St. Timothy’s Summer Music Festival is a five-concert Sunday series at 4 PM at St. Timothy’s Memorial Chapel overlooking Georgetown Lake, Montana, featuring folk, Americana, classical, and acoustic performances in an intimate mountain chapel setting. Each 2026 concert offers a close connection between artist and audience, with tickets just $25 per concert or $100 for a complete season pass.
5 concerts • Sundays at 4 PM • Tickets $25 per concert
• Season pass (all 5 concerts) $100
Perched above Georgetown Lake, St. Timothy’s Chapel offers stunning views of the Pintler Mountains and exceptional acoustics — creating an intimate setting where every performance comes to life.
Join us for five unforgettable Sundays of live music, featuring a diverse lineup of Montana favorites and nationally recognized performers.
Montana roots and Americana to open the 2026 season — lively, welcoming, and tailor‑made for a summer afternoon.
The ShuffleBums, led by Montana musician Scott Boehler, bring an upbeat mix of roots, Americana, and acoustic‑driven music to the stage. Based in Livingston, Montana, the group’s relaxed yet engaging style captures the easygoing spirit of the West. With strong musicianship and an inviting stage presence, ShuffleBums set the tone for the festival’s opening concert — inviting audiences to settle in, connect, and savor a summer evening of live music in a stunning mountain setting.
July 12
A cornerstone of classical music in Montana — refined, intimate, and rooted in the festival’s long-standing tradition of excellence. The Montana Chamber Music Society brings exceptional musicians to Montana audiences, offering a polished concert that highlights masterful ensemble playing and beloved repertoire. Expect an evening of rich programming, nuanced performance, and the quiet beauty of chamber music in a mountain‑chapel setting.
July 26
Montana legends Rob Quist and Jack Gladstone come together for a powerful evening of music and storytelling rooted in the American West. Known for blending Western songwriting with Indigenous perspective, this performance brings Montana audiences a meaningful and engaging experience that connects people, stories, and traditions. Their shared stage presence adds depth, warmth, and authentic connection, creating a night to remember under Montana’s summer sky.
August 8
The Lucky Valentines, featuring Jamie and Shaun of Fort Benton, Montana, bring a warm and engaging mix of acoustic folk, Americana, and harmony‑driven music to the stage. Known for their approachable style and uplifting sound, they offer a polished concert that highlights heartfelt songwriting and intimate vocal harmonies. Expect an evening of rich storytelling, nuanced performance, and the quiet beauty of acoustic music in a mountain‑chapel setting.
August 23
The John Floridis Trio closes the season with a rich blend of jazz, world, and contemporary acoustic guitar rooted in decades of performance and composition. Based in Missoula, Floridis is an acclaimed guitarist, composer, and recording artist known for blending bluesy folk-rock with intricate instrumental work and spacious, melodic improvisation. Their dynamic sound creates a captivating and memorable finale experience that lingers long after the last notes fade.
