Fine Arts Music at FPC
Beautiful, inspiring concerts open to everyone! Come for the music, uplift your spirit and enjoy the beautiful sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church. Experience new highs and soaring acoustics - FPC's gift for Boise's growing downtown community.
You are welcome here!
The Arts at FPC
September - October 2026
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Sunday, Sept 27 | 4 PM
Enjoy an afternoon of organ music performed by organist and minister of music, Ryan Dye. Music interspersed with poetry and other writings read by Christine Caven, director of family ministries.
Free and open to the public
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Saturday, Oct 3 | 7:30 PM
“America Sings!”
Celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with songs and stories from our nation’s rich heritage. This special concert brings together singers, composers, and communities to reflect on the nation’s journey—its triumphs, its traits, and the diverse voices that continue to shape its story.
Critical Mass is a semi-professional choral ensemble consisting of training singers in the Treasure Valley, bringing audiences an inspiring blend of breathtaking artistry, musical storytelling, and unexpected discoveries.
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Sunday, Oct 11 | 7:30 PM
“This Land: Fall Choral Collage”
An evening celebrating diverse musical voices and traditions that have shaped this land. This Land explores the rich tapestry of choral music from African-American spirituals to folk songs, art music, and popular music.
Featuring music by composers and arrangers including Aaron Copland, Randall Thompson, and others, This Land offers a vibrant musical portrait of the people, stories, and traditions that make up our American experience as our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary.
University Singers, Vox Angelis & Meistersingers annual fall concert.
Conducted by Dr Richard Hutton
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Friday - Saturday, Oct 23-24
FPC hosts its own Fine Arts Weekend
Friday evening concert
Saturday evening concert
Artist reception
If you are interested in the use of the First Presbyterian Church of Boise for your event, please complete our Building Use Request Form.