The Sundays On The Hill Concert Series committee is so delighted that we are able to offer a concert series again after the COVID pandemic changed all of our lives in so many ways. We hope that we will be seeing many familiar faces this summer and look forward to meeting many new music supporters. Stay tuned for any regulations necessary for the safety of all.
For nearly two centuries, the Church on the Hill (now on the National Register of Historic Buildings) has been a cherished landmark of the historic village of Weston, Vermont. Built in 1838, its dramatic setting and graceful architecture make it today one of the most photographed buildings in southern Vermont.
The Sundays on the Hill concert series is proud to be able to rent the acoustically perfect Church on the Hill for our summer concert series of professional artists.
The Sundays on the Hill concert series is proud to be able to rent the acoustically perfect Church on the Hill for our summer concert series of professional artists.
Concert Schedule Concerts are held from June to September, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Admission is only $5 for adults, thanks to generous support from Patrons of Sundays on the Hill and other anonymous donors. Children under 12 may attend at no charge. Please be aware that there are no reserved seats, no advance tickets, and admission is paid at the door.
Sundays on the Hill Origin
Sundays on the Hill began in 1997 as “First Sundays” a joint venture of the Weston Community Church and the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company spearheaded by Helen Burdick and Steve Stettler. The inaugural concert on June 29, 1997 was Kinhaven Music School. The season closed with a performance by the Green Mountain Singers, known today as Counterpoint!
Sundays on the Hill began in 1997 as “First Sundays” a joint venture of the Weston Community Church and the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company spearheaded by Helen Burdick and Steve Stettler. The inaugural concert on June 29, 1997 was Kinhaven Music School. The season closed with a performance by the Green Mountain Singers, known today as Counterpoint!
