Pipes Alive! with Elijah Morris
The May Pipes Alive! organ recital features Elijah Morris, a student at Trinity College and St. John's organ scholar for the 2025–2026
The May Pipes Alive! organ recital features Elijah Morris, a student at Trinity College and St. John's organ scholar for the 2025–2026
The final Pipes Alive! organ recital for this program year features Christa Rakich, visiting professor of organ at Oberlin and organ artist-in-residence
Come celebrate America's 250th birthday with an evening of food and fun...and learn the Virginia Reel!
Singers of all ages are invited to sing at the 10:30 service on Sundays in August. Meet in the church at 9:45 a.m. to rehearse.
Music at the Red Door sponsors this weeklong day camp where local children explore the joy of music through singing, violin, dance, and drums. The camp is for children entering grades 3, 4, or 5 in the fall
The enchanting tones of Yale University's premier female a cappella group will resound through St. John's beautiful sanctuary. Enjoy a fun evening with everything from jazz standards to soulful ballads and pop hits.
Support young talent from across New England in this recital featuring winning pianists and string players from the 2026 Bach Festival.
The St. John's Adult Choir and youth Choir School combine forces for this beloved annual tradition. Carols old and new will be
Christmas Eve:
Choral Holy Eucharist at 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Christmas Day:
Holy Eucharist with hymns and sermon at 10 a.m.
Afghan composer and pianist Arson Fahim teams up with local ensemble Cuatro Puntos in a concert of original works and arrangements of Afghan folksongs.