Live music, made in Brighton.
For more than two decades, the BrightonMusic Orchestra has filled Brighton, Colorado with live music — concerts played by your neighbors, most of them free, at First Presbyterian Church.
The 2026–27 Season
Four programs, October through May.
Admission is free for most events. Concerts begin at 4:00 PM on Sundays unless noted.
Homespun Concert
31st Annual Christmas Festival Concert
Classics Concert
Annie Get Your Gun — in Concert
Our Ensembles
One organization, three ways to make music.
BrightonMusic Orchestra
Full community orchestra performing 4–5 concerts each season — from Homespun favorites to the annual Christmas Festival and Classics concerts.
Kat McCusker, founding director · Megan Spaulding, assistant director
BrightonMusic Choir
Voices from across the community, joining the orchestra for featured programs and performing choral works throughout the season.
Deanna Marcy, director
Bright’nJazz
A volunteer big band dedicated to swing and jazz standards, playing events across the Brighton community. Visit brightnjazz.org.
Kat McCusker, director
Play With Us
“The orchestra welcomes musicians of any talent level — enthusiasm is all that’s needed.”
Dust off the instrument in the closet. Whether you last played in high school or perform every weekend, there’s a chair for you.
Email us to joinOrchestra rehearsals Saturdays, 1:30–3:30 PM
First Presbyterian Church of Brighton
Choir rehearsals Sundays, 6:30–8:00 PM
Questions brightonmusicweb@gmail.com
Support the Music
Keep the concerts free.
BrightonMusic is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — every donation is tax deductible and goes directly to bringing live music to the community.
Donate by mail
Make checks out to BrightonMusic and mail to:
475 Hunter Court
Brighton, CO 80601
King Soopers Rewards
Enroll in Community Rewards on your King Soopers account and search for “brightonmusic” — a portion of every shop is donated, at no cost to you.
Give online
Donate directly with Google Pay, or through a Westerra Credit Union account.
BrightonMusic is supported in part by Colorado’s Scientific & Cultural Facilities District (SCFD).