In an era of darkness and doom, the light we see at the end of the tunnel is the sequined glimmer of queer expression. Join us for this concert of incantations where hope takes the form of a choir reminding the city to shine. Music from classical choral to folk and rock.
Bloom Loop November 15, 7:30 PM Concert Hall at Community Music Center 544 Capp Street, San Francisco Tickets are $30 at the door, $25 in advance, $20 students/seniors. We request with appreciation that audience members wear masks. The Concert Hall is wheelchair accessible. |
The Queer Chorus is a warm and welcoming community committed to cultivating a diverse membership of talented singers from a wide range of musical experiences. We perform many styles of music in concert seasons that usually consist of two concerts, one cabaret, and outreach performances around the Bay Area and beyond. We take our performances seriously, and foster a fun, cozy atmosphere that is home to activism, community, and family. We rehearse Thursday evenings from mid-August to June at St Francis Lutheran Church, near Church and Market St, San Francisco.
Please express your interest by filling out this form and you will hear back from us soon! We look forward to meeting you. |
The queer spirit is resilient, and when times are challenging and when our hearts are heavy, queer joy is our superpower. Join QCSF for a concert where we will live, laugh, love and sing music from the Baroque to Broadway. Featuring choral music by Mozart and Handel, and beautiful arrangements of songs by Bjork, Indigo Girls and more, performed in the beautiful sanctuary of Noe Valley Ministry.
Friday, June 14
7-9 pm Noe Valley Ministry, 1021 Sanchez St General admission tickets are $25.
This event is appropriate for teenage guests and older, and the venue is fully ADA accessible with an elevator and accessible restrooms. Wheelchair seating is available. |
General admission tickets are $20 online
and $25 at the door. |
Love Bites: It’s Halloween in February! QCSF’s annual Anti-Valentine’s Cabaret offers solo and ensemble numbers that parody, (and sometimes celebrate,) the holiday we love to hate and hate to love.
Refreshments will be available before and after the show. The Queer Chorus of San Francisco strives to be accessible to as many people as possible. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds at the door. However, the venue has limited capacity, and Love Bites historically sells out, so advanced tickets are strongly encouraged. |
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