Event Safety Policies and COVID-19
Patrons attending our live concerts will be asked to show photo identification and proof of vaccination (with final dose at least 14 days prior to performance date) upon entry. Acceptable forms of proof of vaccination include: a vaccination card, printed record of vaccination, photo of such records on your phone, or digital vaccination record. Read our full event safety policies here.
HOLIDAY CONCERT
A Master Singers Christmas
This fun-filled, 80-minute, non-stop holiday program features audience favorites and brand-new settings of timeless carols! Luxuriate in the harmonies of Ivo Antognini’s Puer Natus Est Nobis and Eric Whitacre’s Lux Nova. Enjoy gorgeous settings of beloved holiday pieces—Molly Ijames’ Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and Pentatonix’s Mary Did You Know? We will raise the hand chimes and ring in the holiday season! Come join us as we reaffirm this Sacramento tradition—A Master Singers Christmas!
Dates/Times & Tickets
Sat, Dec 11th, at 3pm
Westminster Presbyterian Church
1300 N Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 (Map)
Adults $35, Students with ID $10
Early Bird Discount (runs through Oct. 31st) $30
Fri, Dec 17th, at 7pm
Northminster Presbyterian Church
3235 Pope Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95821 (Map)
Adults $35, Students with ID $10
Early Bird Discount (runs through Oct. 31st) $30
Sold Out
Sun, Dec 19th, at 3pm
Fremont Presbyterian Church
5770 Carlson Drive
Sacramento, CA 95819 (Map)
Adults $35, Students with ID $10
Early Bird Discount (runs through Oct. 31st) $30
Sold Out
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Audiences Are Talking
“The absolutely most marvelous, wonderful concert I have ever heard! You touched my heart and made me feel! I’ll be back… Thank you for your artistry and fabulous musicality. I loved it!”
“I don’t know how, but the quality of sound, the blend, emotion, precision improve each and every concert that I attend.”
“Beyond extraordinary – best in the last five years and this is after only the first half! I was all but lifted out of my front row seat by your first three pieces. How can heaven’s music better?”
