Workhouse Arts News Today

Get ready for the return of BrewWorks at Workhouse Arts Center on May 18! This year, an exhilarating art battle will be added, promising a unique and thrilling experience. From

InsideNoVa/Prince William, a weekly newspaper covering Prince William County, received the top honor for large weekly newspapers from the Virginia Press Association on Saturday night.

“The list began after her first attempt. A list of everything brilliant about the world.” The crux of “Every Brilliant Thing” is now on stage at Workhouse Arts Center. The

The Helen Hayes Awards, the Washington-area theater community’s equivalent of the Tony Awards, has nominated the Workhouse Arts Center’s 2023 production of Urinetown for five Helen Hayes Awards. Theatre Washington

“The hiring of Linda was the best decision I ever made as Chairman of the Board,” said John Mason, former mayor of Fairfax and former president of the Workhouse Arts

Looking for ways to usher in the holiday season? Dozens of parades, tree lightings, holiday markets and visits with Santa are happening across Northern Virginia this season.

Last weekend, The Haunted Trail at Workhouse Arts Center opened for the season, marking 10 years of Halloween scares. The trail takes about 20 minutes to walk through and is

There’s so much to do in the D.C. area in the coming days — and WTOP has you covered with our weekly roundup of area events worth anticipating.

The Department of Animal Sheltering is opening a new campus in southern Fairfax County. The new location will be in Lorton. Reasa Currier, director, said they hope to expand access

A whole weekend of pyrotechnics is leading up to Fourth of July fireworks at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., plus in Maryland and Virginia.