Andrew Koutroubas, left, and Helene Newbold at Woodbury Church in Antrim. Credit: SECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript

Silentwoods Collective and the Antrim Historical Society will hold a “pop-up”  musical performance at the historic Woodbury Church in Antrim on Sunday at 4 p.m.

This performance will offer audiences an opportunity to experience chamber music as it was performed more than two centuries ago.

“This is the first concert we will be hosting at the church, and it will be a chance to show off the incredible acoustics and a chance for people to see the church while it is in the process of being renovated,” said Helene Newbold of the Antrim Historical Society.

The concert will be followed by a silent auction and reception in the church’s reception hall, which will be the new home of the AHS museum. 

The concert will be one hour long with no intermission, and doors will open at 3:30 p.m. Admission is free; however, check-in is appreciated either online or at the door. Walk-ins are welcome, and donations are always appreciated. 

Antrim’s Woodbury Church. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript

For more information, visit silentwoodscollective.org.