an estimated 85,000 vibrant Iranian-Americans, who form a community spanning many generations, ethnic groups, and religions. The Iranian-American Community Center (IACC) is a registered, non-profit organization with a 501 (c)(3) designation from the IRS. IACC’s vision is to share and preserve the Iranian culture in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area through the creation of a community and a center that serves as a hub for educational activities, cultural events, and community services.

June 12, 2027 | Situated in the heart of Reston, our studio offers a perfect blend of modern facilities, expert instruction, and several performing opportunities.The only ballet school in the area to produce *Swan Lake*, *Coppelia*, *Cinderella*, *The Sleeping Beauty*, "Giselle" and *The Nutcracker*, as well as opportunities to perform sophisticated works in the modern or contemporary genres. Join us and experience the world of dance excellence.

Multiple Dates | Witness a previously unwritten sketch or a play with no playwright with Resonance Improv Alliance. We produce comedic performances featuring local independent improvisers and bring the joy of creative collaboration to underserved communities through improv workshops. All proceeds benefit our mission to empower individuals to build connections through laughter in Northern Virginia. Fiscally sponsored by CORE Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Performing 10/09/26 and 2/12/27 in the Vault.

February 14, 2027 | A performance of songs, dances, Chinese opera, ballet and martial arts, based on the story below:

"In the early years of the Republic of China, White Rose, a renowned Peking Opera troupe in Jiangnan, was destroyed by a mysterious fire. The troupe leader, his wife, and their two sons perished, leaving only their two-year-old daughter, Lili, who survived.

For twenty years, Lili and the troupe's surviving friends lived in poverty, waiting for the chance to avenge the tragedy. They eventually arrived in Shanghai to confront the man responsible for the arson.

In 1930s Shanghai, the New World Grand Theater stages a spectacular New Year's Gala featuring ballet, opera, Peking Opera, song and dance, and comedy. Lili, now an accomplished performer, mesmerizes the audience with her extraordinary talent. But as the curtain falls, the theater manager is found dead backstage—the arsonist has finally met the justice he deserved."

December 19, 2026 | Celebrate the joy of the holiday season with The McLean Symphony in a festive concert called "A Home for the Holidays" filled with beloved classics, seasonal favorites, and dazzling artistry. Acclaimed pianist Mark Livshits joins the orchestra for Tchaikovsky's brilliant Concert Fantasy, a virtuosic masterpiece overflowing with lyrical beauty and sparkling brilliance.

The program opens with Nigel Hess's spirited Christmas Overture and continues with cherished holiday music, including Joy to the World, a selection of Hanukkah songs featuring Cantor Shochet, and Bob Krogstad's nostalgic Christmas at the Movies, celebrating memorable film music of the season. The festivities continue with audience favorites including Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and Jingle Bells, before concluding with Leroy Anderson's timeless Sleigh Ride.

April 10, 2027 | The Vienna Jammers are a dynamic youth percussion ensemble from Vienna, VA, featuring 8-18 year-olds who create music using marimbas, hand drums, steel pans, and even unconventional instruments like trash cans. Founded in 2005, the group performs original compositions and popular song arrangements at local events and venues, captivating audiences with their creativity and energy.

This October 11th, 2026, come watch the written word and movement coalesce in Poetry in Motion, Virginia Ballet Company’s fall contemporary performance.

June 12, 2027 | Virginia Bronze is a community handbell ensemble based in Northern Virginia and is comprised of musicians who are committed to the advancement of our instrument through the presentation of challenging, diverse, new and innovative music that showcases the breadth of handbells.  The organization recruits members seeking to serve as ambassadors of the art of handbell ringing through our performances and other events we host such as workshops, festivals, other ringing events and along with our work with local Title 1 schools.

Multiple Dates | The VCO is unique among Northern Virginia-based orchestras in having engaged only fully professional players since it was founded, paying every player full union scale and benefits for each rehearsal and concert.  Outreach initiatives include television broadcasts and streaming videos on the Internet, serving all area schools and very large numbers of schools nationwide. Video screening programs for the general public are presented in central libraries and area museums, now including the National Archives in Washington, DC.  Performing 9/12/26, 10/11/26, 12/20/26, 2/14/27 in The Vault and 3/12/27 in the Main Theater.

January 15 - January 17, 2027 | The Virginia Thespian Festival is a celebration of young theatre artists from all over Virginia, bringing together hundreds of middle and high school students to perform, learn, experience, and grow as artists and as human beings.

June 14, 2026 | The Washington Balalaika Society, a community orchestra of 50 musicians, performs on authentic folk instruments including balalaikas and domras, as well as accordions, traditional winds and percussion. For its spring concert, the Orchestra will present music from around the world including folk, folk dances, legendary classics and even American popular music. During the concert, the announcer will describe the instruments and audience members will hear their distinct musical sound. The Washington Balalaika Orchestra was founded almost 40 years ago with eight musicians in the basement of a McLean, Virginia townhouse. Today, it is the largest balalaika orchestra of its kind in America.

November 7, 2026 | We Rock Cancer combines the power of live performance with health awareness to create a unique approach to a dual mission: increase performance opportunities for artists, while removing barriers to health care access for audiences and underserved communities.