Name: Dance
Start: 2025-12-31T17:00:00
Location: Washington Center for the Performing Arts

Alexandra Arrieche

Olympia Symphony Orchestra

This December, join us at the beautifully restored Capitol Theater for a heartwarming afternoon of music and storytelling the entire family can enjoy together.

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Guest conductor Sunny Xia leads the Olympia Symphony in Howard Blake’s enchanting score to The Snowman, performed live alongside the beloved animated film. Follow the story of a young boy and his snowman who comes to life for a midnight adventure full of wonder, friendship, and imagination.

Capitol Theater

Ring in the New Year with music, movement, and a touch of mystery.

Dance

Washington Center for the Performing Arts


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CELEBRATE
FEB 7 2026 | SAT @ 3:00 PM​
Washington Center for the Performing Arts

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Start your new year with a celebration of brilliance, beauty, and bold artistry.
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Violinist Adé Williams takes the stage for Sibelius’ Violin Concerto in D minor—a piece of staggering intensity and beauty. With performances described as “stunning” by The New York Times, Williams is a force of nature whose playing radiates energy, emotional depth, and connection.

Celebrate

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of passion, power, and transformation through music, featuring the electrifying violinist Kristin Lee.

Transform

Capital High School Performing Arts Center

We close our 2025–26 season with a concert that will MOVE you—in every sense of the word.
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Pacific Northwest harpist Elizabeth Landis takes the spotlight in Ginastera’s Harp Concerto, a thrilling and percussive showpiece full of Latin American vibrance. A familiar face in the regional music scene, Landis performs regularly with Seattle Symphony, Symphony Tacoma, and Northwest Sinfonietta—and now steps center stage with the Olympia Symphony.