The Immanuel Concert Series presents: Filament - "City of Light, State of Enlightenment" 
• Saturday, October 24th • 5:00 pm •

Immanuel Concert Series presents Filament – "City of Light, State of Enlightenment" – featuring Georg Phillip Telemann’s iconic quartets, pairing them with works of other Parisians, including François Couperin and Elizabeth Jacquet de la Guerre.

Saturday, October 24th 5:00 pm at Immanuel Church on the Green, 50 Market Street, Historic New Castle – Reception to Follow at the Academy, 31 East 3rd Street. Attendance is free. This special event is sponsored by the Robert R. and Mary Wolcott Davis Endowed Music Fund and by the Trustees of the New Castle Common, and is a not-to-be-missed opportunity for any and all music lovers!

The Immanuel Concert Series presents: James Reese and Brandon Acker
• Saturday, February 13th • 5:00 pm •

James Reese and Brandon Acker

For our first concert of the 2027 series, the Immanuel Concert Series presents James Reese and Brandon Acker on Saturday, February 13th, at 5:00 pm.

Please join us as tenor James Reese and lutenist Brandon Acker perform a special concert!

A candlelight reception will be held in the Academy following the concert.

This special event is sponsored by the Robert R. and Mary Wolcott Davis Endowed Music Fund and by the Trustees of the New Castle Common, is free to attend, and is a not-to-be-missed opportunity for any and all music lovers!

We hope to see you there!

2026/27 Immanuel Concert Series Schedule

We are currently working on the events for our 2026/2027 season, which will be sponsored by the Robert R. and Mary Wolcott Davis Endowed Music Fund and by the Trustees of the New Castle Common.  As events are finalized, they will be listed and detailed here.

The program is free and open to the public; we hope you will join us for these performances!

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