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Welcome to Dumbarton Concerts’ 44th Season

The 2021–2022 Dumbarton Concerts season opens with a return to the screen for the first of four Notes from Home concerts. In December, we will welcome our audience and extraordinary performers back to the intimate Dumbarton Concerts sanctuary in time to celebrate the holidays.

Join us for this feast of artistic excellence and creativity, surprising musical explorations, and a renewed appreciation for all that music brings us: beauty, meaning, and connection.

 
 
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With both virtual and live in-person concerts, we are looking forward to all this season has to offer: artistic excellence, fresh interpretations of familiar, new, and rarely-heard gems, seasonal traditions, and the sense of community and sharing that lie at the heart of Dumbarton Concerts.

 
 

44 years of tradition, innovation, and engagement and we’re still going strong!

Dumbarton Concerts has presented chamber and jazz music in the heart of Georgetown since 1978, always striving to bring a fresh perspective to Washington, DC’s chamber music scene. Our mission to present young, diverse, local, international and unforgettable artists continues, and we want to ensure that it goes on for many years to come!

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You Can Support Our Work In A Range Of Different Ways.

Dumbarton Concerts’ donors ensure that music stays onstage and remains in the hearts of the communities of Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland.

We welcome you to join the Dumbarton Concerts family of contributors today.

 
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ICIC

Changing The Way Children Think, Learn, And Grow

We support early childhood education through our Arts Integration program, ICIC. ICIC targets low-income children ages 0-5, underserved families, and early childhood educators and Child Development Centers in Washington, DC’s most economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.

 
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