Welcome

Thank you for visiting the homepage of The Châteauville Foundation. We look forward to having you join us in our non-virtual home in Castleton, Virginia, during our 2007-08 season.

Our private Theatre House, an intimate (130 seat), acoustically superb performance space, has played host to a wide range of events over the last decade. Although chamber music and recitals are the mainstays of our programming, we take pride in presenting established and rising stars of classical music alongside celebrated artists in the fields of jazz, world music, dance and theatre.

Please consult the Events section for details of upcoming performances, or explore the Castleton Residency pages for information about our newest and most far reaching initiative, a program for young artists and festival-in-the-making, centered on chamber opera productions under the artistic direction of Maestro Lorin Maazel.

If you are new to our programs, the FAQ section will explain how to sign-up for our mailing list (which will allow us to include you in our activities) or how to find the Theatre House in Castleton.

Your questions and comments are always welcome via our Contact page.

News

Benefit Concert March 9 by Castleton Residency Artists

February 21, 2008
An Afternoon of Vocal Favorites: Broadway, Opera & Song Sunday, March 9, at 4pm, at the Sperryville School House. The Châteauville Foundation is pleased to announce a special event we are co-presenting with Headwaters, the ...
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2nd Performance Announced for December 9

December 1, 2007
The Brooklyn Youth Chorus have generously agreed to add a second performance in Castleton on Sunday, December 9, as the response to our original invitation has been exceptionally strong. The additional program will begin at 12 noon an...
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Nathan Gunn's Recital Rescheduled; New Events Announced

October 4, 2007
We are pleased to announce that Nathan Gunn has re-scheduled his recital, originally planned as our season opener, for Sunday, October 21. He will sing a program of Mozart & Schubert, followed by several sets of American songs, from Ch...
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