Benjamin Beilman, violin & Steven Osborne, piano

Expect an electrifying recital from this duo of sought-after soloists: American violinist Benjamin Beilman and Scottish pianist Steven Osborne, joining their formidable forces for an unmissable evening at the Library. Noted for “rich sound and plenty of brilliance,” (New York Times) Beilman has been gathering rave reviews for his performances with major orchestras worldwide, including a last-minute substitution with the Berlin Philharmonic at the Kennedy Center. The artists offer a beautiful program, pairing sonatas by Brahms and Franck with works by two composers whose music is still being discovered: Clara Schumann’s Three Romances, and two pieces by Lili Boulanger: “Nocturne,” written when the composer was 18, and “Cortège.”  February 18, 8-10 pm

Yoga + Sound Experience at National Building Museum

Join Beth + Liat at DC's National Building Museum, featuring an all-level yoga flow and a "sound experience" by Liat Pisco, a sound practioner and owner of Yoga in Del Ray. During an extended savasana, Liat will offer a multi-sensory sound experience, featuring the gong, ocean drum, chimes, crystal bowls, crystal pyramid, and more.We will practice under the colossal, 75-foot-tall Corinthian columns in the Great Hall of The National Building Museum, America’s leading cultural institution devoted to interpreting the history and impact of the built environment. All are welcome--the class is open to brand new and seasoned yogis alike. No previous yoga experience required. Please purchase tickets in advance and BYO yoga mat. February 22, 9 -10 am

Toomai String Quintet

Toomai String Quintet, an ensemble known for championing works by Latin American composers through its inventive original arrangements, makes its Phillips debut in a dynamic program of music from Cuba, Brazil, Spain, Mexico, and the United States. Inspired by the exhibition Miró and the United States (March 21-July 5, 2026), Toomai presents musical manifestations of themes also explored by artist Joan Miró: celestial entities, nature and landscapes, and playful abstractions. The program includes early works by 20th century composers such as Heitor Villa-Lobos, Federico Mompou, and Manuel Ponce; jazz-influenced pieces by Duke Ellington, Israel “Cachao” Lopez, and Hermeto Pascoal; and contemporary compositions by Tania León and Léa Freire. February 22, 4-6 pm

Stereophonic - Tony Award Winner of 2024 at The National Theatre

The most Tony Award-winning Show of the year. The most Tony Award-nominated Play of all time. Stereophonic mines the agony and the ecstasy of creation as it zooms in on a music studio in 1976. Here, an up-and-coming rock band recording a new album finds itself suddenly on the cusp of superstardom. The ensuing pressures could spark their breakup—or their breakthrough. Written by David Adjmi, directed by Daniel Aukin, and featuring original music by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, Stereophonic invites the audience to immerse themselves—with fly-on-the-wall intimacy—in the powder keg process of a band on the brink of blowing up. February 10 - March 1