Carrie Newcomer Concert

Welcome to the Carrie Newcomer Concert at Broad Street Presbyterian Church! Get ready to experience an unforgettable evening filled with soulful music and heartfelt lyrics.

Join us on February 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Eastern Time) for a night of beautiful melodies and inspiring songs. Carrie Newcomer's music has a way of touching hearts and lifting spirits, so don't miss out on this special event!

Come together with friends and family to enjoy an evening of music that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired. It's a night you won't want to miss!

Carrie Newcomer is a songwriter, recording artist, performer, educator and activist. She has been described as a "prairie mystic" by the Boston Globe and one who "asks all the right questions" by Rolling Stone Magazine. Carrie has 20 nationally released albums on Available Light & Concord/Rounder Records including A Great Wild Mercy, Until Now, The Point of Arrival and The Beautiful Not Yet. Newcomer has released three books of poetry & essays, A Permeable Life: Poems and Essays, The Beautiful Not Yet.

In recent years, Carrie has become one of Substack's most popular music writers with her weekly offerings of topical reflections, videos, poetry and songs. She has also joined with the author Parker J. Palmer on several projects, including The Growing Edge collaboration which explores growing edges, personally, vocationally and politically. Together they created live events, personal growth retreats, and the highly rated The Growing Edge Podcast that features authors, activists, poets and musicians. Spirituality and Health Magazine named Parker & Carrie in the top ten spiritual leaders for the next 20 years.

Carrie is known for her low and resonant voice as "rich as Godiva Chocolate". In a time of deep divisions, Carrie has become a national voice for finding how we still connect at the heart of the human story. She lives in the wooded hills of South-Central Indiana with her husband and two shaggy rescue dogs.

Host or Publisher Broad Street Presbyterian Church