Concert Series at Holy Trinity

Why a concert series?

“Concerts given in churches in our time are desirable manifestations of the sacredness of art, the evangelical mission of the Church, and an exemplary form of outreach to the community. Properly prepared and performed, such concerts give witness to the Gospel by addressing poverty of spirit through the unique power of music to inspire, elevate, teach, and heal. Where modern society, with its technological emphasis, so frequently fails to uphold aesthetic values, the Church, following its practice since at least medieval times, has the opportunity to reintroduce these values through the ministry of art. Just as the great medieval Cathedrals were both spiritual and cultural centers, the Church in our time opens its doors to invite and embrace the community it seeks to serve... All art – indeed, all of creation – is a gift of God. As such, it should be experienced and appreciated by persons of faith as a pale, yet real, reflection of the beauty of God, and is thus a further means of the knowledge of God.” - Conference on Roman Catholic Cathedral Musicians

Why concerts at Holy Trinity?

Mission Statement: In establishing a concert series, Holy Trinity seeks to partner with premier performance organizations in the Washington DC area to provide a venue for high quality musical performance in this beautiful and historic space. By doing so, Holy Trinity opens its doors to the broader community and invites those who are seeking spiritual consolation during a time in which so many suffer from a poverty of the spirit. With its superb acoustics and its location in the heart of historic Georgetown, Holy Trinity is ideally suited to play a central role in the cultural life of Washington.

How do I find Holy Trinity?

Address: The entrance to the church is located at 1315 36th Street NW, Washington DC

Where can I park?

Parking: Free parking will be reserved for concert attendees at neighboring Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School (1524 35th St NW, Washington, DC 20007), a one block walk from the church. Non-metered street parking is also available.

Need more information?

More Information: For questions or upcoming concert requests, please email Matthew Ogden at mogden@trinity.org.

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