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Subscriptions for the Hylton Center 2026–27 season are on sale now, and while selecting three or more performances comprises a subscription (and translates into savings!)...

This is my last Director’s Corner for the Hylton Center newsletter. As many of you know, I’ve been standing on this proverbial corner as your Executive Director role since the summer of 2011...

The Hylton Performing Arts Center is thrilled to announce Carolyn Hays as its next executive director, effective May 10, 2026.

The Hylton Performing Arts Center is dedicated to providing an enjoyable experience by making our performances and facilities accessible to all.

This 2025–26 season, the Hylton Performing Arts Center was pleased to welcome two dynamic trios as Mason Artists-in-Residence.

One of the Hylton Center’s founding spirits (donor, board member, advocate) is Mike Vanderpool.

Recently on view January 13 through February 21, the 14th Annual Prince William County Public Schools Exhibition once again transformed the Buchanan Partners Art Gallery at the Hylton Center into a vibrant celebration of student creativity and self-expression.

On a cozy evening in February filled with conversation, artistry, and shared purpose, Hylton Center board and staff, alongside elected officials and philanthropists, gathered for the inaugural Center Stage Soirée.

Good news! There’s still time to register for the following free Veterans and the Arts Initiative workshops.

At the Hylton Center, the American Roots Series and Matinee Idylls deliver high-caliber artistic talent in an intimate setting, where every melody feels within reach.

Musical theater fans eagerly anticipate this annual favorite—the Chorale Broadway Showcase, presented by the George Mason University Chorale.

For many of us who are passionate about music, it is more than the soundtrack of our lives—it affirms and celebrates our highest moments, and offers comfort and healing during our lowest.