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Farms are generally known for anything but music. Yes, the majority of the occupants of farms, such as pigs, sheep, cows, horses and geese may oink, baa, moo, and cackle their throats hoarse but their mutual outpouring would rather be perceived as a cacophony than a symphony. However, there is one farm that transcended its initial role of rearing animals for resource and consumption purposes and took on a more humane role of maturing young aspiring singers instead. The Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, located in the Fairfax County of the state of Virginia, offers its attendees a chance to transform their youthful musical exuberance into a more refined ability within its scenic and naturally endowed environs. Moreover, the Wolf Trap, as it is popularly known, presents its visitors an opportunity to feast their eyes and ears on world class musical and theatrical performances.
Being recognized by the American congress as the first national park for the performing arts in 1966, the Wolf Trap started its new existence after being donated by the original owner Catherine Filene Shouse who feared that encroaching roads would soon destroy the pristine environment of her farm and persevered for having it preserved. The farm is located within a census designated place (CDP) that is also its namesake which is at a distance of about 13 miles from the US capital has been called as one of the best places to retire.
Sprawling over 130 acres of mostly forest cover and rolling hills, the Wolf Trap hosts dozens of performances every year in its various formal and informal venues. The Filene Center, named after the park’s former owner and founder, can accommodate up to 7,000 people in a unique combination of both indoor and outdoor seating arrangements. The covered area seats almost 4,000 people in an amphitheater like seating arrangement and spills over to the adjoining uncovered lawn at the back to enable another odd lot of 3,000 people to watch the respective performance.
Other Wolf Trap’s performance spots include The Barns that has indoor seating for 382 as well as a Children’s Theater in the Woods that features 70 family oriented performances all throughout summer. It also hosts the annual International Children’s Festival every September that draws participation of child theatrical groups from across the globe. The Wolf Trap Opera Company also produces a summer opera festival that typically entails three operas such as last year’s trio of Zaide, Il Turco in Italia, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Past notable performances include Sarah Caldwell’s War and Peace as well as the National Symphony Orchestra’s 1812 Overture.
With this year’s lineup featuring internationally acclaimed acts such as rockers Goo Goo Dolls and INXS as well as soulful crooner Michelle Branch , the summer season at Wolf Trap is not to be missed. With the opportunity for adorning your show time experience with a pre-event buffet or á la carte items, book your Wolf TrapTickets now to be captivated by the call of the wild.