Saturday, August 5 - BOSTON, MA @ 8pm ET
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
138 Tremont St, Boston, MA
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Sunday, August 6 - SALISBURY, VT @ 3pm ET
Salisbury Congregational Church
853 Maple St, Salisbury, VT

Avian Menagerie is a carefully curated concert program selected from dozens of pieces created especially for the ensemble by its resident composers, representing some of the best original music that Nightingale has performed to date. This playful, profound, whimsical, and poignant collection of new choral music will be performed by 16 virtuoso singers a cappella.

Thursday, September 21st - BOSTON, MA @ 8pm ET
Saturday, September 23rd - BOSTON, MA @ 8pm ET
Old North Church
193 Salem Street Boston, MA
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​A choral dramatization of Boston-born author Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Cask of Amontillado, featuring the music of Carlo Gesualdo. Most infamous for murdering his wife and her lover (and well known for his dissonant Italian Renaissance polyphonic music), Gesualdo pairs perfectly with the macabre writing for which Poe is most famous. This semi-staged production is directed by Angela Yam (ADRIFT) and features Nathan Halbur as the narrator, Montresor.

Thursday, November 16th - BOSTON, MA @ 7pm ET
David Friend Recital Hall, Berklee College of Music
921 Boylston St, Boston, MA

Saturday, November 18th - YORK, ME @ 1pm ET
York Public Library
15 Long Sands Rd, York, ME

Nightingale will perform the Massachusetts and Maine premieres of Andrew List's vocal quartet, clarinet, and piano cycle titled "Journey of Seasons." Featuring poetry by Queer, Belgian-American writer, May Sarton, "Journey of Seasons" uses the image of a garden as a metaphor for the self amidst life's seasons. In tandem with the performance, we will invite a modern poetry scholar to present on Sarton and her impact on 20th century American literature.

December 22nd, 7-9pm
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Cambridge, MA
838 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA



​Nightingale presents a charming musical telling of the classic Christmas story, "Twas the Night Before Christmas" with a Nightingale twist. After the program, please join us for a reception involving drinks, food, and a caroling sing-along to ring in the holiday cheer!

Friday, January 26 at 6:00 PM
The Brattle Theatre
40 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA
$30 General - $20 Student/Seniors/Children

​A group of 9 singers will create fully-improvised soundtracks to a curated collection of silent films, as well as the winners of Nightingale's 2024 Short Film Contest. The films range in style from avant-garde animation to absurd comedy, and Nightingale singers will provide atmosphere, commentary, and playful interaction, taking inspiration from the visuals in real time to spontaneously generate visceral soundscapes.​

MARCH 23RD 7-9pm
Piano Craft Gallery, Inc.
793 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02118

50$ ticket includes:
Music / Food / Drink / Auction / Season Preview

​​Celebrate Nightingale's 5th season by enjoying musical compositions, food, drink, and a preview of the upcoming 2024-2025 season. Support us via our silent auction and other offerings throughout the evening!

Wednesday, May 1st  - BOSTON, MA  - 7:30pm
Charles Hayden Planetarium, Museum of Science
1 Museum of Science Driveway, Boston, MA

ECLIPTIC is a one-of-a-kind musical/visual concert experience curated by Nightingale, Juventas New Music Ensemble, and Boston’s Hayden Planetarium. The program features compositions for 12 voices and a string quartet written by Nightingale composers. Each piece will be brought to life visually by the Planetarium’s visual team as well as Nightingale’s long-time visual collaborator Chad Dorsey. 

Saturday, May 18th - BOSTON, MA @ 6:30pm ET
Sunday, May 19th - BOSTON, MA @ 6:30pm ET
Forest Hills Cemetery
95 Forest Hills Ave, Jamaica Plain, MA

We’re going on an adventure! Join us for “Tales,” a walking tour through Forest Hills Cemetery featuring music and stories inspired by its many remarkable environments. In collaboration with master story-teller Diane Edgecomb, Nightingale invites you to breathe the spring air deeply and listen closely to the stories that nature has to tell.