Perhaps the only better thing better than seeing a great performance is seeing it in a beautiful, nontraditional, iconic and intimate setting. The Artiste Sanctuary Concert Series at St. Jude's Episcopal Church in Cedar City has already established itself as one of the best listening rooms in Utah.

For the 2013 season, which begins on Sunday afternoon, March 3 with folk troubadour Gabrielle Louise, concertgoers can expect to see and hear classical pianist James D'Leon, John Houston's Gospel Choir, the Brothers Comatose, John Batdorf and James Stanley, Courtney Marie Andrews, Kate McCleod, the Gonzalo Bergara Quartet, Peppino D'Agostino and others. The Gabrielle Louise concert will take place at 4 p.m. at St. Jude’s.

The Artiste Sanctuary Concert Series is in its second year of production, and Founder/Producer Dennis Gregz hosts national touring talent from diverse musical genres to expand listeners’ appreciation of live performance. He believes there is no substitution for the emotive experience of watching artistry at work in the flesh.

“My passion as a concert producer is to create the best possible environment with unsurpassed production values to let that experience happen, and this series is our attempt at doing just that,” Gregz said.

To cover the costs of the artistry, all concertgoers are asked to make a suggested donation at the door. A $10 donation is suggested for the upcoming Gabrielle Louis show.

St. Jude’s Episcopal Church is located at 200 W. Harding in Cedar City. For more information about Gabrielle Louise, visit www.gabriellelouise.com.

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