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The Washington Performing Arts Society (WPA) has been a cornerstone of the Washington, DC, cultural scene since 1966. Founded with a motto of inclusivity, WPA has built a reputation for making world-class arts accessible to diverse communities. Under the leadership of President & CEO Jenny Bilfield since 2013, WPA connects audiences to transformative performances across the DC area.

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As WPA marks its 60th anniversary in the 2025/26 season, the organization presents 25+ events at a range of prominent venues throughout the DC metropolitan region. From symphonic performances to intimate chamber concerts, WPA curates programming that reflects artistic excellence and community accessibility. Secure your seats for an upcoming WPA event and experience the breadth of the organization’s impact on the nation’s capital.

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Quick Facts About Washington Performing Arts Society

  • Founded in 1966 by Patrick Hayes; motto “Everybody in, nobody out.”
  • Current President & CEO: Jenny Bilfield (since 2013).
  • Awarded the National Medal of Arts (2012) and three Mayor’s Arts Awards from DC.
  • 2025/26 season is WPA’s 60th anniversary, with 25+ events across multiple DC-area venues.
  • Venues include Lisner Auditorium, Sixth & I, Hopkins Bloomberg Center Theater, Church of the Epiphany, DAR Constitution Hall, and Music Center at Strathmore.
  • Notable 2025/26 program highlights feature major orchestras (e.g., Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra), Yo-Yo Ma, Sigourney Weaver with the Pacifica Quartet, and more.

About Washington Performing Arts Society

WPA’s mission centers on presenting exceptional performances while fostering arts engagement for all. The organization has earned national recognition and multiple Mayor’s Arts Awards from the District of Columbia, highlighting its contributions to the local arts ecosystem. Leadership emphasizes artist partnerships, education, and community outreach across a network of venues in the DC area.

Upcoming Season Highlights (2025/26)

The 60th-anniversary season features a robust lineup across DC-area venues. Highlights include performances with major orchestras and star appearances by renowned artists. Expect collaborations and a diverse range of programming throughout the season. Check the schedule below for venue details and performance dates.

  • Major orchestras and renowned ensembles
  • Notable collaborations and solo appearances
  • Venues featured: Lisner Auditorium, Sixth & I, Hopkins Bloomberg Pavilion, DAR Constitution Hall, Church of the Epiphany, Music Center at Strathmore

For the most up-to-date schedule, dates, and performer lineups, please visit WPA’s official channels and partner venues. If you’re new to WPA, think of us as your trusted connection to the best in live performance—no fuss, just great seats and memorable concerts.

Location matters when you’re pursuing high-caliber performances in and around Washington, DC. WPA’s partnerships span historic and modern venues across the region, ensuring accessibility and variety for every concertgoer. If you’re planning a winter, spring, or fall calendar, consider WPA events as anchors for a rich cultural season. We’ve got you covered with easy-ticket access and reliable information to help you secure your seats for the 60th anniversary celebration and beyond.

Social channels for updates and artist collaborations can be found through WPA’s official pages. Remember to check each event page for the most current details, including rescheduled dates or new additions to the program.

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Venue details provide context for planning your visit. Venues like Lisner Auditorium and DAR Constitution Hall offer historical significance and modern amenities, while Music Center at Strathmore and Sixth & I provide intimate aesthetics that complement a wide range of programming. If you’re visiting DC, these venues are in accessible neighborhoods with nearby dining and transit options, making a night out convenient and enjoyable.

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