Honoring a long-standing tradition of Christmas music and celebrations, St. John's Huntington, will present a concert of songs, carols and stories to be performed on Sunday, December 21, 2025, at 7:30 pm. The concert, Sing Noël! will be held at St. John’s Church, at the corner of Prospect Street & Main Street in Huntington Village.
The public is invited to take a joyous break from the holiday rush and enjoy “Sing Noël!”, with the musical talents of Leslie McBride, soprano, Leslie Valentine, mezzo-soprano, Douglas Purcell, tenor, Larry Long, bass and Christine Doré, piano. Leslie Valentine, organizer and performer said, “Our congregation is delighted to, once again, bring the joy of the holiday season with world class music that will hopefully inspire the audience. What started as a musical project to help with the restoration of the pipe organ, has turned into a 30+ year tradition at St. John’s church. Sing Noël! is a concert of Christmas, with beautiful music and inspiring stories featuring the talents of professional musicians from the New York area.
It is an event that fills the hearts of concert goers with the true spirit of Christmas. Staff, clergy and congregants welcome the community into the St. John's Chapel for this musical performance."
The December 21st concert will be followed by a reception in the Great Hall at St. John’s. Tickets are $20 with ticket discounts for Seniors (65+), veterans, and students ($10).
Purchase tickets on St. John's website (or at the door): www.stjohnshuntington.org/concert
About St. John's: St. John’s is an Episcopal Church founded in 1745 by Samuel Seabury, who later became the first Bishop of the Episcopal Church. St. John’s is part of the Diocese of Long Island and the Episcopal Church, USA and of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Since its foundation, St. John’s has been an integral part of Huntington Village and its history and continues to serve the community with various outreach services and activities.