Promoting the Artist Community – COMING UP!
BACH & ANGUISH – In a turn to the painful side of life, the second program of Trinity Bach Project’s 2025-26 season pairs the lament of J. S. Bach’s Cantata 12 Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen (“Weeping, lamenting, worry, apprehension”) with the consolation of Cantata 127 Herr Jesu Christ, wahr’ Mensch und Gott (“Lord Jesus Christ, true man and God”), as trumpet and oboes are joined by bassoon and baroque recorders. Exquisite choral works by Byrd, Palestrina, and Arnesen round out the performance.
Performances
Feb 4, 8:00 pm, Holy Family Church (1372 King St W)
Feb 11, 7:30 pm, St. John’s York Mills (19 Don Ridge Dr)
Tickets available at trinitybachproject.org/concerts ($30 Adult / $20 Budget / $10 Student) and at the door 30 minutes before showtime.
The hand self-portrait shown on the poster was provided by Toronto artist Maria Gabankova. To see more of Maria’s work, please visit www.paintinggallery.net.
Sun, Feb 15, 4pm-5:30pm, Parish Hall – Back by popular demand, we will be holding another Dutch pour painting workshop led by Donna Edwards in the Parish Hall. We are very thankful she is again willing to share her knowledge with us. We will start at 4:00 and the workshop will run until 5:30 (ish) with a light supper and chit chat time for those of you who want to come to the Lamplighter service. For the sake of numbers please RSVP as soon as possible to Laurie () to reserve a spot if you plan to attend the workshop. Space is limited.
Sat, Mar 7, 7-9pm, Upper Annex – The visual artists here at Little Trinity will once again be showing their work in an art show held on March 7 in the upstairs of the Annex (403 King Street East) from 7-9pm. If you would like to show your art at this gallery, please be in touch with Laurie Haughton at . This is open to all ages of artists!
Thu, Mar 12, 7-9pm, Innis Town Hall (2 Sussex Ave) – “The Shepherd & The Sound” – Join us in person for a special screening of The Shepherd & The Sound right here in Toronto. This film is a modern-day spiritual pilgrimage that sees a desperate and lonely King David near the end of his life, plagued by his inability to hear the once-familiar sound of God’s voice. Starring Toronto’s Jason Hildebrand and featuring music by Mike Janzen. Details & tickets on Eventbrite HERE.
If you have a concert, play, gallery, showing, etc. coming up, please contact Laurie, our Creative Coordinator at to post virtually here, on our Grapevine email, our social media and downstairs in the church on the Artist Community Board.
Connecting the Artist Community:
We have artists and creators at Little T! Many of them! And we would like to connect and promote the work that they’re doing in print, photography, drama, music and art and more.
We have had and hope to have events to connect our artists and creators. We have Open Mic nights for performances and fellowship in the parish hall. We also like to share our vision for the future with ideas and listen for where God is leading us. Get in touch with Laurie to become part of this community.