Eliot Chapel Madrigal Dinner Theatre

While you are decking the halls at home for the holidays, the sanctuary of Eliot Chapel is transformed into a medieval castle for a magical evening filled with a royal feast, song and rollicking good times. 

On December 1, 2 and 3, 2011 Queen Elizabeth I welcomed guests to Castle Eliot where The Greenleaf Singers entertained with harmonious madrigals, the Not-Ready-For-Reformation Players performed a play from an original script, and comely wenches and sturdy knaves served cider, wine and a succulent feast. Members and friends of Eliot Chapel contributed their time and energy to make this evening a night to remember. Madrigal attracts many people from the community at large as well as our own Eliot family and friends.. 

To learn more about Madrigal, please visit the Madrigal website at www.eliotchapelmadrigal.org.   If you are interested in getting involved, please email madrigal@eliotchapel.org.

Eliot Chapel Presents...

Eliot Chapel is proud to host a variety of special musical events throughout the year, including our highly-anticipated Madrigal dinner, which takes places each December. We are also pleased to offer a venue for musical events that promote classical music, as well as those that highlight musicians from all over the country. Please watch the website and announcements for details about these events and ticket opportunities. 

For more information regarding these events, please contact Music Director Jan Chamberlin at music@eliotchapel.org. 

Soulstice Café – “Music to Feed Your Soul”

Three to five times a year, the Eliot Chapel Music Team showcases a traveling singer-songwriter or local jazz ensemble. The sanctuary is transformed into an intimate cafe setting with gourmet desserts and Fair Trade beverages. Previous artists include  Buddy Mondlock, The Kim Portnoy Trio, Emily Kaitz, Tim Grimm, Joe Jencks, Emma's Revolution, Gina Forsyth, Carol Schmidt, the Accidentals, Kevin So, and Jim Scott. Also appearing at Eliot have been Michael McNevin, Gordon Bok, Steve Gillette and Cindy Mangsen.  Stay tuned for information about the next show.

Friends of Music Concerts – Classical Music Series

Friends of Music concerts are free Sunday afternoon concerts presented in the comfortable atmosphere and excellent acoustics of the Eliot Chapel sanctuary. Concerts are usually classical chamber and vocal music from the 16th through 21st centuries and performers include some of the most accomplished and gifted musicians of the Metropolitan Saint Louis Area.   To learn more about Friends of Music, please visit their website at www.fomcstl.org.