On Twelfth Night, the rules are made to be broken. Step into a world of baroque theatricality as we explore the playful, satirical, and sometimes subversive music performed in 17th- and 18th-century masques. With selections that blur the lines between stage and salon, Masques & Revels toasts the end of the holiday season with wit, elegance, and just the right touch of mischief. Click here for tickets.

SOLD OUT! A radiant collaboration with Chamber Vocal Arts Ensemble brings Handel’s beloved Messiah to life in all its glorious detail. With period instruments, historically informed voices, and a setting that invites reflection and celebration, this is Messiah as it was meant to be heard—fresh, intimate, and full of emotional power. A perfect start to your holiday season.

SOLD OUT! A radiant collaboration with Chamber Vocal Arts Ensemble brings Handel’s beloved Messiah to life in all its glorious detail. With period instruments, historically informed voices, and a setting that invites reflection and celebration, this is Messiah as it was meant to be heard—fresh, intimate, and full of emotional power. A perfect start to your holiday season.

Three violins. Infinite possibilities. In this intimate program, Parish House Baroque explores the unique color, texture, and dialogue made possible through works written for a trio of violins. With creative twists that bring our unique PHB instrumentation and flare to the performance, some parts will be reimagined with the distinctive voice of the recorder, played by Jennifer Carpenter. Expect intricate counterpoint, lively dances, and unexpected emotional resonance in works from composers who knew just how to weave three voices into something sublime. Click here for tickets.

Three violins. Infinite possibilities. In this intimate program, Parish House Baroque explores the unique color, texture, and dialogue made possible through works written for a trio of violins. With creative twists that bring our unique PHB instrumentation and flare to the performance, some parts will be reimagined with the distinctive voice of the recorder, played by Jennifer Carpenter. Expect intricate counterpoint, lively dances, and unexpected emotional resonance in works from composers who knew just how to weave three voices into something sublime. Click here for tickets.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, trumpeter Kris Kwapis will be unable to perform this weekend. But the show must go on—and we have a wonderful treat for you! Parish House Baroque unveils its new continuo pipe organ, performed by our own Eric Wicks.

The program features:

• Sparkling works by Telemann, Braun, and Uccellini

• A magnificent violin sonata by H. I. F. Biber

• An exquisite sonata by Isabella Leonarda, a 17th-century trailblazer whose music brims with beauty

Come celebrate this special debut. Click here for tickets.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, trumpeter Kris Kwapis will be unable to perform this weekend. But the show must go on—and we have a wonderful treat for you! Parish House Baroque unveils its new continuo pipe organ, performed by our own Eric Wicks.

The program features:

• Sparkling works by Telemann, Braun, and Uccellini

• A magnificent violin sonata by H. I. F. Biber

• An exquisite sonata by Isabella Leonarda, a 17th-century trailblazer whose music brims with beauty

Come celebrate this special debut. Click here for tickets.

Lace up your dancing slippers and dust off your reticule—Parish House Baroque opens the season with a musical promenade into the early 19th century. Featuring elegant dance tunes and genteel chamber selections from the Regency era, this afternoon concert evokes the refined charm of Almack’s Assembly Rooms and Jane Austen’s drawing rooms. Try some of the most popular dances of this bygone era with a live dance caller; whether you dance, or simply observe, the afternoon will be great fun. A reception follows, where guests can mingle like members of the ton. Click here for tickets.