Events

The Rodgers Imagine Series 239 is powerful organ in a small package. This 39-stop instrument features 150 samples across 4 unique organ styles.

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Parking is available on the streets around the church (see map).

Ryan Dye and the Rev. Dr. Andrew Kukla continue the series of Sunday afternoon reflections of music and the spoken word. A free-will offering supports the Legacy Capital Campaign and 2027 organ project.

Ryan Dye will share some history of the Hemingway Center and the 1953 Austin Organ, Opus 2191 of 44 ranks.  There will be opportunity to go into the easily accessible pipe chambers and play the instrument.  Bring your music and organ shoes!  Sadly, this unique pipe organ has received little attention over the past 2-3 decades.  However, there has been a renewed interest in the instrument with organ lessons once again being offered through the Department of Music and recent concerts by several notable Juilliard artists - Paul Jacobs, Raphael Vogel, and Amelie Held. Plans are also being discussed for of a major renovation to the building and organ in the near future.

Principal Tabernacle Organist at Temple Square, Richard Elliott, pulls out all the stops on the mighty Aeolian-Skinner at the Cathedral of the Rockies. First come first serve seating. Don't miss this special Friday evening concert.

Sponsored by Boise AGO — Suggested donation $20, no ticket required

Donations support Boise AGO events, outreach, and educational programs

General seating, first come, first served

Stop in at FPC and bring some of your favorite pieces for some time at the console. This is a fun, casual event with a chance to explore the instrument, crawl into the pipe chambers, and hear about the church's exciting upcoming organ project in 2027. Light refreshments will be provided. This is a great opportunity to bring a friend and meet some new ones! Parking available in the lot behind the church.

Come hear several area organists in this annual recital series that dates back to 1919! Visit boisemusicweek.org for more information.

Boise Music Week's Community Worship Service is an ecumenical service featuring musicians from several faith communities across the valley.  A wonderful expression of praise and worship for all people. Visit boisemusicweek.org for more information.

The Boise Chapter of the American Guild of Organists hosts their inaugural chapter event with a member recital and reception and invites you to join us!

Under the direction of Dr. Michael Porter, Opera Idaho presents an evening of the Baroque masters — Handel, Bach, and Allegri.

Douglas has performed in all fifty states and numerous countries around the world. He holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music and Indiana University. He has been on the music faculties of St. Olaf College, Northwestern University and the University of Washington.

Known for her red shoes, Amelie Held is an internationally acclaimed organist. Her solo concert activities include performances in the world's most important music centers, such as Milan, Paris, Zurich, London, Boston, New York and St. Petersburg (Mariinsky Concert Hall). She was raised in Munich, Germany, and currently lives in New York City. She recently graduated from The Juilliard School where she studied with Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs.