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A new Center for the Arts season means new subscription possibilities. These suggestions will help you build a package of 3+ eligible Center for the Arts performances in the 2026–27 season to save 15% on tickets and receive special perks including no-fee ticket exchanges all season long.

The quirky star of Independence Day, Jurassic Park, The Fly, and the Wicked movies also moonlights as a jazz pianist with the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, and headlines the 21st ARTS by George! benefit event.

Group tickets for the Center for the Arts 2026–27 season go on sale July 7, offering discounts and perks to groups of 10+.

The Center for the Arts is dedicated to providing an enjoyable experience by making our performances and facilities accessible to all, with services including ASL interpretation, captioning, audio description, and sensory-friendly options.

Subscribers of three or more performances to the Center for the Arts 2026–27 season Great Performances at Mason series or the Family Series receive exclusive access to Special Event experiences.

Purchase all four 2026–27 Keyboard Conversations® with Jeffrey Siegel at the Center for the Arts and unlock 20% off of individual ticket prices.

Of course “king of quirk” (Far Out magazine) Jeff Goldblum would choose a quirky name for the band he performs with: the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. Who is Mildred Snitzer?

Culminating its fourth consecutive year as a Mason Artist-in-Residence, Grammy Award-winning Silkroad ensemble led March events on George Mason University’s campus and out in the community in conjunction with its performance of "Sanctuary: The Power of Resonance and Ritual" on March 22 at the Center for the Arts.

When Doug Varone and Dancers takes the stage at the Center for the Arts on April 25, it will mark a full circle moment for company member and George Mason University alumnus Dareon Blowe, who had participated in a residency with them as a student in the School of Dance.

Since April 2 marked International Children’s Book Day, instituted in 1967 to celebrate children’s literature and promote the love of reading, the Center for the Arts is highlighting the ways in which our 2025–26 season performances share connections with children’s books.

For National Volunteer Month, Center for the Arts board member Debbie Jones details the ways Friends of the Center for the Arts support through their time and energy.

When members of the innovative Australian circus company Circa hit the Center for the Arts stage April 12, expect them to blur the lines of what acrobatics and circus can be, and explore what it means to be human in 2026.