“Through her smart and resplendent exploration of age-old musical formulas, Snider’s eco- inspired Mass for the Endangered is a blast from the past that resonates profoundly in the present.” —All Things Considered (NPR)

A polyphonic plea for the Earth written by one of today’s most compelling composers, Mass for the Endangered is a luminous and arresting work that carries its urgent ecological message with power and beauty. Before the concert, join our environmental partners for activities and resources that protect our environment, and after the concert, come chat with the composer.

SCHEDULE

• 3:30-5:00 pm – Environmental Partners Fair in the Lobby of Williston-Immanuel United Church (moved inside due to weather)

• 4:00 pm – Pre-concert Talk (concert ticket required)

• 5:00 pm – Concert

Tickets – This event is free and open to the public, but advance registration is required. Registration opens March 15. Registration closes 12 hours before the scheduled start of the event, or when capacity is reached. Walk-ins will be admitted if space allows.

COVID protocols – At this time, we will not require proof of vaccination for this event, but do recommend attendees wear a mask. Our concert protocols may vary over the course of the season in response to the rise and fall of local COVID rates and corresponding CDC recommendations.

Presented in collaboration with the Bowdoin College Chorus.