Exterior of the Wolf Trap Terrace Pavilion.

Capital Improvements

Capital donations strengthen Wolf Trap facilities to keep our national treasure thriving, relevant, and beloved for future generations.

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Child clapping at Children's Theatre In The Woods.

Endowment

Donations grow our bedrock funding to enhance stability for our community programs to for decades to come

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PAVE THE WAY

Make your mark at America’s only National Park for the Performing Arts by reserving a personalized engraved brick or paver with a special gift of $3,000 or more to be recognized along the Meadow Overlook pathway!

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MAKING PROGRESS

Construction vehicles preparing for the Meadow Commons, with the Filene Center in the background.

Ground-Breaking News

Debuting in Summer 2024, the multi-level Meadow Commons building will offer visitors improved amenities and greater accessibility. Construction is already underway on the biggest capital project made possible by the Campaign for Wolf Trap: Our Next Chapter.

Old picnic areas compared to the new Picnic Terrace at Wolf trap National Park.

Park Improvements: Before and After

Thanks to generous supporters of the Campaign for Wolf Trap: Our Next Chapter, we’re reimagining the Park experience through a series of transformative improvements. See “how it started” and “how it’s going” at Wolf Trap.

Child holds a Wolfie toy at the Filene Center.

Paying it Forward through Endowment

Endowment support allows the programs at Wolf Trap to grow and thrive for future generations. Learn how the Wolf Trap family can come together to keep this beloved haven for the performing arts strong for years to come.

“For me, the most exciting feature of the many projects underway comes down to ‘accessibility,’ in many senses of that word. Accessibility is reflected in Wolf Trap‘s efforts to present a wide-ranging palette of artistic experiences, with the aim of encouraging all members of our community to enjoy the Park’s natural splendor and cultural resources. The Park is also continually striving to make its grounds more accessible for patrons with mobility challenges or other disabilities.”
—Ed O’Connell, Wolf Trap Annual Giving Member and Legacy Circle Member

“The arts bring people together in a way not many other things do. Live performances stimulate the senses, and when enjoyed with fellow concert goers, create a shared sense of belonging, resulting in stronger and more vibrant communities.”
—Jermaine Johnson, Regional President, PNC

"My hope is that Wolf Trap will always be there for my children, my grandchildren, and my great grandchildren."
—Karen Schaufeld, Campaign for Wolf Trap Co-Chair

"I want to help preserve what Wolf Trap has meant to so many and to make sure that we keep improving upon what it has to offer."
—Hillary Baltimore, Campaign for Wolf Trap Co-Chair

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