Concert Series

St. John’s Elora is pleased to present a year-round series of concerts for our community, featuring singers from the Choir of St. John’s Elora as well as guest artists.

Advance tickets are available now online for our Headlining Concerts! See below.

We also offer a series of more informal Sunday afternoon concerts with Pay-What-You-Wish admission at the door. Details below.

Headlining Concerts

  • A Ceremony of Carols

    December 14, 2pm
    $30 ($10 children)

    The professional Choir of St. John's Elora and harpist Noël Wan present Benjamin Britten's classic "A Ceremony of Carols," with a special guest appearance by the Elora Children's Choir, additional choral works, and an audience carol sing!

    This concert is currently full. We encourage you to add your name to the Waiting List to be notified when tickets become available. Click Tickets below and select a Waiting List ticket option.

  • Special Guests: New Orford String Quartet

    March 2, 3:30pm
    $40

    Featuring principal players from the Toronto and Montreal Symphony Orchestras, the New Orford String Quartet brings a program including Schubert's Death and the Maiden and music by Mozart and I. Cusson.

  • Duruflé Requiem

    June 22, 3pm
    $30

    The professional Choir of St. John's Elora and Jurgen Petrenko, organist, perform Maurice Duruflé's 20th century masterwork, Requiem, alongside other choral works. Celebrate the end of the season with us.

Ticket Purchasing FAQ

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Pay What You Wish Concerts

  • Airs for the Seasons — Rezonance Baroque Ensemble

    SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 3PM

    Up-and-coming ensemble from Toronto presents a rarely-heard program of Scottish baroque music that “seamlessly combines elegant chamber music and Scottish folk styles.”

  • Fall Romances — Paul Genyk-Berezowsky, Lesley Emma Bouza and Catherine Robertson

    SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 3PM

    St. John's very own singers and pianist offer a rapturous afternoon of music for oboe, voice, piano and guitar, featuring music by Vivaldi, Mozart, Schumann, Villa-Lobos, De Falla and more.