Harvest Moon: An evening of music and gratitude

As the beauty of the harvest moon approaches, we will gather for a benefit event of music, desserts, and gratitude.

When: Thursday, October 8th at 7:00 PM

Where: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 121 W. 12th Street, Davenport, IA 52803

What to expect:

  • Claire Kuttler is a Davenport native and soprano based in New York City. Claire has performed throughout the country including at the renowned Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall. Learn more about Claire HERE.

  • Chris Nelson is a talented musician known for his improvisational talent. He is the organist and director of music at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Davenport, and the college organist at Augustana College. Learn more about Chris HERE.

  • Nathan Windt is director of choral activities at St. Ambrose University. He is an accomplished conductor of opera who brings professional choral and solo singing experience throughout the country. Learn more about Nathan HERE.

  • A variety of musical genres, including “I Wish It So” by Blitzstein, “Our Children” from Ragtime, “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” and a special ensemble finale.

After the performance, we’ll gather for baklava and Dubai chocolate prepared by Tapestry Farms colleagues Fatima Hussein and Betul Qamizou, with table flower arrangements from Hortense Zayaro.

Registration & Ticket Options

Support Tapestry Farms and our people with one of three ticket options, priced per person:

Abundance $50: Celebrate life’s fullness and the generous harvest.

Gratefulness $60: Honor the community and relationships that nurture our work.

Care $70: Recognize the reciprocal bond between caring for the earth and receiving its gifts.

When you click the link to purchase tickets, you’ll be asked to select your ticket level. Whatever option you choose, your ticket purchase helps nourish our community and sustain our mission.

We could not host this evening without the support of volunteers and sponsors. To help with a donation of time or money, click on the links below.

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