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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church and the Mary Whittle Concert Series thank you for another successful season! We had four excellent concerts, starting in October with Seeger: An Inconvenient Folksinger, written and performed by Randy Noojin. Next up was a concert in November by the fabulous local choral ensemble Vox Humana, followed by an evening with Daniel Stipe on the organ and piano in February. We ended the season in April, with Georgia Rogers Farmer regaling us with a variety of styles and genres of song.
A huge thank you to all who made this season a success by helping with ticket sales, ushering, bringing food for the fabulous receptions, and more! We couldn't do this without your support. Mary would have been so proud to have been the inspiration for such beautiful music here at St. Thomas'.
Stay tuned for an announcement for the 2026-2027 season of the Mary Whittle Concert Series!
Mary Whittle was a long time member of St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church and was involved in many aspects of church life. She was a member of the choir, served on the Vestry, and spent time in charge of the Property Committee. Mary was a dedicated volunteer with the Food Pantry, and she enjoyed the fellowship and camaraderie of the Parking Lot Ladies. She was a retired English Teacher, and in the early seventies, she was a strong advocate for women’s rights and served as the President of the Richmond Chapter of NOW. Mary loved music and was often reduced to tears by the beauty of what she was listening to. St. Thomas’ named this concert series after her as an honor to her memory.