Spend a delightful afternoon with Washington Revels as we journey to Camelot, during the time of the Knights of the Round Table. Learn how Arthur became King and gained the mighty sword “Excalibur” in a magical retelling of The Sword in the Stone with Chapter House, featuring
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Members of Jubilee Voices will lead and teach songs at the 2023 Talbot Avenue Bridge Lantern Walk. The Walk is an annual fun, family-friendly local community event that weaves together neighborhoods once divided by racial segregation and fittingly takes place during Montgomery County’s Remembrance and Reconciliation Month. All are welcome and there are several ways to participate. Come join us in shining our lights in the darkness, promoting unity over division, remembering the past and taking steps toward a brighter future.
Read more →Washington Revels Gallery Voices and Heritage Voices will perform at 2pm in the Back Room of the Spanish Ballroom, and again at 3:30pm outside of the Bumper Car Pavilion as part of the annual Echo Arts Festival at Glen Echo Park.
Read more →Beyond Color: The Power of Connection. Washington Revels Jubilee Voices will honor the lives of those enslaved at Sotterley by presenting songs and stories of perseverance, trials and triumphs expressed through a cappella music, spoken word, and dance.
Read more →Revelers of ALL ages are invited to join Washington Revels in this colorful and lively parade. Let’s show a special side of Washington Revels to thousands of Labor Day spectators! If you prefer, come sit curbside and cheer with the festive crowd.
Read more →Washington Revels announces children’s auditions for The Christmas Revels—Sir Gawain the the Green Knight: A Magical Medieval Tale. Washington Revels children love to sing, are enthusiastic about bringing music to life on stage, and come from diverse backgrounds, ethnicities, and experience levels.
Read more →Washington Revels announces teen auditions for The Christmas Revels—Sir Gawain the the Green Knight: A Magical Medieval Tale. Be part of one of the DC-area’s best loved holiday traditions!
Read more →This new presentation traces the legacy of traditional African American music from the 19th century to the Civil Rights Movement, with a blend of songs, stories, dance, local history and audience participation, illustrating how the music of enslaved Americans evolved into the “Freedom Songs” that energized the movement to end legalized racial segregation, disenfranchisement, and discrimination.
Read more →Beat the heat and join a joyful virtual gathering to sing in community with others–the Carpe Diem! Monthly Virtual Community Sing. Andrea and Harold Blackford will lead three songs in honor of Jubilee Voices, which celebrates its 13th year. The Blackfords join other featured song leaders, Cissa Paz, and Dick
Read more →Little Amal is known for bringing communities together as she travels alone through unfamiliar territories. Her visit in Washington will include multiple welcome events with a variety of local partners, with a central visit to the Capitol on September 19, organized and produced by The Lab. Artists and supporters in D.C. will welcome her with music and ritual, sending her with their messages of hope to carry to the Capitol, where a bipartisan group of legislators will be invited to greet Amal. Everyone is invited to attend and to participate in her walk to the Capitol.
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