Choral Evensong

Friday, October 2nd, 2026

At 6:00pm



















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Blessing of the Animals

Sunday, October 4th, 2026



 9:15 am Service Blessing of the Stuffed Animals


10am Intergenerational St Francis workshop


4:30pm Blessing of the Animals. All Animals are welcome!









Lunchtime Pop-Up

Thursday, October 22nd, 2026

11:30am
























Trunk or Treat

Sunday, October 25th, 2026

4:00 PM

























Richard Gowers Halloween Recital

Saturday, October 31, 2026

3:00 PM


 Guest artist Richard Gowers takes to the organ at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John to perform these spooktacular pieces. Costumes are encouraged! 


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2026-halloween-organ-recital/










The Music of Benjamin Britten

Sunday, November 1, 2026

3:00 PM


Join us on All Saints’ Sunday for an afternoon celebrating the musical works of Benjamin Britten on the 50th anniversary of his death. Guest organist Richard Gowers, Organist & Director of Music at St. George’s Hanover Square, London, joins the Cathedral Choirs and a chamber orchestra led by concertmaster Elizabeth Young, all under the baton of Maxine Thévenot.


All are invited to attend a pre-concert lecture by Professor Bruce Redford on Benjamin Britten held in Kaseman Hall at 2:00 – 2:45 PM. Limited seating is available.


For more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2026-music-of-benjamin-britten/




Cathedral Commissions

Sunday, November 22nd, 2026

11:00 am


Be among the first to enjoy the world premiere of a newly commissioned anthem written by British composer David McGregor. Through the Cathedral Commissions initiative, Friends of Cathedral Music commissions a new musical work annually, expanding the canon of sacred music. 


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2026-cathedral-commissions/









Anderson and McCoy Organ Duo

Sunday, February 7th, 2027

2:00 PM


Experience double the fun with organ and percussion duo Bryan Anderson and Yuri McCoy in recital.


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2027-organ-duo/


















Organist Joy-Leilani Garbutt in Recital

Sunday, March 7th, 2027

3:00 PM


On the eve of International Women’s Day, enjoy a program dedicated to prolific women composers who wrote for the organ crafted and performed by guest artist Joy-Leilani Garbutt.


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2027-joy-leilani-garbutt-in-recital/




















The Street: A Good Friday Meditation

Friday, March 26th, 2027

3:00 PM


Enrich this season of reverence and contemplation with an afternoon of moving musical works. At the heart of this performance is The Street, a dramatic, contemporary exploration of the Fourteen Stations of the Cross, accompanied by narration and plainchant, focusing on the emotional journey of the crucifixion with libretto by Alice Goodman and the music by Nico Muhly. The performance will feature guest harpist Parker Ramsay; vocal soloists George Case, Alfredo Beltrán, and Edmund Connolly; and the Cathedral’s Dean and Rector, The Very Rev’d Kristina Ann Maulden will serve as narrator.


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2027-the-street/

Via Lucis - Way of Light

Sunday, May 16th, 2027

3:00 PM


Experience the New Mexico premiere of Via Lucis (“Way of Light” or “Way of Resurrection”) with organ music by Philip Moore and poetry by Sharon Grenham-Thompson. Canon Dr. Maxine Thévenot on the organ and The Very Rev’d Kristina Maulden, Dean of the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John will bring this hope-filled work to life. 


This work contains a sequence of nine poems, providing a resource for the celebration of the Great Fifty Days of Eastertide. The structure is similar to the Stations of the Resurrection or the Stations of Joy, and each reading of poetry is enhanced by organ music, reflecting the tone and imagery of the words. 


For ticket links and more information:

https://fcmabq.org/2027-via-lucis/






















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