Join us for an immersive weekend celebrating the boundless imagination of J.S. Bach from May 22–24. With four distinctive concerts across three beautiful Toronto venues - Eastminster United Church, the Church of the Holy Trinity, and St. Andrew’s Presbyterian - the festival offers a unique way to experience Bach’s extraordinary musical world.

The festival opens with a vibrant evening of double concertos, showcasing the thrilling interplay of paired soloists. Enjoy our ever-popular, noon-hour organ recital, a perennial audience favourite, and settle in for the beloved Kaffeehaus—always sold out and not to be missed—featuring R.H. Thomson, outstanding soloists, and the spirited secular cantata Hercules at the Crossroads. The weekend concludes with a rich Sunday afternoon of choral cantatas that reveal Bach’s profound expressive depth.

Relaxed, welcoming, and unlike anything else in the city, the Toronto Bach Festival offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Bach’s genius over one unforgettable weekend in the heart of Toronto.

Don’t delay - shows sell out,
and prices go up March 22, 2026!
Single concert tickets will go on sale in early April.