Community Calendar

Three Wilmington congregations are joining together to host an extraordinary weekend of sacred storytelling with international performers Davide Bardi and Paola Balbi. Through dramatic retellings, conversation, and reflection, we’ll explore how story shapes faith and community.

“David and Bathsheba”
A passionate, visceral retelling of the biblical story of desire, betrayal, loss, and redemption. Drawing on medieval Italian “Sacra Rappresentazione,” the performance blends research with improvised, embodied storytelling.
The audience is drawn into the intimate, turbulent world of David and Bathsheba as if witnessing events firsthand. Q and A session after the performance.

250 years. One land. Many voices. This Land, These Voices lifts songs of hope, struggle, and justice—honoring America’s past while calling us toward a more just and shared future.
Join us for this Free concert featuring Wilmington Voices. It’s not just a look back, but a reminder that the American story is still being written—by all of us, together.

Join us at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for a free concert celebrating 250 years of the US. One land. Many voices. This Land, These Voices a concert presented by Wilmington's own professional choir, Wilmington Voices, lifts songs of hope, struggle, and justice-honoring America's past while calling us toward a more just and shared future.
Free concert, ample parking, handicap assessable, featuring Wilmington Voices. It's not just a look back, but a reminder that the American story is still being written-by all of us, together.

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Website: https://go.evvnt.com/3500014-0?pid=10303

Category: Live Music | Choral

Venue Details: St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 16 North 16th Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, 28401, United States

Join us at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for a free concert celebrating 250 years of the US. One land. Many voices. This Land, These Voices a concert presented by Wilmington's own professional choir, Wilmington Voices, lifts songs of hope, struggle, and justice-honoring America's past while calling us toward a more just and shared future.
Free concert, ample parking, handicap assessable, featuring Wilmington Voices. It's not just a look back, but a reminder that the American story is still being written-by all of us, together.

URL:

Website: https://go.evvnt.com/3500014-0?pid=10303

Date and Time: 8th May 2026, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Category: Live Music | Choral

Venue Details: St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 16 North 16th Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, 28401, United States

250 years. One land. Many voices. This Land, These Voices lifts songs of hope, struggle, and justice—honoring America’s past while calling us toward a more just and shared future.
Join us for this Free concert featuring Wilmington Voices. It’s not just a look back, but a reminder that the American story is still being written—by all of us, together.

Get ready for an electrifying night with the Benny Hill Jazz Quartet as part of our concert series! With over 30 years of experience, Benny has captivated audiences, drawing inspiration from legendary artists like John Coltrane and Charlie Parker, while infusing his performances with a distinct and vibrant style. Benny’s improvisations on the alto saxophone are not only reminiscent of the jazz greats but also reflect his unique artistry. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the captivating sounds of this Jazz Quartet!
*All Music on Market Concerts are free, open to the public and family friendly*
*Tickets are not required. Venue Seating is Limited. Seating is on First-Come, First-Served basis.*

Frank Bongiorno directs UNCW Jazz Ensemble, made up of music majors and minors and students from across the university. UNCW Jazz Ensemble performs a variety of jazz music from swing to mainstream jazz and has established a tradition of musical excellence in jazz. Program includes: Thelonious Monk: Blue Monk; Oliver Nelson: Stolen Moments; Rogers & Hart: Have You Met Miss Jones?; Curtis Fuller: Ala Mode; Count Basie / and Frank Foster: Blues in Hoss’ Flat. Face coverings are required.