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Live on Stage at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts

Musicals, Opera, Jazz, Rock n’ Roll, Country, Dance and other performing arts are an important part of our American culture. At the only National Park dedicated to live performing arts, no matter what your age or taste in shows, you’ll find what you’re looking for onstage at Wolf Trap.

A good time to explore the beauty and history of this former Virginia farmstead is October - March.
 

Tickets Sales

Tickets are now on sale for performances at the Filene Center and the Children's Theatre-in-the-Woods through the Wolf Trap Foundation.
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Go Green at Wolf Trap

Learn about Wolf Trap's environmentally-friendly initiatives.
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Learn about the Future of the National Park Service

Learn more about the Centennial Challenge initiative at www.nps.gov/2016

 

Main Gate Construction

Link to the press release.
 

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Vienna, VA 22182

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Andrew Johnson, 17th President: 1865-1869  

Did You Know?
Andrew Johnson never attended school. His future wife, Eliza McCardle, taught him reading, writing and math at the age of 17. Johnson was a tailor by trade so he only wore suits that he custom-tailored himself.

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