Trinity College Chapel, 300 Summit Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: 12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist 12:45 p.m. Organ recital by Sarah Johnson
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Holy Name Parish, 1689 Centre St, W Roxbury MA Cost: Tickets: Gen: $30; Sr/Stu: $25 - Students $15, Virtual $20, and First-Tim
More Event Details Details: All Night Vigil The Seraphim Singers and Renaissance Men In collaboration with The Icon Museum in Clinton MA Eric Christopher Perry, Interim Music Director Saturday, March 07 at 8 PM, in person Holy Name Parish 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury Parking in the school lot across the street (525 West Roxbury Parkway) and on street. Sunday, March 08 at 3 PM, in person and streamed First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden Street, Cambridge Parking in Harvard Square area garages and on street. Note that resident parking only signage on neighborhood streets is not in effect on Sundays. In light of the continuing tragedy that is the current conflict in Ukraine, Seraphim and Renaissance Men, New England’s professional male vocal chamber ensemble, will unite to make a joint call for peace with a bold, new presentation of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil, Op. 47. Powerful interpolations of Russian, Ukrainian, and other regional folk songs will bring into dialogue distinct musical legacies. With songs of joy, love, and salvation, we’ll cry for an end to violence in Ukraine and throughout the world with one strong voice. The Icon Museum, located in Clinton, Massachusetts, will host an exhibit of about a dozen icons from their collection before and after each concert. Concert Tickets General $30 | Senior $25 | Student $15 | Optional reduced price ticket to The Icon Museum $10 First Time Promo #1: Admit two for th...
Works by Rachmaninoff plus Russian, Ukrainian, and other regional folk songs [Map]

St John’s Episcopal Church, Westwood, 95 Deerfield Avenue Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: “Please join Kharis Chamber Players, with Natacha Rist and friends, for an afternoon of chamber music exploring the unique timbral interplay between Viola, Clarinet, Piano, and Voice. This collaborative program will feature a diverse range of repertoire highlighting the expressive capabilities of each instrument and of the human voice. From a classical gem by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and evocative character pieces by Max Bruch, to colorful contemporary works by two composers of our time, Jenni Brandon and Michael Kaulkin, this performance will offer the audience an intimate and inspiring musical experience.” The concert is free and open to the public. Donations accepted.
Works by W. A. Mozart, Kegellstatt Trio, K.V. 498; Jenni Brandon, Shades of Violet; Max Bruch, Excerpts from Eight Trio Pieces Op. 83; Michael Kaulkin, Zwei Droste-Hülshoff Lieder. [Map]

St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, 17 Chestnut St. Cost: Free Will Offering
Details: St. John the Baptist Church in Peabody is pleased to welcome Dr. Hugh Hinton as guest organist for the final concert of the 2025–2026 Concert Series. Entitled Resonant Voices: Choral Preludes, Old and New, the program explores the rich tradition of the chorale prelude across centuries and highlights the works by women composers in observance of International Women Composer Sunday. Dr. Hinton, who holds both the Colleague (CAGO) and Choirmaster (ChM) certificates from the American Guild of Organists, has taught and performed extensively throughout the United States as well as internationally, collaborating with a wide range of ensembles and organizations and drawing on his multifaceted musical expertise. The concert will take place on Sunday, March 8 at 3:00 PM at St. John the Baptist Church, 17 Chestnut Street, Peabody, Massachusetts. A free-will offering is appreciated and will support the continuation of our concert series. A reception will follow in the church hall. The church is fully accessible.
Works by Fanny Mendelssohn, Johannes Brahms, Ethel Smyth, Daniel Pinkham, Jeanne Demessieux, Robert Schumann, Rebecca Groom te Velde, William Grant Still Healey Willan, Gerald Near [Map]

First Church in Cambirdge, 11 Garden St Cost: Tickets: Gen: $30; Sr/Stu: $25 - Student $15, Virtual $20, plus two first
More Event Details Details: All Night Vigil The Seraphim Singers and Renaissance Men In collaboration with The Icon Museum in Clinton MA Eric Christopher Perry, Interim Music Director Saturday, March 07 at 8 PM, in person Holy Name Parish 1689 Centre Street, West Roxbury Parking in the school lot across the street (525 West Roxbury Parkway) and on street. Sunday, March 08 at 3 PM, in person and streamed First Church in Cambridge 11 Garden Street, Cambridge Parking in Harvard Square area garages and on street. Note that resident parking only signage on neighborhood streets is not in effect on Sundays. In light of the continuing tragedy that is the current conflict in Ukraine, Seraphim and Renaissance Men, New England’s professional male vocal chamber ensemble, will unite to make a joint call for peace with a bold, new presentation of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil, Op. 47. Powerful interpolations of Russian, Ukrainian, and other regional folk songs will bring into dialogue distinct musical legacies. With songs of joy, love, and salvation, we’ll cry for an end to violence in Ukraine and throughout the world with one strong voice. The Icon Museum, located in Clinton, Massachusetts, will host an exhibit of about a dozen icons from their collection before and after each concert. Concert Tickets General $30 | Senior $25 | Student $15 | Optional reduced price ticket to The Icon Museum $10 First Time Promo #1: Admit two for th...
Works by Rachmaninoff plus Russian, Ukrainian, and other regional folk songs Contact: (link)   [Map]

