Bama Baroque

07/15/2026

Don’t forget: the first issue of our free monthly newsletter, The Courante, drops August 1!! More than just ensemble and concert announcements, each month you’ll also receive:

📯 early instrument of the month features
🎧 early music listening recommendations
✍🏼 educational and guest columns on a variety of topics related to our music and mission
💌 ways to support and engage with us

and a lot more!

Two ways to sign up:
• DM us (for your privacy don’t comment) your email
• Sign up using the submission form at the bottom of any of our website pages at www.bamabaroque.org (🔗 on profile)

05/19/2026

And that’s a wrap on BB’s first full season! ✅ Tuscaloosa, from the bottom of our hearts: THANK YOU 💛🌻💛 you are all simply amazing. From our sold-out show at Ben’s Bread to our wonderful audience on Sunday at Christ Episcopal (some of which drove quite a distance to attend!) and the many kind messages and gifts of support you shared throughout the weekend... you have continued to welcome us so warmly, and we are incredibly grateful for each and every one of you. We can’t wait to keep bringing the joy of early music to you for many more weekends to come.

Where can you hear us next? Keep an eye out for exciting things coming the first weekend of October... more details soon 👀✍🏼😃

05/17/2026

TODAY! See you all there!!

Bama Baroque is proud to announce our next concert series: “The Musical Coal-Man” 😊🎶✨

In late 17th- and early 18th-century London, a coal merchant named Thomas Britton invited listeners to climb a rickety, narrow staircase to the attic above his shop for what became the first truly public concert series. Patrons of every background gathered shoulder to shoulder in the loft to hear some of the finest music and musicians in the city.

Bama Baroque recreates one of those remarkable evenings in sound and spirit with music by Purcell, Handel (who is said to have performed at one of Britton’s concerts), le Roux, Matteis, and more, all on period instruments - with short demonstrations, historical tidbits, and conversation along the way.

Join us at one (or both,) of the below performances, both in Tuscaloosa:
🥖 May 16 @ 4: Ben’s Bread (RSVP required due to occupancy; link in bio)
⛪ May 17 @ 3: Christ Episcopal Church

Free parking available at both locations. Admission is free, with donations to Bama Baroque gratefully accepted.

Come experience this rare, whimsical, and delightful treat, right here in the heart of Alabama! We are so excited to share more of this gorgeous music with our community 🖤

05/16/2026

📣SOLD OUT at Ben’s Bread‼️‼️‼️
Thank you Tuscaloosa 🎵🙏
Additional seating will be limited and subject to availability-standing room/at capacity after that!!!

Tunes, treasures, & true stories from a 17th-century London coal merchant's attic

05/13/2026

RSVP REMINDER: if you plan to attend our Ben’s Bread concert on Saturday May 16, due to occupancy limits and to plan for seating, we ask that you RSVP on Eventbrite! 🔗👇:

Tunes, treasures, & true stories from a 17th-century London coal merchant's attic

04/16/2026

We are one month away from this awesome weekend in Tuscaloosa! Please share with your friends and look for more content from us in the coming days! ✨🎶✨

Bama Baroque is proud to announce our next concert series: “The Musical Coal-Man” 😊🎶✨

In late 17th- and early 18th-century London, a coal merchant named Thomas Britton invited listeners to climb a rickety, narrow staircase to the attic above his shop for what became the first truly public concert series. Patrons of every background gathered shoulder to shoulder in the loft to hear some of the finest music and musicians in the city.

Bama Baroque recreates one of those remarkable evenings in sound and spirit with music by Purcell, Handel (who is said to have performed at one of Britton’s concerts), le Roux, Matteis, and more, all on period instruments - with short demonstrations, historical tidbits, and conversation along the way.

Join us at one (or both,) of the below performances, both in Tuscaloosa:
🥖 May 16 @ 4: Ben’s Bread (RSVP required due to occupancy; link in bio)
⛪ May 17 @ 3: Christ Episcopal Church

Free parking available at both locations. Admission is free, with donations to Bama Baroque gratefully accepted.

Come experience this rare, whimsical, and delightful treat, right here in the heart of Alabama! We are so excited to share more of this gorgeous music with our community 🖤

03/27/2026

Bama Baroque is proud to announce our next concert series: “The Musical Coal-Man” 😊🎶✨

In late 17th- and early 18th-century London, a coal merchant named Thomas Britton invited listeners to climb a rickety, narrow staircase to the attic above his shop for what became the first truly public concert series. Patrons of every background gathered shoulder to shoulder in the loft to hear some of the finest music and musicians in the city.

Bama Baroque recreates one of those remarkable evenings in sound and spirit with music by Purcell, Handel (who is said to have performed at one of Britton’s concerts), le Roux, Matteis, and more, all on period instruments - with short demonstrations, historical tidbits, and conversation along the way.

Join us at one (or both,) of the below performances, both in Tuscaloosa:
🥖 May 16 @ 4: Ben’s Bread (RSVP required due to occupancy; link in bio)
⛪ May 17 @ 3: Christ Episcopal Church

Free parking available at both locations. Admission is free, with donations to Bama Baroque gratefully accepted.

Come experience this rare, whimsical, and delightful treat, right here in the heart of Alabama! We are so excited to share more of this gorgeous music with our community 🖤