The Ancient Office of Tenebrae

Tenebrae, Latin for “darkness,” is a special Holy Week liturgy featuring passiontide music spanning medieval through 20th century chant and polyphony, including Gregorio Allegri’s sublime setting of Psalm 51, Miserere mei sung by the the Cathedral Basilica’s choir.

No tickets required. Free-will offerings accepted.

Parking for all concerts and liturgies is free in the lot next to the Cathedral. On street parking meters and surrounding parking garages require payment.