Robert R. Jay Performing Arts Center, 378 Main Street Cost: Tickets: Gen: $25; Sr/Stu: $20 - Children under 12 are free with an accom
More Event Details Details: The Assabet Valley Mastersingers (AVM) is thrilled to announce its March 2026 concert in Shrewsbury, which features James Whitbourn’s “Annelies”, a composition based on Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl. The piece is divided into fourteen movements and there will be no intermission during this performance. In addition to choral and soprano soloist scoring, the instrumental portion is scored for both larger full symphony orchestra and a smaller chamber version. AVM will perform the version scored for a full orchestra which is rare.
Works by James Whitbourn Contact: Mike Ring   [Map]

St. Joseph Memorial Chapel at the College of the Holy Cross, 1 College Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: Holy Cross is excited to present American organist, Renée Anne Louprette on March 10 at 7 P.M. Louprette maintains an international career as recitalist, conductor, collaborative musician, and teacher. Her musicianship is renowned worldwide, and this is a recital not to be missed.
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Hampton Congregational Church, 263 Main Street Cost: Tickets: Gen: $15; Sr/Stu: $ - $10 students, children 5 and under free,
Details: Hampton Congregational Church, 263 Main Street, Hampton, CT has announced this year’s gala Silent Film event is to be held at the church on Saturday, March 14th. This year is pure comedy featuring Harold Lloyd in one of his funniest features: ‘The Freshman’. Made in 1925, near the peak of his career, the film includes all the usual Lloyd conniving touches to keep audiences of all ages laughing. Returning to accompany the film is Clark Wilson, considered by many to be the best silent film accompanist in America. He’ll use the church’s special-designed digital organ that’s custom fitted with all the needed musical flavors for silent comedies. The event includes pre-show dinners of homemade soups and breads. Servings begin at 5:30 p.m. Showtime is 7 p.m. This is an evening out for everyone from school kids to grandparents. Meal and movie are $15 for adults and $10 for students. Children 5 and under are free. Bring the entire family for $40. Call: 860 455-9677 or email hcc06247@gmail.com for questions and pre-show ticket purchases.
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Livestream Link Cathedral of the Holy Cross, 1400 Washington St. Boston, MA 02118 Cost: Free Will Offering - Freewill donation to Organ Restoration F
Details: Fund-raising Concert • Help give voice to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross pipe organ! With emergency repairs of the motor and blower system, please consider giving to the Organ campaign: bostoncathedral.com/organ-campaign Featuring the Cathedral Choir and its award-winning soloists with Richard Kelley, trumpet
Works by Clark, Barber, Purcell, Traditional Ukrainian Chant Contact: richard_clark@rcab.org   OrganInfo: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/(link)   [Map]

All Saints Parish, 1773 Beacon Street Cost: Tickets: Gen: $25; Sr/Stu: $ - Students - $10
More Event Details Details: The Choir of All Saints Parish joins a period instrument ensemble under the direction of Dr. Stephan Griffin to perform Buxtehude's 1680 cycle of seven cantatas, each addressing a part of Christ's crucified body. The sixth cantata, Ad Cor, features a consort of viols whose warm, resonant timbre is employed to address the heart. The cantatas are interspersed with readings and instrumental selections from Schein's Banchetto Musicale. Tickets available online and at the door. This fundraising concert supports the restoration of Skinner Organ Company opus 435 (1923), recently acquired from Grant Memorial AME Church in Chicago to replace the parish's aging 1961 Casavant organ. Proceeds will be directed to the Donald Teeters Memorial Music Fund, honoring All Saints' beloved music director of 47 years. Featuring Emily Hale, Karen Burciaga, Judah Coffman, Tommy Conrad, Jane Hershey, Nathan Varga, strings; Pablo Kennedy, theorbo; Fred Jodry, organ
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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Ave Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: Come join us on Friday March 20, at 7:30, and celebrate the first day of spring with Broadway hits and beautiful art songs. Local rising stars Jermaine Woodard Jr., Christiana Montalbano, Gregory Flower, and Sierra McElroy team up with pianist Susan Carroll for an evening of musical storytelling and entertainment.
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FIRST MUSIC CONCERT SERIES (The First Church of Nashua), 1 Concord Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: The Chancel Choir of The First Church of Nashua will come into the FM Concert Series for their second seasonal project as part of our 100th organ anniversary. The retrospective musical telling of Christ’s last words on the Cross are woven through the music and beautiful English-translation texts of Théodore Dubois’ “Seven Last Words” accompanied by the mighty Anderson Memorial Organ. (Austin Opus 1406, 1926; III/60). Joining our professional house soloists within the Music at First ministry: internationally-acclaimed tenor Steven Caldicott Wilson (member of the double Grammy-nominated New York Polyphony vocal quartet) returns back to First Music. The Dubois choral work will be woven into the gentle fabric of a Vespers format. As our second pipe organ (1976 Andover Organ Company, Opus 79, I/3) celebrates her 50th Anniversary in 2026: this sister chamber organ will also be present in the grand Victorian sanctuary, offering additional works by Johann Sebastian Bach. A time to reflect, meditate and contemplate on a winter’s afternoon. Join us on Sunday MARCH 22 at 3PM for this free program. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC and underwritten through the FRIENDS OF FIRST MUSIC.
Works by Théodore Dubois; J. S. Bach Contact: Entry is behind in the old building, in a Courtyard between old and new building. Handicap Accessible. Call (603) 882-4861 for more information.   OrganInfo: (link)   [Map]

