Multiple U.S. Churches and Universities Host Free Halloween Concerts for Community Engagement

Several communities are hosting free Halloween-themed concerts featuring a variety of musical performances. Christ Church Episcopal in Savannah, Georgia, is holding a Spooktacular organ concert with live accompaniment to a 1920s silent movie, encouraging costume wear and donations to a local charity. Angelo State University Symphony Orchestra in Texas will perform a family-friendly concert including pieces like "In the Hall of the Mountain King" and "Hedwig's Theme," with musicians also in costume and a post-concert trick-or-treat event. St. John’s Episcopal Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, is presenting a Haunted Halloween Concert featuring organ music, narration of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," and children's choir, marking the first performance of this piece in the Commonwealth. Additionally, the Maui Community Orchestra offers a Halloween-themed concert with classical and popular music in Wailuku, Hawaii, including a children's costume parade. All events are free and invite attendees to join in festive attire and community celebration.