Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

I finally got the opportunity to see Trinity Cathedral’s interior, and it sure is beautiful! On certain Fridays of the month, they hold music concerts inside the church. These concerts are sponsored by MiamiMade and will include such genres as jazz, rock, and believe it or not, even electronica. I still cannot fathom electronic music playing in a church, but, I guess they want to make sure to cover every musical genre, and attract people of all ages. The classical music served perfectly with this Italianate Mediterranean Cathedral as its backdrop, though, so it seemed to be a great pairing.
The acoustics in the church are great, and I got to experience that on Friday when I attended MiamiMade’s classical music concert, featuring an opera singer and a musical ensemble playing chamber music. It ain’t over till the fat lady sings, they say, but as Laura Martinez Leon, the Cuban soprano singing that night, proved to us, the «fat» part is not true. She not only had an amazing vocal range, but also an amazing physique. She coquettishly performed each song with a smile, swaying of the hips and waist, and did a fantastic job keeping the audience entranced. She wasn’t using a microphone, but her voice sounded throughout the church.
After her lovely performance, as well as Maria Paulina Garcia’s, the pianist, came the Euclid Quartet. These young people were very professional, talented, and played a great selection of songs. Again, no microphone was necessary. They played tango crossover and some challenging, yet beautiful classical pieces. Their last piece was a Handel song, which they performed flawlessly. If you like classical music or chamber music, check out the Euclid Quartet. They are local, and very talented. Of course, I suggest checking out Laura and her vocal acrobatics as well!
PS: I did not take any pictures of the performers, as I did not want to distract them or affect their performance and concentration.

Love this church. I recently relocated to Miami and lucked up to have this gem of a church in walking distance from my place. :) I am Episcopal so to me it’s perfect! Beautiful building, simple service and very welcoming congregation. I def recommend.

This cathedral was magnificent! !! I came from California for a wedding. I was blown away. Plenty of parking in the rear of the cathedral

Beautiful church. This church is very large. One of my friends invited me to check it out. I’m not a church goer… at all. Actually I haven’t been to a church in over a decade. The sermon was very nice, not preachy at all. The whole basis of the sermon was very intellectual. The music was amazing, so was the organ. The people (the cherish??) were so incredibly nice.

a church where ‘everyone is welcome at god’s table’. (*I love when they say that!)
I love coming to church here with my sister. Yoga was great and people are very nice. A beautiful place.

One of the most beautiful churches in Miami.
I got married here a year after I had spent a summer in Europe. I came home, got engaged, and thought to myself, «None of these churches will do.» I wanted the grandeur I had seen in Europe.
Yes, there is the Spanish Monastery, but the indoor space is quite small and I was having a large wedding.
The Church of the Little Flower and Plymouth Congregational are just over used to me. They didn’t feel special.
And then I found Trinity. They do have some strict rules, to help protect their church, but I found them completely reasonable.
The airy interior, pretty stained glass windows and beautiful tile mosaic on the domed ceiling make for a great background in pictures. And the long aisle gave me a chance to wear and show off a wedding gown with a 12 foot cathedral length train.
I was truly a princess for the day.