Christ Episcopal Church, 750 Main Street Cost: Suggested Donation: Gen: $20; Sr/Stu: $
Details: Spring is aa comin’ in The Ladies and Gentleman of the Baroque will be here to entertain you. The performers are Louis Steptoe, violin, Marie Ridulfo, viel da gamba, Kathleen McDougald, harpsichord, and Kendra Comstock, soprano. We have beautiful music by some little known women composers of the 17th and 18th centuries. We also include a chant by Hildegard of Bingem and some music by Henry Purcell , Diego Ortez and John Dowland. We also have some Spanish dances of the 14th century played on a hurdy gurdy.
Works by Elisabeth Jaquet de la Guerre, Barbara Strozzi, Francisca Caccini, Henry Purcell, Diego Ortez, Isabella Leonarda, and John Dowland [Map]

Trinity College Chapel, 300 Summit Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: Grammy Award-winning flutist Brandon Patrick George in performance with Trinity College organist Christopher Houlihan. The Annual Clarence Watters Memorial Recital
Contact: chapelmusic@trincoll.edu   [Map]

Hermosa Beach Community Theatre, 710 Pier Avenue Cost: Free - Children 12 and under free
More Event Details Details: Get ready for an electrifying toe-tapping, hand-clapping evening as the Scottish Fiddlers of Los Angeles return to the Hermosa Beach Community Theatre on Saturday, April 11, for the 42th edition of their Annual Concert, this year with featured guests Susie Glaze & the New Folk Ensemble and acclaimed fiddler Michael Kelly of Sligo Rags. A fiery program of marches, strathspeys, reels and jigs in the rousing Scottish tradition will be performed by the 40-member orchestra featuring fiddles, cellos, basses, drums, piano, harps, accordions, whistles, bagpipes, and Gaelic song. For more information visit the Scottish Fiddlers at (link) or email info@scottishfiddlers.org. For information on Susie Glaze & the New Folk Ensemble, visit (link). For information on Michael Kelly and Sligo Rags, visit (link).
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Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Ave Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: Come join us on Friday April 17, at 7:30, for a unique melding of music at Echoes from East to West. Montreal-based ensemble C’est Donya invite you on an evocative journey through time and culture, blending Baroque masterpieces with traditional Persian songs. Experience the mesmerizing sounds of rare historical instruments—baroque cello, serpent, santur, and kamancheh—played by four exceptional artists.
Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org   OrganInfo: (link)   [Map]

Immanuel Congregational Church, 10 Woodland St Cost: Tickets: Gen: $30; Sr/Stu: $ - $10 students aged 6-21
More Event Details Details: Hartford Chorale concludes its 2025–2026 season with Requiem Aeternam, featuring music by Scott Perkins and Maurice Duruflé, including Duruflé’s beloved Requiem, Op. 9. This reflective program offers an afternoon of remembrance, serenity, and transcendent choral sound. Soprano Jolie Rocke and baritone Dylan Armstrong join Hartford Chorale, with organists Susan Carroll and Stephen Scarlato. Conducted by Jack Anthony Pott, Artistic Director and Conductor. This moving program traces a contemplative arc from contemporary American choral writing to one of the great masterworks of the 20th century. The concert features music by Scott Perkins and Maurice Duruflé, culminating in Duruflé’s luminous Requiem, Op. 9. Program includes: Soul, Adorn Yourself With Gladness – Scott Perkins The Lord’s Prayer – Scott Perkins A New England Requiem – Scott Perkins Requiem, Op. 9 – Maurice Duruflé
Works by Maurice Duruflé, Scott Perkins [Map]

