Cirque du Soleil, the traveling Montreal based entertainment company and largest theatrical producer in the world, is coming back to Tysons Corner with its production: Volta. Featuring elaborate LED displays, ultra high resolution videos, and acts that include, “juggling, jump-rope skipping, acrobats on [...]
Long known as one of the great innovators of rock guitar, Robin Trower has been electrifying audiences with his axe playing for more than 50 years. Now 74, the guitarist first burst on the national music scene with Procol Harum, appearing on [...]
The McLean Community Center (MCC) offers the following activities in March. Residents of the Center’s tax district, Small District 1A-Dranesville, are eligible for discounts on fees. The center is located at 1234 Ingleside Avenue. The McLean Traveler Day Trip [...]
The Workhouse Arts Center 2018 Gala began inside Building W-2, future home of the Lucy Burns Museum, and the adventure continued into the quad, completely redesigned earlier this year in partnership with Fairfax County. and the Rizer Pavilion, home [...]
If the name Garrett Dutton is unfamiliar to you, perhaps you know him better by his musical moniker as lead singer of G. Love & Special Sauce, which brought songs like “Cold Beverage” and “Baby’s Got Sauce” to mainstream music in [...]
Featured a Gala Performance by jazz-pop sensation The Manhattan Transfer with the American Festival Pops Orchestra Plus student showcases, food and beverage stations, auctions, and more! George Mason University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts presented its 13th annual [...]
As a member of the Monkees, Michael Nesmith was beloved by the teens of the late ’60s and early ’70s, the popularity of the TV show and band began to rival the Fab 4 (the band the show was [...]
On October 7, 2018 McLean Central Park came alive once again as MPAartfest, now in its 12th year, offered something for guests of all ages. Selected by Sunshine Artist Magazine as one of the Top 100 Fine Art and [...]
You know him as a best-selling author of page-turning thrillers, with over 130 million books in print. But it might surprise you to learn that David Baldacci lives, works and plays in in our community. A native Virginian, he [...]
This week, George Mason University’s School of Theater and School of Music will collaborate to present a musical adaptation of a Mark Twain classic—the 1985 Tony Award winning hit, Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
