Central Presbyterian Church
Deliberately diverse and fully inclusive

Noonday Concert Series

12:05 - Concert - FREE 12:30 - Lunch $5.00 EVERY THURSDAY*
September 9 Artisan String Quartet - Chamber Music
September 16 Dr. Michael Patilla - Guitar, with Joseph Hopkins, baritone (Spanish & Latin American songs)
September 23 Dr. Timothy Woolsey - Piano
Be sure to see our complete list of upcoming concerts.
On YouTube:
- Grace Andre at CPC on April 2, 2009, singing Ave Maria, Were You There?, and Amazing Grace.
- Gelsomina at CPC on February 18, 2010, playing Bach, Clementi, and Gillock.

The concerts are free!

A light lunch is served following the concerts. Reservations are required. Please e-mail reservations to concerts@cpcaustin.org with "Lunch" in the subject line, no later than Noon the Wednesday before the concert with your reservations. We ask a donation of $5 for adults, and $3 for children 10 and under.
Lunch may be hot meal or a sandwich, we're never quite sure, but it is always good. Tea and coffee are provided by the church. You are also welcome to "brown bag" it.

Parking, while sometimes a challenge in downtown Austin, is usually available 2 blocks east of the church on Trinity across from the Baptist Church at street meters. You may also park at the Perry Brooks Building garage (1/2 block south of CPC on Brazos on the west side of the street). Park on the 4th or 5th floor, then go through the door in the middle of the north wall, turn to your right, take the elevator down, and you'll come out "catty-wompus" from the church. Be sure to bring your ticket in to be stamped, and it will only cost $3. Another option is the State's garage at 12th & Trinity. It provides 2 hours of free covered parking. If you don't mind walking a bit, it is the best deal in town.

Click here if you are a musical artist interested in performing at the concert.

To add your name to our e-mailing list, please click here.

Thursday Noonday Concerts for over 30 wonderful years.
See the Proclamation issued by State Senator Kirk Watson in February, 2010.
See the Proclamation issued by Austin Mayor Will Wynn in April, 2005.
* We do not have a concert on Thanksgiving, or during the week between Christmas and New Year's Day.
Central Presbyterian Church, 200 E. 8th St, Austin TX 78701
(512) 472-2445