Events

See our regular events on our full calendar.

Upcoming Special Events

Choral Evensong with the St. Peter’s Choir

February 2, 5 pm
Candlemas
Music by Johannes Eccard, Orlando Gibbons and Alec Wyton

Sweet Swing Soiree

February 15, 7-10 pm
Join us for a night of big band music, dancing, desserts and drinks! Ages 18+ Advance tickets are strongly recommended! Buy tickets on Eventbrite.

Concert: Scottie Wright, saxophone

POSTPONED!!! New date will be announced soon!
Free admission
Scottie Wright, saxophone
Anthony Hammond, piano

Join us for a program of American and French classical music, showcasing the versatility of the saxophone. Works range from John Harbison’s swaggering San Antonio Sonata to a lush, Neo-romantic sonata by Fernande Breilh-Decruck, a World War II-era female French composer whose works have only recently begun to gain prominence. Henry Cowell’s elegant Air and Scherzo and William Bolcom’s powerful Lilith round out the program. If you have never heard the saxophone in a classical setting, this is not to be missed!

Choral Evensong with the St. Peter’s Choir

March 2, 5 pm
Music by Edward Bairstow (in D) and William Byrd (Miserere)

Concert: Songbird Lineage

March 9, 3 pm
Free admission
Aideen O’Donnell and Olivia Konteatis

Songbird Lineage, a dynamic mother-daughter duo, offers a variety of music. From folk to Broadway, they give us some classics and favorites with a touch of heart, beauty and family.

Service with Special Music: Palm Sunday

April 13, 5 pm
Stainer’s The Crucifixion with St. Peter’s Choir

Service with Special Music: Good Friday

April 18, 7 pm
Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of Christ with the Hobart Quartet

Service with Special Music: Holy Saturday

April 19, 7 pm
Great Vigil of Easter with St. Peter’s Choir

Concert: 10th Annual Original Composition Festival, Music Educators Association of New Jersey

April 27, 3 pm
Free admission

Choral Evensong with the St. Peter’s Choir

May 4, 5 pm
The Easter Season
Music by Herbert Sumsion and Hubert Parry

Messiaen’s L’Ascension

May 29, 6 pm
Anthony Hammond, organ

Composed in 1933, this was Messiaen’s first cycle of meditations for organ on events in the life of Christ. Majestic and serene in equal measure, the four movements are performed in their entirety to mark the Feast of the Ascension. We invite you to St. Peter’s to experience the power of this masterpiece on the day for which it was intended.