Reset

The Washington Men's Camerata, established in 1984 and directed by Scott Tucker, is a premier chorus dedicated to the performance and promotion of diverse tenor and bass choral music in the Washington, DC area. They have graced prestigious venues such as The Kennedy Center, The White House, and Smithsonian institutions, while also collaborating with renowned ensembles like the National Symphony Orchestra and the U.S. Army Chorus. This nonprofit organization is committed to nurturing musical growth through community engagement, offering opportunities such as free singing workshops and maintaining an extensive lending library of sheet music through The Demetrius Project. With a reputation for impeccable vocal harmony and a history of recording six albums, the Camerata continues to enrich Washington's vibrant musical landscape. Generated from the website

The William Averette Anderson Fund is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that focuses on providing financial support to underprivileged communities. Through various initiatives and programs, the fund aims to empower individuals and families by offering resources and opportunities for personal and professional growth. Generated from their business information

ABOUT TWB Originally founded as Washington School of Ballet in 1944 by legendary ballet pioneer Mary Day, The Washington Ballet ( TWB ) was incorporated as a professional company in 1976 and is one of the pre-eminent ballet organizations in the United States. TWB built an international reputation presenting bold works by choreographers from around the world, and its first artist-in-residence, Choo-San Goh, set the tone for the company's emergence as a powerhouse among national companies. Contemporary pieces by Christopher Wheeldon, Mark Morris, Twyla Tharp, William Forsythe and Nacho Duato expanded the repertoire, as did Neoclassical masterworks and fresh interpretations of 19th century classics. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Septime Webre and Executive Director Russell Allen, and with the guidance of The Washington Ballet Board of Directors, TWB has embraced a three-part mission: ensuring excellence in its professional performance company, growing the next generation of dancers through its Washington School of Ballet and serving the communities of the Washington, DC area through robust community engagement programs, including DanceDC and twb thearc.