Cape Fear Chorale Tickets

Based in Wilmington, North Carolina, the Cape Fear Chorale is a volunteer choir comprising roughly 70–85 singers each semester. Led by Artistic Director Dr. Aaron Peisner, who succeeded longtime director Jerry Cribbs, the ensemble brings a broad repertoire to audiences across the region. Since its first concert in 1998, the Chorale has presented two concerts per season and a spring fundraiser, earning recognition from the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners for service to the community. The group collaborates with local ensembles such as the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra and UNCW choirs, delivering sacred, secular, patriotic, and musical theatre works with a strong emphasis on community outreach.

Whether you’re new to choral music or a longtime fan, Cape Fear Chorale offers engaging performances that highlight harmony, storytelling, and regional talent. If you’re looking to secure your seats for their next performance, you’ve got a friend in the business—we’ll help you find available tickets and dates for each show as they’re announced.

Upcoming Highlights for 2025 include Liebeslieder at UNCW Kenan Auditorium on March 29, The Great American Songbook at Winter Park Baptist Church on May 30, Mass in Troubled Times at Kenan Auditorium on November 16, and a Ukrainian Festival appearance at Waterline Brewing Co. on November 22. Each performance stands alone as a separate date with its own venue and program, so check the schedule for individual tickets and availability. Social media updates and official content can be found on their site and linked platforms for the latest news and performance footage.

Social links (official; new windows open): Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. You can follow Cape Fear Chorale for rehearsal insights, behind-the-scenes, and concert announcements as the group continues to serve the Wilmington area with accessible, community-driven music.