• Symphony Orchestras

• 1882.

Boston Virtuosi Inc

Busy Boston-based free-lance cellist, Juilliard, N.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1883.

Great Lakes Performing Artist Associates

developing artists and audiences for the live performing arts Developing artists and audiences for the live performing arts in Great Lakes communities To develop artists and audiences for the live performing arts in Great Lakes Communities by creating performance opportunities and providing professional support and development for emerging and established musicians, and by utilizing our Caravan programs to present outreach concerts that will create future audiences and enrich young people’s lives.

RICHLAND ARTS FOUNDATION

We believe in enriching our community through art.

• Theater

• 1885.

Rogue Theatre

Enhance the cultural opportunities of the region and increase community pride by operating a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose performance facility Provide a forum for community events, a center for local, regional and national performing artists The development of the performing arts; 2025 NOTICE All shows Start at 800 Doors open at 700.

• Performing Arts Schools

• 1886.

Creative Music Workshop Inc

Washington Women in Theatre Promoting theatre and music projects from the perspective of women for 20 years OUR MISSION Washington Women in Theatre WWIT is a project of Creative Music Workshop Inc.

• Symphony Orchestras

• 1887.

Symphony of the Potomac Inc

Joel Lazar, Music Director Community orchestra serving the public.

• Theater

• 1888.

Wellesley Theatre Project Inc.

Wellesley Theatre Project is an arts academy that offers weekly classes and performance opportunities year round for students Pre-K through 12th grade.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 1889.

Boredomfighters Inc

NPO specializing in teaching at-risk youth to produce music and throw music festivals.

• Dance

• 1890.

Lula Washington Contemporary Dance Foundation

Lula Washington Dance Theatre is a 501 c 3 tax exempt non-profit organization founded in 1980 by Lula and Erwin Washington to provide a creative outlet for minority dance artists in South Los Angeles through a community-based school of dance and dance center; a Youth Dance Ensemble; and a world class modern dance company that will perform works that uplift the human spirit.