Queen City Musicians kicked off the 2014 season with a successful presentation of Marc-Antoine Charpentier's miniature tragic opera, Actéon, followed in October by an evening of creative Halloween-inspired programming at Magnolia's Q Café, Coffin Break. January 2015 saw two performances of Purcell's Ode for St. Cecilia's Day, followed in May by an evening of Swedish music and song, SVENSK BAROCK, in collaboration with Swedish Club NW.

Fil I Am, in October 2015, was a celebration of Filipino culture presented by Queen City Musicians, the Filipino-American Student Association sa University of Washington, Rondalya sa Seattle, Sayaw Dance Troupe, and Filipiniana Dance Company, supported by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Kultura Arts, private donors, and the University of Washington. Lastly, Ruddier than the Cherry, presented in February 2016, was a night of Handel’s solo cantatas for alto and countertenor.