Past Performances

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Fresh off the success of Julie, Monster, RVA Baroque is launching its next Big Thing: Baroque for All Celebration – a three-day community music festival. The venues are spectacular. The programs are engaging and eclectic. Open mind, heart and ears are all you need to bring. The performers are Richmonders celebrating Richmond. Prices are “pay as you will.” Fifteen to fifty dollars (except the opera): let your budget and your enthusiasm decide. Refreshments and cash bar at most events. Read on for more information. Purchase tickets online through the links below or at the door.

The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design, 2501 Monument Avenue, Richmond, VA 23220     

Ladies Sing the Blues                                                                           

In one of Richmond's grandest houses, listen to songs of hard luck and lost love from the female point of view. Some of Richmond's most electrifying singers interpret great singer-songwriters of the past 450 years: Victoria Kinney and Barbara Strozzi, E.W. Fleming Ross (Christmas Snow) and Billie Holiday, Diana Carver and Nina Simone. Jaylin Brown sings selections from her just-released EP

Tickets can be purchased at the door. Cash or Paypal

Congregation Beth Ahabah, 1121 West Franklin Street, Richmond, VA 23220                                                

Interfaith Baroque                                                                  

It wasn’t a thing then, but it is now. Singers from Congregation Beth Ahabah (Reform Jewish) and St. Benedict (Roman Catholic) join RVA Baroque instrumentalists in an hour of 17th century sacred music in Hebrew, Latin and English. 

Tickets may be purchased at the door. Cash or PayPal accepted. 

Notes from the venue:

Parking: There is a parking garage across the street from our building (on your left as you drive down Franklin Street) with free parking for this event. The entry arm will raise automatically as your car approaches it while entering the

parking garage. Please note that the Exit for the parking garage is in the REAR, and is not the same way you came in. The exit door will also raise automatically as your car approaches. Please do not leave your car in the parking garage after

the performance is over, as we cannot guarantee continued public access to the garage beyond the end of the performance, meaning if you go off for dinner, when you return you might find yourself locked out while your car is still

inside!

Entry: Please enter our campus via the large glass front doors leading to our Lobby. This is the only point of entry, and tickets will be checked at the doors. (The doors up the steps to the domed Sanctuary building are emergency exits only, not points of entry.)

COVID-19 Policy: Masks are required for all participants aged 3+ while inside the building. Please refrain from eating or drinking inside the building.