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The Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus (AGMC) is one of the world’s oldest gay and lesbian choruses, founded in 1981 by Jeffrey D. McIntyre. As part of Voices of Note and a member of GALA Choruses, AGMC operates with a mission to create music that entertains, inspires, and connects communities across Atlanta and the region. From Broadway and classical repertoire to jazz and contemporary popular songs, AGMC blends artistry with advocacy, celebrating LGBTQ+ voices through powerful, inclusive performances.

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Located in the heart of Atlanta, AGMC participates in landmark gatherings, collaborates with regional arts organizations, and headlines concerts that attract diverse audiences. The chorus maintains a presence across social channels via Voices of Note, including a Linktree hub that connects you to Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and ticketing options for upcoming performances.

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AGMC’s history includes milestones like being the first openly gay group invited to the Georgia State Capitol (December 20, 2013) and earning formal recognition from the Georgia House (HR 1787, March 12, 2014). The chorus has welcomed notable guests and collaborations, including Maya Angelou (1998), the Atlanta Ballet (1999), Matt Alber (2015), and Jessica Vosk (2022). In recent seasons, fans have looked forward to major engagements such as Disney PRIDE in Concert with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (June 21, 2025, at Atlanta Symphony Hall) and This Is Me! (March 15, 2025, at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church, Emory). The 45th Holiday Concert is set for December 5–6, 2025, at the Cathedral of St. Philip. COVID-19 briefly paused festival appearances, but AGMC remains an active, vital voice in choral music, touring and performing across Georgia and beyond.

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People behind the production

Social media and updates are centralized through Voices of Note, with a dedicated Linktree hub linking Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and ticketing—making it easy to secure your seats and follow their performances. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to choral music, AGMC offers an engaging, inclusive experience that’s straightforward to enjoy.

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Quick Facts About Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus

  • Founded in 1981 by Jeffrey D. McIntyre; one of the world’s oldest gay/lesbian choruses and the first in the South.
  • Affiliated with Voices of Note and a member of GALA Choruses; operates under the umbrella of Voices of Note in Atlanta.
  • Genres: choral, Broadway, classical, jazz, and popular music.
  • Notable collaborations and guests include Maya Angelou (1998), the Atlanta Ballet (1999), Matt Alber (2015), Jessica Vosk (2022).
  • Historic milestones: first openly gay group invited to the Georgia State Capitol (Dec 20, 2013); Georgia House HR 1787 commending AGMC (Mar 12, 2014).
  • GALA Festival 2024 in Minneapolis; COVID-19 caused the 2020 festival to be canceled.

AGMC’s history includes milestones like being the first openly gay group invited to the Georgia State Capitol (December 20, 2013) and earning formal recognition from the Georgia House (HR 1787, March 12, 2014). The chorus has welcomed notable guests and collaborations, including Maya Angelou (1998), the Atlanta Ballet (1999), Matt Alber (2015), and Jessica Vosk (2022). In recent seasons, fans have looked forward to major engagements such as Disney PRIDE in Concert with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (June 21, 2025, at Atlanta Symphony Hall) and This Is Me! (March 15, 2025, at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church, Emory). The 45th Holiday Concert is set for December 5–6, 2025, at the Cathedral of St. Philip. COVID-19 briefly paused festival appearances, but AGMC remains an active, vital voice in choral music, touring and performing across Georgia and beyond.

Social media and updates are centralized through Voices of Note, with a dedicated Linktree hub linking Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and ticketing—making it easy to secure your seats and follow their performances. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to choral music, AGMC offers an engaging, inclusive experience that’s straightforward to enjoy.

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