November 8, 2025 • Doors open 7 pm; Music at 7:30

Like troubadours of old, Pythagoras of Cascadia, in his one-man show “Surviving the Robot Apocalypse,” combines storytelling and song to contemplate moments in history when the world seemed to end, what people did about it, and how we might come together again today to do the same.

This event is free. Beverages can be purchased by the glass.

J. S. Bach’s Cantata No. 51

Joyful and virtuosic... Bach’s only cantata written for solo soprano and trumpet.

featuring Cassandra Willock and Morris Northcutt

Suggested donation $20 (or as you can)

Join us for an evening of games for all ages! 

Bring your favorite board/card game to share or grab one of the many available to play. Feel free to bring your own snacks and drinks, and come for as much or as little of the festivities as fits into your schedule.

Enjoy playing with neighbors and friends as the fall evenings get darker and chillier.

Rich Mathes shares his recap of Lutheran World Relief projects in May at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church. Thanks to all who stepped up to help!

Are you interested in “going deeper” about the distinctively Lutheran view of music in worship? We invite you to consider with us the beautiful and meaningful implications for worship life.

What is a cantor? Among Lutherans, the cantor’s role can be summarized as “leader of the congregation’s song.” Learn more about ELCA Cantors and their unique role.

Queen Anne Lutheran Church is proud to partner with Ridwell to help reduce our collective environmental impact. Learn more about this innovative recycling program led by our Climate Action Team.