Upcoming Events
Click on the event location for a map (when available), and see our Monthly Newsletter for additional details.
Schedule subject to change - Last updated November 14, 2022
Schedule subject to change - Last updated November 14, 2022
Date
November 20
December 11 December 11 |
Time
2 p.m. CST
3 p.m. 4 p.m. |
Location
Alabama Theatre - Birmingham, AL
Stephenson High School - Stone Mountain, GA Cumming First United Methodist - Cumming, GA |
Details
Alabama Chapter Meeting - open console at "Big Bertha", the 4/32 Mighty Wurlitzer, and a brief business meeting
Monthly Meeting - our annual Christmas celebration, featuring several Chapter artists as well as open console on the 4/23 Grande Page theatre organ Concert - the talented David Marsh returns for his third appearance at Cumming First United Methodist Church with a holiday pops concert; free admission (donations welcomed) and reception to follow |
Virtual Events
Not quite ready to attend programs in person? Here are a few of our favorite sources for both live and archived programs which you can enjoy from the comfort of your home...
Fox Theatre Atlanta - ATOS Atlanta has produced three wonderful videos at the Fabulous Fox Theatre, showcasing "Mighty Mo". Join Ken Double at both the interim "Faux Mo" console and the beautifully-restored 1929 console in these presentations.
Mark Herman Productions - Mark has produced a delightful series of programs, featuring both his 1915 Mason & Hamlin A grand piano as well as theatre pipe organs from across the country. These events are incredibly produced, and not to be missed!
Alabama Theatre - the Alabama Chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society, in their close partnership with the Alabama Theatre, have been presenting a series of live stream concerts and silent shorts featuring "Big Bertha" - the theatre's 4/32 Mighty Wurlitzer.
Strand Theatre - the Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, with their "Living Room Sessions" takes you live and virtually in-person to local artists' homes for a variety of performances, including Ron Carter and his Mighty Allen GW-IV.
