Frequently Asked Questions about St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church Events
What types of events are held at St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church?
St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church hosts a variety of events including concerts, art exhibitions, community gatherings, and religious services. The church is known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant community engagement.
How can I purchase tickets for events at St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church?
Tickets for events can be purchased online through the church's official website or through authorized ticket brokers. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance as many events sell out quickly.
Is there parking available at St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church?
Yes, there is limited parking available near the church. However, public transportation is highly recommended due to the church's location in Brooklyn. Nearby subway stations and bus routes provide convenient access.
Are there any age restrictions for events at St. Ann's and The Holy Trinity Church?
Age restrictions vary by event. Most family-friendly events welcome attendees of all ages, while some concerts or performances may have age limits. Please check the specific event details for more information.
What should I do if I cannot attend an event after purchasing a ticket?
If you are unable to attend an event, please refer to the ticketing policy for refunds or exchanges. Many events allow for ticket transfers or resale through authorized platforms.
Candlelight: Tribute to Drake Brooklyn Concert reviews
Great crowd, marginal sound quality, more toilets!
I had a great time and listened to some great music. The sound system was so bass oriented I couldn't understand the lyrics or any melodies (except Kid Rock whose crew had it wired). Kinda screwy. Needed more toilets. You had to walk to one area with lines.
Why not here? Would have loved in / out privileges as I wanted to kill some time between sets. Forecastle figured this out. The musicians were awesome but I literally couldn't place Limp B's song until about 30% into it because the sound was off.
Camping was a great idea but way too expensive. Would have been a great add on at a lesser price.
Again these are awesome comments.
Pure comedy at it's best
Joe Bolster had a great set opening for Candlelight: Tribute to Taylor Swift. Candlelight: Tribute to Taylor Swift was definitely "on" for this show in front of an atypically enthusiastic suburban L.A. crowd. This was the first time I'd seen one of Brian's shows in person, and I've been a fan of his for many years. Besides his ability to make me laugh to tears, what struck me is how unadorned his set is. I've seen Eddie Izzard and Ricky Gervais, both with elaborate rock concert type sets. Brian, on the other hand, comes out casually dressed on a bare stage with only a wooden stool and two small water bottles. That's it. He knows all that matters to the audience is how funny he is -what else do you need? He WAS funny, and everyone loved it. The audience sure showed their appreciation, including the kids and senior citizens, because Brian keeps it clean. This is how comedy should be.