Returning to Cedar Lane to launch the 2026-27 concert season and to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Cedar Lane, Emma's Revolution is an American folk music and social justice activist duo, consisting of songwriters Pat Humphries and Sandy Opatow (a.k.a. "Sandy O").

Democracy Circles are small groups who come together regularly to build the truly multi-racial, multicultural democracy we need—grounded in the belief that people closest to injustice are best equipped to lead the response to it. Circles draw on each participant's own diverse experiences as a foundation for real, sustained solidarity. You don't need any particular background to join—you simply need to care.

Join us for a delightful evening of Beethoven's Septet, op.20 and Berwald's Grand Septet, performed by members of the Washington DC American Federation of Musicians, Local #161-710. We look forward to celebrating these wonderful musicians of the DC Metropolitan area as they share their beautiful music,

Based out of Bloomington, IN, the Forgotten Clefs bring the sounds of Renaissance wind bands alive, performing on all period instruments.

Acclaimed cellist Wade Davis performs Bach cello suites. Bring a Valentine's date, and enjoy an evening of timeless music and colorful stories.

The U.S. Navy Band returns to Cedar Lane by popular demand, presenting a program of classical and contemporary works. This concert is free and open to all who wish to attend.

Join us for the final concert of the season, a benefit concert performance of “Considering Matthew Shepard,” a Grammy-nominated three-part oratorio composed by Craig Hella Johnson.