Friday, July 31st, 2026, 6:00pm
Rhiannon Kaela Hurst is a Rockport native and an award-winning jazz vocalist who has appeared on national and international stages, earning recognition as a 2021 National YoungArts Jazz Voice Winner and performing at the 2023 International Guinness Jazz Festival in Ireland. A 2025 graduate of the College of the Holy Cross and the Brooks Music and Fenwick Scholar, she studied jazz voice at the New England Conservatory and has just graduated with her Master’s in Jazz Vocal Performance from New England Conservatory. She is excited to be back and will be joined by Matthew Walsh on Bass and Saxophone, Emmett Price IV on drums, and Niko Malinowski on guitar.

In the spirit of giving back to the community, each concert is partnered with a Cape Ann non-profit organization. The public is invited to make a free-will donation.
Pathways is a leading provider of education and care programs on the North Shore of Massachusetts serving over 500 children and their families from 14 communities. Our year-round programming, including Head Start and Early Head Start, serves children birth to age 13 and their families. We have centers in Gloucester, Beverly and Salem.
Our comprehensive, all-inclusive educational programming offers meals, nutrition assessment, health and developmental screenings, referrals for special education services, family support, enrichment programs and transportation when necessary.
Pathways’ holistic, all-inclusive approach along with our outstanding performance reviews and professional accreditations are what set us apart from most early education and care organizations.
We set our standards high, value our dedicated professional staff, and invest in each child’s success.
Pathways programs reach our children and families in a wide variety of ways. Our social workers can make a difference for our families. Sue Todd, President and CEO states: “The staff can find and build on strengths that even the parent doesn’t know are there. That parent who walked through our door unable to make eye contact because of lack of self-esteem, finds their voice and finds their path to a promising future for their family.”
Palladium Tier
Scobie Ward, "Cousin Susie"
Platinum Tier
J.J. & Jackie Bell, John & Janis Bell, Cape Ann Savings Bank, Andrew Spindler, "Anonymous Lanesvillians"
Gold Tier
Peter Calkins & Susan Casey, Jonathan Golding & Sally Bradley Golding, JoeAnn Hart & Gordon Baird, Leslie Nicholson, Trish Roach & Rob Martin
Silver Tier
Ann Banks, Carl & Judith Gustin, Mary Hintlian, Dick Prouty, Jerrold Oppenheim & Theo Macgregor, Charles Nazarian, In Memory of Kenneth M. Parker, Patricia Poore, Sandy & John Ronan
Bronze Tier
Mark Adrian Shoes, Julee Allen and Laurence Kent Jones, Andy & Peggy Calkins, Diane Faissler, Beth Graham & Bill Schulz, Peter Hornbeck, Maggie & Joe Rosa, George & Lelly Smith, Sara Stotzer & Jay McLaughlan, Holly Tanguay, Nick Taormina, Peter Van Demark, June & Jim Wulff
Address: Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church — 10 Church Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
Do you love our programs at the Meetinghouse? Would you like to support our summer concert series in support of worthy local non-profits as a Sponsor? Last year we raised over $18K in free will donations while featuring great local musical groups and offering delicious food from local vendors. We call it doing good while having fun! All the proceeds go to our partner non-profits, so we rely entirely upon Sponsors like you to pay the expenses. Being a Sponsor is a great way to support your community and to have your name or business listed on all of our posters, season cards, and online publicity.
Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation, Inc., is a nonprofit Massachusetts corporation qualified by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. With this designation, contributions to the GMF are tax-exempt to the extent of the law with no goods or services received in exchange.