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Ring in the magic of the season at our annual Holiday Pops concert starring Broadway sensation Tiffany Haas. Known for her role as Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked, Tiffany brings her extraordinary talent to our stage for a magical afternoon of holiday favorites and surprises at the charming Kimball Theatre in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg. Don't miss out on this joyous celebration that will put you and the whole family in the holiday spirit.

Don't miss an electrifying night as three renowned Broadway vocalists take the stage for a captivating blend of rock and contemporary Broadway hits. This exhilarating show features iconic selections from smash-hit musicals Mamma Mia, Kinky Boots, Rock of Ages, Motown: The Musical, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Tommy, We Will Rock You and more, promising an unforgettable evening of entertainment.

GRAMMY-nominated violinist Tessa Lark returns to Williamsburg to play Torke’s bluegrass-inspired Sky. Bartok’s lively Romanian Folk Dances kick off the program, which closes with Beethoven’s “Pastoral” Symphony—a hymn to nature filled with birdsong, babbling brooks, a thunderstorm, and even a German hoedown. Join us for an evening of musical virtuosity and artistic exploration that will leave you inspired and uplifted.

Travel to distant worlds in a unique celebration of our solar system! In honor of the 150th anniversary of his birth, we present Holst’s symphonic masterpiece with a huge orchestra and stunning video footage from NASA. Complementing this perennial favorite is a brand-new work by John Heins inspired by the moons of Saturn, Jupiter, and Neptune. Join us for a concert that transcends time and space!

We open with the soul-stirring melodies of the Native American flute from the legendary R. Carlos Nakai. Honoring local history, we present the world premiere of Tewe:iahle’ We Remember by GRAMMY-nominated composer Dawn Avery, featuring Leah Glenn Dance Theatre. This unique collaboration celebrates the indigenous peoples who attended this school and inhabited the land that is now part of the campus of William & Mary. The season draws to a dramatic close with Dvorak’s beloved “New World Symphony,” overflowing with influences from European, African American, and Native American musical traditions. Join us for a concert celebrating cultural heritage and the universal language of music that unites us all.