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Join the Gil Guitérrez Trio for an evening of blended musical revelry, spanning classical guitar and jazz, infused with Latin roots. The internationally renowned guitarist and composer, Gil Guiterrez, will be accompanied by three-time Grammy Award winner Oriente Lopez (piano and flute) and master of Latin and ballroom dance Mario Rodriguez (bass).
King of the nylon-string guitar and recognized as one of Mexico’s finest virtuosos for his unparalleled artistry in combining classical, jazz, flamenco, and son Cubano, Guitérrez has a devoted following across Latin America, South America, and Spain. His impressive collaborations include those with music icons Doc Severinsen, Arturo Sandoval, and Ana Gabriel, among others. Beyond performance, Guitérrez is an ambassador of culture and music. As founder of Zandunga: A Musical Haven in central Mexico, Guitérrez uses his power of collaboration to unite international musicians with diverse musical styles, creating a rich cultural experience for audiences from around the world. Join us for what is sure to be an inspiring evening.
Join us in celebrating the return of the much-loved Reflections in Music series with Turning Points, a program in which each work represents a pivotal moment — personal, artistic, or historical — that changed the course of music and of the composer who created it. Bruce Wolosoff, artistic director, pianist, and composer, is joined by esteemed musicians, composers, and performers Narek Arutyunian (clarinet), Deborah Buck (violin), and Clarice Jensen (cello and electronics) to weave together works spanning three centuries, each marking a distinct turning point.
Our inspirational annual tradition returns, and this year our Summer Dinner Theater benefit welcomes the interdisciplinary artist and iconic performer Laurie Anderson to the stage.
A true Renaissance woman, the five-time Grammy-nominated musician, award-winning writer, director, and visual artist treats the audience to an evening of stories and songs.
All proceeds benefit our year-round exhibitions, programming, and artist residency, making The Church a vital source for inspiring art, creativity, and community. Fast becoming one of the most beloved annual ‘un-galas,’ our artful approach to the benefit format is popular and much in demand.
The Church is delighted to announce the return of Sag Harbor Song Festival – the annual, beloved autumnal celebration of vocal performance, now in its fourth year!
The six opera masters who will make up the roster of Sag Harbor Song Festival 2025 on the third weekend in September are: Amber Norelai, Susanna Phillips, Cecelia Hall, David Portillo, Darren Lekeith Drone, and Le Bu.
Each singer is a musician of great talent and accomplishment. Together, they will present a program of opera, musical theater, songs, and lieder in three concerts on successive days in late September.
The 2025 event — which follows immensely successful Sag Harbor Song Festivals in 2022, 2023, and 2024 — will again be led by two extraordinary directors: Artistic Director Brad Woolbright and Music Director Robert Tweten. Details of the individual concert programming will be available in July.
Tickets will go on sale on Friday, July 11 at 12 PM
The Church is delighted to announce the return of Sag Harbor Song Festival – the annual, beloved autumnal celebration of vocal performance, now in its fourth year!
The six opera masters who will make up the roster of Sag Harbor Song Festival 2025 on the third weekend in September are: Amber Norelai, Susanna Phillips, Cecelia Hall, David Portillo, Darren Lekeith Drone, and Le Bu.
Each singer is a musician of great talent and accomplishment. Together, they will present a program of opera, musical theater, songs, and lieder in three concerts on successive days in late September.
The 2025 event — which follows immensely successful Sag Harbor Song Festivals in 2022, 2023, and 2024 — will again be led by two extraordinary directors: Artistic Director Brad Woolbright and Music Director Robert Tweten. Details of the individual concert programming will be available in July.
Tickets will go on sale on Friday, July 11 at 12 PM
The Church is delighted to announce the return of Sag Harbor Song Festival – the annual, beloved autumnal celebration of vocal performance, now in its fourth year!
The six opera masters who will make up the roster of Sag Harbor Song Festival 2025 on the third weekend in September are: Amber Norelai, Susanna Phillips, Cecelia Hall, David Portillo, Darren Lekeith Drone, and Le Bu.
Each singer is a musician of great talent and accomplishment. Together, they will present a program of opera, musical theater, songs, and lieder in three concerts on successive days in late September.
The 2025 event — which follows immensely successful Sag Harbor Song Festivals in 2022, 2023, and 2024 — will again be led by two extraordinary directors: Artistic Director Brad Woolbright and Music Director Robert Tweten. Details of the individual concert programming will be available in July.
Tickets will go on sale on Friday, July 11 at 12 PM