THURSDAY, MAY 28
Private Event 
By invitation only.

FRIDAY, MAY 29
The Early American Singing Tradition
Early American sacred song and communal singing in celebration of America’s 250th, with food trucks.

SATURDAY, MAY 30
A Baroque Celebration: Vivaldi’s Gloria & Works by Handel
Vivaldi’s jubilant Gloria shines alongside beloved choruses and orchestral works by Handel, including favorite selections from Messiah, in a joyful Baroque celebration.

SUNDAY, MAY 31
Organ Recital

MONDAY, JUNE 1
Organ Masterclass

Listen Up, Lovers! Songs of Love and Desire
Claudio Monteverdi, Barbara Strozzi, and their contemporaries created intimate songs full of desire, heartbreak, and passion. Arwen Myers and John Lenti bring this fiery music to life.

TUESDAY, JUNE 2
Dall’Italia con amore
Led by Guy Fishman, this vibrant program celebrates the warmth, lyricism, and theatrical flair of the Italian Baroque, tracing the roots that shaped Handel’s voice and animated his music.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3
Tuning In: Explore the music of the Baroque era

Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas
A gripping tale of love, betrayal, and heartbreak, powered by unforgettable music and one of the most haunting endings ever written.

THURSDAY, JUNE 4
Tuning In: Explore the music of the Baroque era

Bach and the French Influence 
Led by Aisslinn Nosky and Sarah Stone, this elegant, dance-filled Baroque program explores how the color, rhythm, and flair of French style shaped Bach’s musical language.

FRIDAY, JUNE 5
Cathedrals and Candlelight
Emi Ferguson, Esther Jeehae Ahn, and Guy Fishman take flight on a high-voltage journey from sultry French nights to thrilling Romantic showpieces.

SATURDAY, JUNE 6
Handel’s Theodora
Ian Watson leads Handel’s most profound and affecting creation. A powerful drama of courage, faith, and moral resolve, Theodora unfolds through radiant arias and stirring choruses of extraordinary emotional force.  

SUNDAY, JUNE 7
Organ Recital with Lester Ackerman
Experience the full spectacle of the organ in a vibrant recital by Lester Ackerman. The program spans the grandeur of Bach and Franck, the exuberant Americana of Ives’s Variations on “America,” the timeless beauty of Shenandoah, and a rousing Amazing Grace.