Join us in the summer of 2024 as the Association of Anglican Musicians visits Minnesota for the first time since 1991. We will stay in Minneapolis at the beautiful Marquette Hotel, steps away from Mary Tyler Moore’s statue outside Dayton’s Department Store. Registrants will visit many of the vibrant liturgical spaces in the Twin Cities for concerts, recitals, and, of course, liturgies. Our plenary space features views of the city from the 50th floor of the IDS Tower, the tallest structure in Minneapolis. On Wednesday, the Conference will travel for a day trip to beautiful Saint John’s Abbey in Collegeville, MN to “walk with Saint Benedict”. A small group will remain at the Abbey for an extended retreat led by The Rev’d Kathie Nycklemoe. We are looking forward to seeing you this summer!

Early Member Registration: $499
Regular Member Registration: $599 (after March 1, 2024)
Non-Member Registration: $725
(Whether you are an experienced church musician or just beginning your vocation, we welcome you to apply for membership.)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK INCLUDE
• Concert by The Singers and Opening Eucharist at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral
• Opening Sermon and Lecture from The Venerable Paul Sneve, Archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota
• Panel of Female Composers moderated by Julie Amacher of Minnesota Public Radio
• Organ Recital by Abraham Wallace at St. Olaf Roman Catholic Church
• Opening Banquet on the 50th Floor of the IDS Center
• Hymn Festival at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church led by Cantor David Cherwein
• Lutheran Vespers with Extended Offertory sung by Kantorei at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
• Noonday Prayer and Community Mass with the monks of St. John’s Abbey
• Explore the St. John’s Bible, Abbey Organ Builders, Abbey Arboretum and the beautiful environs of St. John’s Abbey
• Duo organ recital by Damin Spritzer and Isabelle Demers at St. John’s Abbey Church
• Closing Eucharist at St. John the Evangelist, St. Paul