Up Next

Happiness Happening

Musical Group

Musical Director: Peter Reppert

The Happiness Happening is a multimedia experience featuring original instrumental music for sextet written by Pete Reppert, followed by a full set of funk-and-roll-hip-hop-soul by Mauvin Graye and the Graye Line Band.

A happening is more than just a concert – it can include audience participation and the element of chance. The audience are collaborators and no two happenings are ever the same.

Attendees will be encouraged to explore the meaning of happiness.  

Click here for more details and check out the article in the Greenbelt News Review.

Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 8PM
Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 2PM

General Admission: $24.00, Senior/Military: $22.00, Child/Student: $12

Coming Soon

Christmas Cheer

An a cappella holiday celebration with

The Chromatics

The Chromatics are a local a cappella group that put on a holiday-themed show that includes cover songs spanning the past several decades as well as original songs, and, of course, a selection of holiday tunes in all styles.

Saturday, December 20th at 8PM
Sunday, December 21st at 2PM

General Admission: $24.00, Senior/Military: $22.00, Child/Student: $12

The Mountaineer

A High-Altitude Musical

by Diana Raynes

After summiting one of the world’s highest mountains, a lone climber tries to survive the journey back down. As exhaustion and oxygen deprivation set in, she imagines her usual climbing companions joining her in songs to keep her mind focused, and she grapples with the impacts of her choice to climb. Guiding her decisions and doubts are the stories of the real-life mountaineers who came before. Come experience a new musical about life and death at the highest places on Earth.

January 9 – January 17, 2026
Fridays & Saturdays at 8PM
Sunday, January 11th at 2PM

General Admission: $24.00, Senior/Military: $22.00, Child/Student: $12

Announcements

Sweat Icon

Auditions for Sweat by Lynn Nottage and directed by Bob Kleinberg will be held on December 8 & 9 at 7:30PM at Greenbelt Arts Center. See our Auditions page for all of the details.

Submissions for GAC’s 2026-2027 Performance Season Now Open!

Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC) is now accepting proposals for productions and performances for our 2026–2027 season (September 2026–June 2027).

📅 Submission Deadline: January 10, 2026
      Click here to submit your proposal

✨More details may be found on our Submissions page.

Our Mission

The mission of the Greenbelt Arts Center is to provide a dedicated and sustainable hub that makes the arts accessible to our community.

Join the Mission

Toward that end, we need your help to produce more accessible theatre for Greenbelt, Maryland. We showcase and co-produce over six productions a season, as well as many smaller shows. We believe in empowering artists by holding auditions, honing your skills, and hosting special events! Volunteer your time and talent, and let’s make some awesome things happen!

Please fill out the Contact Form found here, and our Box Office Manager will reach out to you.

 

We Did It!!

Thanks so much for helping us reach our goal $43K by June 30th, 2025.  But we can always use more help in funding our programs.  Please make a donation to or become a member of of GAC.

Created using the Donation Thermometer plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/donation-thermometer/.$43,275Raised $45,159 towards the $43,275 target.$45,159Raised $45,159 towards the $43,275 target.104%

Upcoming Events at GAC

Volunteer Opportunities!

Volunteer Crowd Managers Needed:

Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC) needs volunteer crowd managers. A crowd manager (CM) is an usher trained in crowd management through the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office (MSFMO). The CM welcomes patrons, manages any issues in the lobby prior to showtime, seats people with special needs and latecomers, and greets patrons at the theater door and checks their tickets. They then stay until the audience leaves. Throughout their 2-3 hour shift, they are responsible for making sure egress is not blocked, escorting people to safety in an emergency, and basic monitoring of the crowd. For the most part, they can watch the performance while keeping an eye out in the periphery for emergencies.

Good candidates should be good with managing diverse people, are at least 18 years old, and available for 2-3 performances a month. A typical show is 9 performances over 3 weekends. Both initial and ongoing training is provided. A background check is required by the City of Greenbelt because the volunteers work with children.

Please fill out the Contact Form found here, and our Box Office Manager will reach out to you.

COVID-19 STATUS

As the Greenbelt Arts Center has resumed in-person programming and local mask mandates have been dropped, we are now allowing patrons to be unmasked in the facility. Exceptions to this rule include our masked Sunday matinees (determined by each production) and any conditions set by those using the space for private rehearsals or events.

Click here to read our full current COVID-19 Policy.