Music at the Spring
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The Music at the Spring concert series is a ministry of our congregation. Our goal is to provide Mechanicsburg and the surrounding community with quality musical performances that they otherwise might not have to ability to enjoy due to distance, cost, or accessibility. We aim to provide concerts featuring music from a wide variety of genres and time periods. Our performers are a mixture of the best our region has to offer as well as nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. All concerts are free and open to the public, although a free will offering is taken. If you have any questions or would like to be added to our mailing list, please email us at [email protected]
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Join us as we celebrate 5 years of Music at the Spring!
Become a Music at the Spring Sponsor
One of our goals with this concert series is make quality music performances available to all people. This is why we continue to make all our concerts free and open to the public. While we do take a free-will offering, that only covers a small portion of putting on these events. That is why we are so grateful for our ever growing list of sponsors who share their financial gifts with us to ensure the sustainability of this concert series. If you or your business would like to join us in this endeavor, we invite you to download the appropriate sponsorship information form below. All donation are tax-deductible and will be publicly recognized at our concerts. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected]. Join us in making sure these concerts continue for many years to come!
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2025-2026 Season
Big Sky Quartet On Sunday, November 9, 2025, Music at the Spring kicked off it's 4th Season with a performance by the Big Sky Quartet. This award-winning folk/roots band from Central PA performed an amazing program of almost entirely original works, and now has many new fans! Their reputation for moving melodies and uplifting 3-part harmonies preceded them, and they more than delivered. It was an uplifting afternoon of music our audience will not soon forget!
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The Great American Songbook On Sunday, February 16, 2026, fan favorite Jeff Coon returned to the Music at the Spring stage to perform songs from the "Great American Songbook." Throughout the performance, Jeff delighted our audience with songs by the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, and more. He also shared stories about the composers and the meaning behind several of the songs - so it was entertaining and educational! It was a wonderful afternoon of hearing old favorites among friends!
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Filament On Sunday, March 22, 2026, our audiences were treated to a performance by Filament. Filament is a Philadelphia-based chamber ensemble who is renowned for their interpretation of music from the Baroque period. They performed their program titled "Bach Reimagined" to a enthusiastic audience. Following the performance, the ensemble stayed to share information and answer questions about their unique period instruments, which was very much appreciated by those in attendance! It was a great afternoon of music-making!
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Messiah University Percussion Ensemble On Sunday, April 26, 2026, Music at the Spring finished off it's 4th season with a bang! The Messiah University Percussion Ensemble and the Messiah University High School Honors Percussion Ensemble performed a wide variety of music, highlighting the vastness of the percussion ensemble repertoire. While many in the audience didn't quite know what to expect when they arrived, they were quickly mesmerized by the talent and musicality of these young performers. We are thankful to have had such a great ending to our season!
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Past Seasons
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2022-2023 - Our Inaugural Season
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2023-2024 Season
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2024-2025 Season
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