ARTS @ HOLY TRINITY
Where music inspires, community flourishes, and every concert is a celebration of creativity, excellence, and hope.
Welcome to the 43rd Concert Season!
Arts @ Holy Trinity brings together talented performers from Northeast Ohio and beyond, showcasing a wide variety of musical styles—from magnificent organ concerts and chamber ensembles to handbells, choral music, and instrumental performances. Each concert is thoughtfully selected to inspire, entertain, and create opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to gather through the universal language of music.
More than a concert series, Arts @ Holy Trinity is an outreach ministry that believes the arts have the power to uplift, unite, and enrich lives. Every performance takes place in the historic sanctuary of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, where exceptional acoustics and a welcoming atmosphere create an intimate concert experience unlike any other.
All concerts are free and open to the public, thanks to the generosity of our patrons, sponsors, and donors. A freewill offering is received at each concert to help sustain this long-standing community tradition.
All concerts are held at
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
50 N. Prospect Street, Akron.
Doors open 30 minutes prior.
Sunday, September 20, 4 p.m.
Astralis Chamber Ensemble
The Astralis Chamber Ensemble is an innovative and dynamic ensemble performing with much acclaim across the globe. Through creative programming and presentations on the works performed in a small ensemble setting, Astralis aims to make classical music more accessible and for audiences to make a lasting connection to the music and performers. For this performance, you will be treated to a trio of violin (Seeun Baek), piano (Caroline Owen) and flute (Angela Massey).
Sunday, 4 p.m.
October 5
Organist Andrew Peters
Andrew Peters, an award-winning organist and Associate Director of Music at Trinity English Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana, will accompany the silent film, For Heaven’s Sake, with Harold Lloyd.
Sunday, 4 p.m.
November 8
Organist Corrado Cavalli
Corrado Cavalli, an Italian organist currently serving St. John Cantius Church
in Chicago will present
a solo organ recital including Elgar, Schumann. Saint-Saëns and Mulet.
Sunday, 4 p.m.
February 7, 2027
Organist Raymond Hawkins
Raymond Hawkins, organist of Christ Church Hamilton & Wenham Massachusetts, presents a unique program
“Steps and Stops: Three Centuries of Dance
Music for Organ.
Sunday, 4 p.m.
April 18, 2027
Organ
Plus
Holy Trinity’s incumbent organist David Lines will be joined once again by The University of Akron soloists and ensembles for a spectacular array of musical treats.
Become a Patron
As we prepare for our 43rd season of exciting concerts and artistic programming, we invite you to become a Patron of Arts @ Holy Trinity. Your generosity helps us present exceptional performances that are accessible to everyone while supporting talented artists and creating meaningful cultural experiences for our community.
Patron donations directly help offset the costs of artist honorariums, performance licensing, equipment, hospitality, marketing, and other expenses that make each event possible. Every gift, regardless of size, helps ensure that our concerts continue to inspire audiences and remain welcoming to all.
Because of donors like you, Arts @ Holy Trinity has become more than a concert series—it is a place where neighbors gather, friendships grow, and people experience the joy, beauty, and hope that the arts can bring.
We invite you to join our Patron Circle by making a tax-deductible contribution to support the upcoming season. Your investment allows us to continue offering high-quality performances that enrich lives and strengthen our community.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to partner with Arts @ Holy Trinity. We are deeply grateful for your support and look forward to sharing another memorable season of music and the arts with you.
Scan the QR Code to make your donation to support Arts @ Holy Trinity or click Patron Information to download giving levels. Checks can be made payable to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (note Arts Series in the memo line) and mail it to
50 N. Prospect Street, Akron, Ohio 44304.