Christ Church Cambridge, 0 Garden Street Cost: Tickets: Gen: $30; Sr/Stu: $ - Priority Seating: $50
More Event Details Details: Sacred Choral and Orchestral Works Toccata and Fugue in D minor for Organ (BWV 565) Motet: Jesu, meine Freude (BWV 227) Concerto Grosso in B-flat Major (Opus 6, No 11) — Arcangelo Corelli Mass in G minor (BWV 235)
Works by Johann Sebastian Bach and Arcangelo Corelli Contact: asheranian@thebachprojectboston.org   [Map]

St. Joseph Memorial Chapel at the College of the Holy Cross, 1 College Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: The College of the Holy Cross presents Father Pedro Sánchez performing on Taylor and Boody Opus 9 on April 19 at 12:30 P.M. A world renowned Spanish organist, composer, and scholar of Gregorian Chant, Fr. Sánchez will deliver this Chapel Artist Series performance during his first-ever visit to Holy Cross. Fr. Sánchez serves as the Director of Music of the Monasterio del Escorial (King’s Chapel) near Madrid, Spain.
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All Saints Episcopal Church, 10 Irving Street Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: For the final performance of the 2025-2026 Holy Cross Chapel Artist Series, we are excited to present Gavin Klein, Holy Cross' senior organ scholar. This recital completes Klein's degree at Holy Cross, and will be his last recital as a Holy Cross student. This is a unique opportunity to hear Maestro Klein perform music of exceptional virtuosity and technical brilliance on the famous Rice Memorial Organ, Aeolian Skinner Opus 909. The program will feature works by Alain, Brahms, Duruflé, Reger, and others. This concert will not take place at Holy Cross but at Worcester's historic All Saints Episcopal Church, located at 10 Irving Street in Worcester, MA.
Works by Alain, Brahms, Duruflé, Reger, and others. Contact: (link)   OrganInfo: (link)   [Map]

Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen Memorial Music Hall Cost: Tickets: Gen: $; Sr/Stu: $ - Reserved Seating Options: $50 and $40
More Event Details Details: James Kennerley joins the North Shore Philharmonic in a performance of Rheinberger's Organ Concerto No. 1. Other works on the program are Symphony No. 2 in D Major by Beethoven and Serenade by Strauss. Full orchestra and the Great Organ in our Spring Concert will kick off the 2026 season.
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Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Methuen Memorial Music Hall Cost: Tickets: Gen: $; Sr/Stu: $ - Reserved Seating Options: $50 and $40
Details: James Kennerley joins the North Shore Philharmonic in a performance of Rheinberger's Organ Concerto No. 1. Other works on the program are Symphony No. 2 in D Major by Beethoven and Serenade by Strauss. Full orchestra and the Great Organ in our Spring Concert will kick off the 2026 season.
Contact: info@mmmh.org   OrganInfo: (link)   [Map]

Music at the Red Door - St. John's Episcopal Church, 679 Farmington Ave Cost: Free
More Event Details Details: Choral Music for the Soul presents a masterpiece by contemporary American composer Dan Forrest. On May 1, at 7:00pm, come listen to Requiem for the Living, a cathartic journey through the gamut of human emotion, concluding with light, peace, and rest for both the departed and the living. Sung by the St. John’s semi-professional Adult Choir, youth Choir School, and professional chamber ensemble, with organist Christopher Houlihan, under the direction of Music at the Red Door’s artistic director Nick Capozzoli.
Works by Dan Forrest Contact: concerts@reddoormusic.org   OrganInfo: (link)   [Map]

Church of the Transfiguration, 5 Bay View Drive Cost: Tickets: Gen: $40; Sr/Stu: $35 - free for Students and youth 18 & under
Details: Sunday, May 10, 3:30 PM St. Cecilia Organ, Church of the Transfiguration, Rock Harbor, Orleans, MA Do not miss this exquisite concert by organist and virtuoso Ken Cowan, Head of the Organ Program at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music in Houston, Texas. The surround-sound St. Cecilia organ and “Mr. Cowan’s technical mastery, expressivity, musicality, and sheer brilliance....” (The American Organist) will excite and amaze you. Tickets: 508-240-2400 | artsempoweringlife.org (Free for Students & Youth)
Contact: 508-240-2400   [Map]

Hyatt AirPort, London, UK, Hyatt AirPort, London, UK Cost: Free - $799
More Event Details Details: On behalf of the Organizing Committee, We are pleased to invite you to the 2nd International Conference on Nursing Education & Healthcare 2026, taking place on June 22–23, 2026, in London, UK. Theme: “Caring Beyond Boundaries: Nursing’s Impact on Global Health” More about us: (link) Venue: London Hyatt palace – A Global Hub of Culture, History, and Innovation.
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