Joyfully celebrate and help raise funds to restore Christ Church’s Chapel.

Tickets for Chapelfest are available for Christ Church parishioners and their guests 21 and older by check or by scanning the Venmo QR code (@CCWGiving). Note Chapelfest and the number and type of tickets you are purchasing in the memo area. Seats are limited and will be sold on a first come first served basis. Please direct ticket related questions to Lisa Snabes.

• Friend $100 per person for general admission

• Angel $150 per person for seating at a cabaret table

Puchase tickets through Venmo here.

Donate through Venmo to help restore and renew our Chapel here.

Live Music at 6:30 p.m. following the buffet

Christina Lundin - Emcee

Her audience-friendly, witty and relatable comedy style will guide the evening.

Joo and Stephen Boe, Tina Pappademos and Cynthia Zimmerman

Our Christ Church talented friends will delight us with a selection of beloved classics and well-loved standards familiar to all ages. We are most grateful for the rich melodies, joyful harmonies and instrumental accompaniment these cherished artists will share.

Hot Like Mars

Handpicked by Val’s List, they will perform originals and put a fresh twist on classics. With high energy and feel-good vibes, this band will deliver an irresistible sound. They are sure to light up the Chapel and keep our toes tapping with their vibrant and infectious style. Their dynamic performance promises to be a highlight of this special evening. Check out Hot Like Mars here.

Rundown

This talented group will create a lively musical experience that is sure to uplift and inspire. Known for their rich blend of blues, soul, and rock, this dynamic band will bring heartfelt energy to the Chapel. Their music resonates with commanding vocals of Christ Church’s own Mac Lamason, all in dedication to our cherished space.

The Chapelfest committee is grateful for your attendance and financial support. Chip Champagne, Carrie Healy, Gary Martin, Anna Mills, Sarah McCool, Darlene McKinney, Lisa Snabes, Michelle Sweeney and Griswold Ware