Upcoming Events
The Marshes of Glynn
and other Lanier-Darsey works in concert The music stream of Meridian Herald’s Confluence 2022...
Find out more »Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta, GA 30309
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Arts at the Confluence: Conversations with Margaret Renkl, Janisse Ray, and Dwight Andrews
Join Emory professor Dwight Andrews, winner of the 2022 Pen America Award for the art...
Find out more »First Congregational Church, 105 Courtland St NE
Atlanta, GA 30303
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Heralding Confluence: A Garden of Delights
After the success of Meridian Herald's Confluence 2021 Proctor Creek efforts, in which Plein Air...
Find out more »Trees Atlanta Kendeda Building, 225 Chester Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30316
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Metro Atlanta’s Urban Waters Symposium
Metro Atlanta's Urban Waters Symposium "Appreciating and Protecting Metro Atlanta's Urban Natural Areas: Old Problems,...
Find out more »Trees Atlanta Kendeda Building, 225 Chester Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30316
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Culminating Confluence Event
Ocmulgee Tour and Indian Festival After 6 days of arts and environmental confluence in Atlanta,...
Find out more »Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park,
Southern Folk Passion
The St. Mark Passion
with Folk Hymns from
The Sacred Harp
Brenda Bynum, reader
The Meridian Chorale
Steven Darsey, Artistic Director
4 pm Sunday, April 10th, 2022
Holy Trinity Parish Episcopal Church 515 E Ponce de Leon Ave, Decatur, GA 30030
No ticket needed- offering taken
free parking
Tradition – Inspiration – Transformation
Meridian Herald engages musical, literary and spiritual traditions to affirm shared humanity, advance enduring truth, enrich the present and transform the future for individuals and communities.
Our events include the Southern Folk Advent and Passion and the Atlanta Music Festival. The music, ranging from classical to folk, African American to Appalachian, sacred to secular, traditional to avant-garde, is performed by the Meridian Chorale and other groups and soloists.
Support Meridian Herald
Meridian Herald strives to transform lives and culture through traditions of music and worship that bridge communities, redeem and honor the past, inspire the present, and ennoble the future.
Meridian Herald depends on donations to enable our programming, the lion’s share of which come from individual donors. Meridian Herald is a 501(c) (3) non-profit and contributions are tax deductible.
