This sparkling holiday classic returns to Hampton Roads with swirling snowflakes, sword fights, the wondrous Land of Sweets, waltzing flowers, and an enchanted Nutcracker. Virginia Regional Ballet presents this spectacular production with The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra.

This sparkling holiday classic returns to Hampton Roads with swirling snowflakes, sword fights, the wondrous Land of Sweets, waltzing flowers, and an enchanted Nutcracker. Virginia Regional Ballet presents this spectacular production with The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra.

This sparkling holiday classic returns to Hampton Roads with swirling snowflakes, sword fights, the wondrous Land of Sweets, waltzing flowers, and an enchanted Nutcracker. Virginia Regional Ballet presents this spectacular production with The Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra.

Flute students share a mix of holiday favorites and classical selections. With Laura Candler-White, piano. Special guests, FluteForte!

Hear students play their favorite holiday selections!

Michael Butterman, Music Director

Guest Artist: Tiffany Haas

Celebrate the season with the Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra and Broadway star Tiffany Haas in our annual Holiday Pops concert. Tiffany, best known for her role as Glinda in the musical Wicked, is back by popular demand to spread holiday cheer with her stunning vocals and festive spirit in the charming Kimball Theatre. From heartwarming classics to joyful surprises, this magical afternoon will fill you with the holiday spirit and create memories to last all season long. Don’t miss this beloved tradition in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg!

The running time for each concert is approximately 55 minutes. Tickets: Adults $40/Children $20

Michael Butterman, Music Director

Guest Artist: Tiffany Haas

Celebrate the season with the Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra and Broadway star Tiffany Haas in our annual Holiday Pops concert. Tiffany, best known for her role as Glinda in the musical Wicked, is back by popular demand to spread holiday cheer with her stunning vocals and festive spirit in the charming Kimball Theatre. From heartwarming classics to joyful surprises, this magical afternoon will fill you with the holiday spirit and create memories to last all season long. Don’t miss this beloved tradition in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg!

The running time for each concert is approximately 55 minutes. Tickets: Adults $40/Children $20

Michael Butterman, Music Director

Guest Artist: Tiffany Haas

Celebrate the season with the Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra and Broadway star Tiffany Haas in our annual Holiday Pops concert. Tiffany, best known for her role as Glinda in the musical Wicked, is back by popular demand to spread holiday cheer with her stunning vocals and festive spirit in the charming Kimball Theatre. From heartwarming classics to joyful surprises, this magical afternoon will fill you with the holiday spirit and create memories to last all season long. Don’t miss this beloved tradition in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg!

The running time for each concert is approximately 55 minutes. Tickets: Adults $40/Children $20

The Collegiate School Arts Department presents Les Misérables SCHOOL EDITION on October 23, 24, and 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Oates Theater. Based on Victor Hugo’s sweeping novel and featuring one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores, this epic story of love, sacrifice, and redemption has captivated audiences around the world. Don’t miss Collegiate’s talented students in this powerful production.

The Collegiate School Arts Department presents Les Misérables SCHOOL EDITION on October 23, 24, and 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Oates Theater. Based on Victor Hugo’s sweeping novel and featuring one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores, this epic story of love, sacrifice, and redemption has captivated audiences around the world. Don’t miss Collegiate’s talented students in this powerful production.

The Collegiate School Arts Department presents Les Misérables SCHOOL EDITION on October 23, 24, and 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Oates Theater. Based on Victor Hugo’s sweeping novel and featuring one of musical theatre’s most iconic scores, this epic story of love, sacrifice, and redemption has captivated audiences around the world. Don’t miss Collegiate’s talented students in this powerful production.

Visit Jeremy at the Nagahara Flutes booth!

Opera Roanoke kicks off its 50th Anniversary Season with an unforgettable evening of passion, drama, and timeless music! Love and Sacrifice: A Tribute to the Heart of Opera Roanoke brings you the powerful final acts of three of opera’s most beloved works—Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, Verdi’s La Traviata, and Massenet’s Thaïs.

Take a Journey across the Americas and join us for this FREE family-friendly concert presented by the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival! Enjoy a symphonic tour from the Great White North with Howard Shore’s Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, to the Amazon Rainforest with Antonio Carlos Jobim’s The Girl from Ipanema. Featuring music from Canada, the United States of America, Mexico, and Brazil, Sounds of the Americas celebrates the different cultures, sound, and stories of the Western Hemisphere.  

Students participate in a showcase of music learned during the school year. Assisted by Laura Candler-White, piano.

Students participate in a showcase of music learned during the school year.

Jeremy mans the Nagahara Flutes booth!

The Music of Billy Joel features some of the most iconic melodies ever recorded, including Only the Good Die Young, She’s Always a Woman, We Didn’t Start the Fire, Uptown Girl and more … Join us for a fun and fantastic night celebrating the “Piano Man” with your RSO!

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.

Johannes Brahms selected this text to begin his monumental — yet deeply personal — choral masterwork: A German Requiem. Written in honor of his mother and his mentor, Robert Schumann, Brahms referred to the work as “A Human Requiem.” The Williamsburg Choral Guild will present the Brahms Requiem in Williamsburg and Newport News accompanied by a professional chamber orchestra with guest vocal soloists.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.

Johannes Brahms selected this text to begin his monumental — yet deeply personal — choral masterwork: A German Requiem. Written in honor of his mother and his mentor, Robert Schumann, Brahms referred to the work as “A Human Requiem.” The Williamsburg Choral Guild will present the Brahms Requiem in Williamsburg and Newport News accompanied by a professional chamber orchestra with guest vocal soloists.

The sounds of America give us a shared sense of place, from Ellington’s Giggling Rapids to Copland’s Simple Gifts, and even our own Blue Ridge Spirit. Join the RSO in our season finale, featuring our own Jeff Midkiff and beautiful works of some of America’s greatest composers.

The sounds of America give us a shared sense of place, from Ellington’s Giggling Rapids to Copland’s Simple Gifts, and even our own Blue Ridge Spirit. Join the RSO in our season finale, featuring our own Jeff Midkiff and beautiful works of some of America’s greatest composers.

Experience the raw intensity of Carmina Burana, an exhilarating ode to fate and fortune, harnessing the forces of operatic vocalists, choirs, and the full symphony orchestra.

More than 200 singers and instrumentalists combine to perform John Rutter’s Mass of the Children. Also, featuring Illuminare, by Elaine Hagenberg.

Travel to distant worlds in a unique celebration of our solar system! In honor of the 150th anniversary of his birth, we present Holst’s symphonic masterpiece with a huge orchestra and stunning video footage from NASA. Complementing this perennial favorite is a brand-new work by John Heins inspired by the moons of Saturn, Jupiter, and Neptune. Join us for a concert that transcends time and space!

The Virginia Consort’s 35th season continues with a Mid-Season Masterworks concert on March 9 at 3:30 p.m. at Old Cabell Hall. Under the direction of Deke Polifka, the concert features two famous French pieces for choir and orchestra: Francis Poulenc’s Gloria and Gabriel Fauré’s Pavane, sung by the Virginia Consort and Festival Chorus of over 100 singers, with full orchestra, Youth Chorale and soloist.

Students perform two pieces from memory before a panel of two judges.