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Arcadia Chorale invites you to join us for an extraordinary year of music!
Arcadia Chorale invites you to join us for an extraordinary year of music!
Whether you’re a lifelong choral enthusiast or joining us for the very first time, we can’t wait to share these musical moments with you. Click below to learn more about the upcoming season:
Whether you’re a lifelong choral enthusiast or joining us for the very first time, we can’t wait to share these musical moments with you. Click below to learn more about the upcoming season:
Thank you for your vital support of the arts in our community – see you soon!
Thank you for your vital support of the arts in our community – see you soon!
Dr. Rick Hoffenberg, D.M.A.
Dr. Rick Hoffenberg, D.M.A.
Guest Music Director
Guest Music Director
Arcadia Chorale is thrilled to welcome Dr. Rick Hoffenberg to the podium as our Guest Music Director for the first concert of our 2026 – 2027 Concert Season!
Rick is well-known in our music community, having led the choral program at Marywood University for many years. A longtime friend of the Chorale, Rick will bring his talents to us for several projects this season – we're privileged to sing for him and simply can't wait!
Join us on Sunday, October 11, as Rick leads us in Perpetual Light, our fall program anchored by Morten Lauridsen's Mid-Winter Songs. Then join us later in the season as Rick leads us in our holiday and spring concerts – make sure to say hi!
To learn more about Rick, see his bio here.
Sunday, September 20, 2026
Purses, totes, backpacks and much, much more – try your luck at games, basket raffles, 50/50 and special prize drawings!
Bring a friend and enjoy food, drink and SO. MUCH. WINNING!
See our Events page for more information or get your tickets now:
$25 in advance/$30 at the door
Perpetual Light
Perpetual Light
3:00pm
Sunday, October 11
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Scranton
Our first concert of the 2026-2027 season! Dr. Rick Hoffenberg, Guest Music Director, leads us in an afternoon of radiant song exploring themes of memory and renewal.
On this 250th anniversary year, join us as we highlight America’s long tradition of providing a home for global creativity: Hear works by American-born composers, as well as by artists who emigrated to or lived and worked in the United States for extended periods. Music by composers from Europe, Asia, and Canada will frame Morten Lauridsen's gorgeous cycle, Mid-Winter Songs.
Tickets available at the door or purchase online here.
$15 General Admission
$12 Seniors/WVIA Members
Free student admission
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