West Coast Chamber Music is an award winning classical music series in the heart of Vancouver. Always committed to excellence, West Coast Chamber Music occupies a unique niche in the classical music scene. Some of the region’s best professional musicians gather to present fabulous small ensemble music to appreciative audiences. Mixed programming features well-loved classics alongside worthy works by women and other under-represented composers, ranging from the 18th Century to the present day. A wonderful musical community has evolved.
West Coast Chamber Music is delighted to offer its 33rd season. The Sunday afternoon series of chamber music concerts is presented at the beautiful and intimate space of the Vancouver Unitarians Church at 49th and Oak. Four concerts are scheduled, featuring beautiful music, artist chats and fun door prizes alongside legendary audience receptions! Please mark your calendars: January 25 – February 22 – March 29 – May 10, 2026.
All are welcome!
West Coast Chamber Music is a registered charity and a BC non-profit society.
Registered Charitable Organization #85613 7799 RR0001
Society number: S- 51917
West Coast Chamber Music acknowledges that concerts are held on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwəta (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations to show respect to the Indigenous peoples who have lived and continue to live in this region.
“They are an exemplary performing ensemble.” – Dr. David Duke (musicologist/ composer/ professor)
“They have created a unique niche in Vancouver’s chamber music scene.”
– Ian Hampton (renowned cellist/ Director Emeritus of LCMS)
“I feel that what you do is really important and I thank you for it.”
-Nelson Lacharity
“I am delighted with your programing this season and with the way you find the right blend of known and unknown or little known.”
-Christopher Levenson
“Thank you for a really lovely concert – I thoroughly enjoyed it! Great playing, and interesting programming!”
– Susan Wong Lim
Photos by: Casey Mons, Angus Angell, and Rosemary Crane
