The Arts at Chester Presbyterian

Chester Presbyterian Church has a long history of supporting the arts. Weaving the arts into worship provides opportunities to learn and to experience God’s love individually and collectively in mind, body, and spirit. Beyond our Sunday worship, supporting the arts also extends out into the community where shared experiences can be enjoyed by one and all. 

Regular Offerings

  • Crafting Class

    Meeting the first Monday of the month from September to May from 6-8pm, the crafting class creates a unique, seasonal piece together while enjoying a relaxed environment and pleasant conversation.

  • Guitar Class

    Join this small group of musicians every other Thursday at 6:00pm in the Choir Robing Room. No fee, however, bring your own guitar. Email for more information.

Upcoming Concerts

  • Richmond Brass and Percussion Consort - April 22 @ 7pm

    Richmond Brass and Percussion Consort offers a concert to honor the life and legacy of fellow musician Dr. Richard Schwartz, Principal Clarinetist for Richmond Symphonic Winds.

    This concert is a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Richard Schwartz whose remarkable talent, dedication, and contributions to music enriched the lives of his students, colleagues, and the community alike.

  • Chesterfield County Choral Society - May 4 @ 3pm

    The Chesterfield County Choral Society presents their Spring Concert "Sing For Joy," including special guests, The Balladeers, a Chesterfield County gospel group.

    The concert is sponsored by The Arts at Chester Presbyterian Church and also features Roshan Chakane, CPC Director of Music.

  • Bonefire's Spring Concert - June 8 @ 3pm

    This concert will feature a choir of Trombones showcasing music that is idiomatic to brass instruments. Additionally, you will hear a few arrangements done by their own members of popular tunes you will love and recognize.

  • Richmond Brass and Percussion Consort - July 1 @ 7pm

    Join us for a free holiday concert featuring the Richmond Brass and Percussion Consort conducted by George Tuckwiller.