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The Arlington Players presents "The War of the Worlds"
Keep Calm! The Martians are NOT coming... or are they?!
Perhaps the best known radio play of all time, "The War of the Worlds," a 1938 radio drama written by Howard Koch, chronicles the invasion of aliens from Mars. The broadcast will air on the 82nd anniversary of the original, Halloween, panic-inducing broadcast. Listen live on the old-fashioned radio, or listen live online. More
Sat, Oct 31 | 6pm | WERA FM (96.7)
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Arts Enterprise Institute Fall Workshops
The Arts Enterprise Institute Fall Classes are Virtual! AEI is offering a special rate: $30 for the first class and up to five additional classes in the series for free! More
- Where to Find Funding for Individual Artists During COVID-19
- Where to Find Funding for Arts Organizations During COVID-19
- Tips Tricks and Hacks for Creating Better Virtual Experiences
- Social Media Strategies 1: How to Start Sharing Online
- Social Media Strategies 2: How to Create Better Online Engagement
thru November 17 | via Zoom
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Moving Words Adult Poetry Competition
Moving Words makes poetry a part of daily life for commuters riding Arlington Transit (ART) by replacing advertising placards inside public buses with poems by local poets. Juried by Arlington County Poet Laureate Holly Karapetkova, the competition is open to poets in the DC Metro area who are ages 18 or older. The six winning poets will have their poems displayed inside Arlington ART Buses for three months between January and June 2021 and will receive a $250 honorarium. More
Deadline: November 15, 2020
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Signature Vinyl
Put your records on for a sizzling tribute to the golden age of the turntable featuring the hits of Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, Carole King, Marvin Gaye, Berry Gordy, Joni Mitchell, Elton John and others. 19 of Signature’s favorite performers including Nova Y. Payton, Natascia Diaz, Tracy Lynn Olivera and Robbie Schaefer team up with Mark G. Meadows and The Movement to put a spin on songs such as “September,” “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” “Signed Sealed Delivered (I’m Yours),” “Up on the Roof” and more in a cinematic concert filmed at several outdoor locations across the DC area. More
Available Nov 5 | on-demand stream
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Jane Franklin Dance: Hidden Talents
Jane Franklin Dance presents a performance streamed live from Inner Ear Studio, a recording studio founded in Arlington, Virginia by musician and recording engineer Don Zientara. Enjoy a Zoom performance event that is filled with real time performance all from the ease of your own living room. Featuring "Hidden Talents", "1x4", "Inner Ear" and a post-performance Q&A. More
Sat, Nov 7 | 7:30pm | via Zoom
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Synetic Theater: Virtual Vampire Ball
Reimagined as an interactive virtual event, the Vampire Ball is back from the dead! Everything you love about the Vampire Ball of yore, this time enjoyed from the safety of your own crypt. Join if you dare for clips from classic Synetic shows, Halloween trivia, creepy choreography tutorial, digital dance party and costume contest. Recommended for ghouls 10 and up! More
Fri, Oct 30 | 8-10pm | via Zoom and livestream
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Art on the Line: Reverberations from the Feint
A special post-election art event, Reverberations from the Feint is a film premiere, studio visit, live artist talk and discussion by multidisciplinary artist Billy Colbert.
Feints are maneuvers designed to distract from the real place or point of an attack. Are we really in a cultural awakening rooted in conscious social change or is this all part of a feint? As a collector of cultural memories, Billy explores these complexities and compounded struggles that are the residue of the feint. More
Weds, Nov 4 | 6pm | online
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Third Coast Percussion:
A Discussion on Entrepreneurship in the Arts
Join the Grammy ® Award-winning ensemble Third Coast Percussion for a livestreamed conversation exploring how the artist-run ensemble is managed and the unique ways they are innovating during the era of COVID-19. During the discussion, the Mason Artist-in-Residence 2020-2021 group will delve into what drives their entrepreneurial spirit and how they are responding to and engaging in dialogues surrounding racial justice in America and representation in programming. More
Tues, Nov 10 | 7:30pm | Livestreaming on event page, Facebook, and YouTube
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