Upcoming Events

Sunday, July 21 | 4:00pm
$20 General, $18 Members, $15 Students/Seniors

Reimagining the landscape of the Eiffel Tower with American Landscape Architect Kathryn Gustafson

Vashon Center for the Arts brings a glimpse of Paris to Vashon on July 21. VCA welcomes internationally renowned and award-winning landscape architect Kathryn Gustafson for an insider look at the redesign of Paris’ Eiffel Tower Park. The new design of this 100-acre park is the largest in Paris. Kathryn will share a look at the work her firm is doing on this incredible project, which will be completed in 2024. She will also speak about her recent design work at Valencia Parque Central in Spain that was completed this year.

Friday, July 26 | 7pm | $5

Come see Elsa, Anna and the magical land of Arendelle come to life on the VCA stage. Based on the 2018 Broadway musical, Frozen Jr. features memorable songs from the animated film, plus new songs written just for the Broadway production. This show is full of magic, humor and plenty of action. Fun for the whole family!

Saturday August 3 at 7:30 pm
$16 VCA Members, $18 Seniors/Students, $20 General. All Tickets at the Door $20.

The Salman Family in a concert of Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt and other great classical composers

Mark Salman, pianist is a frequent performer at VCA in our music history lecture series, the last being the life and works of Maurice Ravel. At the August 3rd concert Mark will join his sons Benjamin Salman, also a pianist and Jonathan Salman, a cellist in works written for two pianos, cello and piano, four-hands (2 pianist at one piano) as well as solo piano.

Saturday, August 10  |  7:30pm
VIP Seats $45, $35/General, $25/Members, $30/Seniors, $22/Students

Ms. Andreas first captured New York City theatre-goer’s hearts in the 20th anniversary production of MY FAIR LADY as Eliza Doolittle (Theatre World Award); followed by the revival of OKLAHOMA!, as Laurey, working with Billy Hammerstein & Agnes de Millle (Tony Nomination); and ON YOUR TOES, as Frankie Frayne, directed by the legendary director George Abbott, (Tony Nomination). She has sung in concert in Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, Town Hall, the Kennedy Center Jazz Festival and the Caramoor Festival to name a few. Symphonic work includes the Boston Philharmonic with Ben Zander, the Tulsa Symphony with Peter Nero, the Detroit Symphony, the Richmond Symphony with Charles Strouse, the Palm Beach Pops, and The Silicon Valley Symphony.

And you can hear her live in this exclusive Pacific Northwest engagement only at Vashon Center for the Arts on August 10!

Friday, August 16 | 8 PM
First 3 rows at $40, $35/General, $30/Members, $25/Seniors, $20/Students
Vashon's own, Danny Newcomb opens

Twenty years ago, one record changed Shawn Mullins’ life. After a series of indie record releases, Shawn Mullins’ critical breakthrough came when the 1998 Soul’s Core album shot him to fame on the strength of its Grammy-nominated No. 1 hit, “Lullaby.” Now, two decades later, Mullins is revisiting the album that catapulted him from the folk circuit to the international spotlight.

VCA and Debra Heesch are excited to present Shawn Mullins in concert at the Kay White Hall on Friday, August 16. Shawn will be performing in the intimate 300 seat hall as a duo with his keyboardist, Rad.

Saturday, August 17  |  7:30 pm
$10 Students, $15 VCA Members, $18 Seniors, $20 General. All Tickets at the Door $20

Sometimes you just have to pinch yourself to believe it’s true . . . that’s what we’re feeling about putting dazzling up-and-coming singer/songwriter Micaiah Sawyer and the supremely cool Ameicana duo Robin Alice on the Kay Hall main stage August 17th

Micaiah is the kind of artist you’ll be proud to say, “I heard her when . . .” In 2018 she was the first ever female artist to win MoPoP’s prestigious Sound Off Competition, a premier 21-and-under music showcase competition. Says Adrienne Clark of the Museum of Pop Culture, “If you want to see the future of folk music, look no further than Micaiah Sawyer.” ROBIN ALICE will make a perfect bookend to a great evening. Adroitly mixing pop melodies, rock & roll muscle, out-of-the-box arrangements, and powerhouse vocal performances, Robin Alice is the unexpected pairing of songwriters Kelley Jakle and Jeff Hortillosa.

Saturday, August 31 | 8:00pm
$15/Student, $18/VCA Members, $20/Seniors, $22/General, $25/VIP – first 3 rows. All Tickets at the Door - $25
With special guests Skybound Blue and Ara Lee James

Two years ago, the rain soaked duo ‘Moody Little Sister’ uprooted from Oregon for life in rural New Mexico. Their new record “Great Big Mama Sunshine” emerged from the influence of tireless sun and intense heat, forging their new sound of Southwestern Soul. From the cacti to tumbleweeds comes a gritty album full of jangle and covered in dust. The record is a timeless road trip through the Southwest on a horse with no name.