Saint Mark's Anglican Church
Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia
All are welcome at Saint Mark's.
Join us for Mass: Sundays at 9:30 am
If you can’t make it in person, you can watch Sunday Mass on our YouTube channel via live stream, or watch recordings of past Masses.
Choral Masses and Special Events
Choral Mass and Blessing of Animals. Bring your animal companions to Mass, or for a blessing on the lawns outside at 10:45.
Fitzroy Chamber Music Series
Monthly concerts at St Mark’s Fitzroy supporting emerging, international and underrepresented artists.
Alyse Faith and Ken Wei present an afternoon of songs and dances for flute and guitar. The program travels from J.S. Bach’s dance movements from his Partita for flute, to a song by Schubert, Romanian folk dances by Bartók and the famous tangos of Piazzolla and Gardel. Along the way, solo works showcase the distinctive voices of the flute and guitar.
Join the Fourwood Guitar Quartet for an afternoon celebrating the music of Australian composer and guitarist Damien McCluskey. Featuring an all-McCluskey program, this concert showcases the breadth of his distinctive compositional voice, from intimate lyricism to vibrant rhythmic energy. Recently awarded a grant from the Grainger Museum, McCluskey has composed a major new suite for guitar quartet inspired by the life and works of Percy Grainger, reflecting his ongoing commitment to creating innovative and engaging repertoire for the guitar. Performed by one of Australia's leading guitar ensembles, this concert offers a unique opportunity to experience an entire program dedicated to a living Australian composer.
Melbourne-based pianist Charlotte Roberts is joined by radiant violinist Rianah McInnes and dynamic cellist Aylish Jorgensen for an afternoon celebrating the remarkable voices of women in chamber music. The program features Louise Farrenc's spirited Piano Trio No. 1 in E-flat Major, Op. 33, alongside two masterpieces by Clara Schumann: her expressive Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann, Op. 20 and the passionate Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 17. Completing the program is Aftermath by Australian composer Emily Sheppard, bringing a contemporary perspective to this rich and compelling musical journey.