Arts in the Woods at UUCA

333 Coffeehouse
The 333 Coffeehouse is a non-profit, non-alcoholic, listening room. The coffeehouse happens on the 3rd Friday of every month at the Church. Inexpensive gourmet fare is offered. The doors open at 7:30pm and music begins promptly at 8:00pm. Admission is $10 ($8 for students and seniors). Click Here to purchase online with Visa/MasterCard.

333 Gallery
The Gallery at 333 Features artists who are members or friends of the church. Their works are displayed in the gallery. An artist's reception is held for each exhibitor. For more information contact Debbie Boudra: dancindebart@comcast.net

Church Choir
During the the coming year, the choir will sing approximately every other week, presenting music in a wide variety of styles and periods. At least two special Music Sunday services are included. Prospective members in all voice parts are always welcome. Singers need to be able to sing in tune and carry their part. Music reading skills are not required. For more information, speak with any Choir member or contact Betsy Jo Angebranndt

Dignity Players
Dignity Players promotes the inherent worth and dignity of all people through the production of plays and musicals containing a message of life, liberty, justice, hope, and dignity. An all-volunteer organization, Dignity Players seeks to involve members of the UUCA community and the greater Annapolis area community, and to inspire action on social issues pertaining to the rights of all people, regardless of race, gender, creed, religion, or sexual orientation. Find out more about   more info

REVUE Songbook and CD
All the songs from "THE UU REVUE: Dropping the Other Shoe," performed most recently at our denominational General Assembly in Boston to rave reviews, are available in the Songbook which may be purchased for $25/copy.

Music For Peace & Justice Concert Series
Arts in the Woods
Each year we host a series of classical and jazz concerts at the Unitarian Universalist church. We present music of the highest quality to enrich the lives of our local communities and to support local charity organizations in the search for peace and justice. Over the past few years we have hosted recitals by world-renowned pianist Brian Ganz, Washington virtuoso flutist Karen Johnson, chamber music concerts by the excellent Mariner String Quartet and the jazz of Max Murray & Friends and young artists Netanel Draiblete and cellist Rachel Gawell. Revenues from ticket sales for these concerts go to help local charities, including Arundel Habitat, HAVEN, and The Light House Shelter. A "Circle of Friends" developed in 2006 to help cover the cost of publicity and musicians fees to enable to extend our concert series and reach a larger audience.

For more information contact: Tatiana Johanning
phone: 410-897-7588
e-mail:tjohanning@gmail.com

Tickets for each concert
$25 general
$15 Students
(One child under 17 accompany by an adult free)
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