Trick or treating is poised to drop on the streets strewn with colorful leaves, but musical notes are in the air at Hamline United Methodist Church. This church in St. Paul’s Hamline-Midway neighborhood announced an extended music series on Friday, most of which consist are free or have suggested donation-only admission. A feature of the season is a concert by the famous Christ Church Cathedral Choir from Oxford, England.
- Thursday, October 22 – 7 pm Songs of Peace: An Evening of Music from Taize
Suggested donation: $10 - Friday, November 6 – 7:30 pm Christopher Williams, singer/songwriter
Suggested donation: $10
- Sunday, November 8 – 3 pm Painted Harmony: Vocal Chamber Ensemble
FREE CONCERT. - Sunday, December 6 – 4 pm Hamline University A Cappella Choir – Christmas Concert
Thursday, December 10 – 7:30 pm Songs and Canticles: An Evening with the University of Minnesota Choirs
Free Will Offering - Sunday, January 10 – 4:30 pm The Rose Ensemble presents an Evensong celebrating the Baptism of our Lord
FREE - Saturday, February 27 – 7:30 pm Robert Robinson Gospel Concert
Suggested donation: $10
- Thursday, March 3 – 7 pm Speaking Like Light: An Evening of Spiritual Poetry from Around the World
Suggested donation: $10
- Friday, April 8 – 7:30 pm Choir of Christ Church, Oxford, Live in Concert, Presented by the Oratorio Society of Minnesota
Tickets $40, $30, $20 available at http://oratorio.org - Saturday, April 30, 7 pm Ross Hackenmiller and Friends: In Concert
Suggested donation: $10
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