St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is pleased to announce the lineup for its 2026–2027 Noon and Night Concert Series. Featuring an exciting variety of musical performances spanning classical, jazz, folk, Americana, ragtime, and more, the series is completely free and open to the public, making high-quality live music accessible to the entire community. Each concert date includes a one-hour performance at noon and a 90-minute performance at 7 p.m. All performances take place in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre, located in the Fine Arts Building on the SC4 campus at 601 Erie Street, Port Huron.
The series opens on September 26, 2026, with the return of the Lexington Bach Festival String Quartet. The ensemble will present a classical program featuring works by Johann Sebastian Bach alongside music inspired by his enduring influence.
On October 8, acclaimed jazz clarinetist Dave Bennett will bring his energetic performance style and exceptional musicianship to the SC4 stage.
Jazz pianist and vocalist Brenda Earle Stokes will perform on November 19 as part of a dynamic jazz trio, followed by folk musician Katie Geddes on December 3, whose performances weave together storytelling and traditional folk influences.
The new year begins on January 21, 2027, with Port Huron favorite Still Running, an acoustic rock and country duo. Michigan-based Americana singer-songwriter GlenBrooke Moretz will perform on February 11, sharing her heartfelt songwriting and distinctive sound.
On March 18, audiences will enjoy the lively entertainment of ragtime pianist Peter Bergin, whose performance celebrates the timeless energy and charm of classic ragtime music.
The season concludes on April 8 with the return of the SC4 Showcase, highlighting the talents of SC4 students, faculty, and staff.
“Access to the arts should be available to everyone,” said Sarah Rutallie, Chief of Staff at SC4. “Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we’re able to offer the Noon and Night Concert Series completely free of charge. These performances enrich our community, create opportunities for people of all ages to experience outstanding live music, and reflect SC4’s commitment to making the arts accessible to everyone.”
All Noon and Night Concert Series performances are free and open to the public, and no tickets are required. Community members are encouraged to attend one or both performances on each concert date. For updates, a complete concert schedule, and more information, visit www.sc4.edu.
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St Clair County Community College (SC4) was founded in 1923 and is the only public higher education institution in the thumb of Michigan. SC4 is a comprehensive community college that provides certificates and degrees for employable skills and college credits that can be transferred to a four-year college or university. The college provides collegiate arts and athletics for the area and has been an asset for students and the Port Huron community for over one hundred years.
