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The Chicago Gay Men's Chorus (ChiGMC) is a cornerstone of Chicago’s LGBTQ+ arts scene. Founded in 1983 with roughly 55 singers, it has grown into a large, community-based ensemble that brings together traditional choral repertoire with musical theater, jazz, and pop. Known for a distinctive gay-aesthetic presentation, ChiGMC remains a welcoming space for singers and audiences alike. The choir is committed to cultural outreach, seasonal productions, and collaborations that celebrate diversity through music.
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As a founding member of GALA Choruses, ChiGMC has helped shape national conversations about LGBTQ+ artistry and inclusion. The ensemble has earned recognition for performances at major venues and events, including national anthems at Wrigley Field and collaborative productions like Broadway Rocks with the Grant Park Music Festival. Their ongoing mission focuses on accessibility, education, and community engagement across Chicago and the surrounding region.
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Explore the choir’s rich history, standout recordings, and upcoming performances as they continue to bring high-energy, heartfelt choral experiences to audiences in the Chicago area.
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Upcoming tours and shows keep the momentum going. In 2025, ChiGMC will present Cabaret A Swiftie Cabaret (Sept 26–27, 2025, at Center on Halsted) and Holly Dolly Christmas (Dec 5–7, 2025 across Harris Theater, NEIU, and North Shore Center in Skokie). The ensemble’s discography highlights a commitment to accessible, diverse programming, with albums such as So Happy Together: Festival Gems (2013), Here We Come A-Caroling (2012), Favorite Things (2006), I Will Be Loved Tonight (2004), and Cool Yule (2001) showcasing their versatility and musical range.
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Social: stay connected with ChiGMC on Facebook at Facebook, X at @chicagogmc, and Instagram at @cgmc. These channels are your insider access to rehearsal updates, behind-the-scenes content, and ticket information.
On stage
The documented stage experience
Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to Chicago’s choral scene, ChiGMC offers engaging performances, community outreach, and a platform where voices come together to celebrate culture, resilience, and music.
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Quick Facts About Chicago Gay Men's Chorus
- Founded in 1983 as a chorus of roughly 55 singers; now a large, community-based ensemble in the Chicago area.
- Genres and style: blends traditional choral music with musical theater, jazz, pop, and a distinctive gay-aesthetic presentation.
- Discography (albums, most recent first): So Happy Together: Festival Gems (2013); Here We Come A-Caroling (2012); Favorite Things (2006); I Will Be Loved Tonight (2004); Cool Yule (2001).
- 2025 tour/season dates: Cabaret A Swiftie Cabaret (Sept 26–27, 2025, Center on Halsted); Holly Dolly Christmas (Dec 5–7, 2025 across Harris Theater, NEIU and North Shore Center in Skokie).
- Major awards/achievements: Inducted into the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame in 2001; awarded 2023 Outstanding Achievement in Arts and Humanities by the Illinois Treasurer’s Office for LGBTQ+ history month; frequent high-profile performances (e.g., national anthems at Wrigley Field, Broadway Rocks with Grant Park Music Festival).
- Social media: active on Facebook (@ChiGMC), X (formerly Twitter) @chicagogmc, and Instagram @cgmc.
Upcoming tours and shows keep the momentum going. In 2025, ChiGMC will present Cabaret A Swiftie Cabaret (Sept 26–27, 2025, at Center on Halsted) and Holly Dolly Christmas (Dec 5–7, 2025 across Harris Theater, NEIU, and North Shore Center in Skokie). The ensemble’s discography highlights a commitment to accessible, diverse programming, with albums such as So Happy Together: Festival Gems (2013), Here We Come A-Caroling (2012), Favorite Things (2006), I Will Be Loved Tonight (2004), and Cool Yule (2001) showcasing their versatility and musical range.
Social: stay connected with ChiGMC on Facebook at Facebook, X at @chicagogmc, and Instagram at @cgmc. These channels are your insider access to rehearsal updates, behind-the-scenes content, and ticket information.
Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to Chicago’s choral scene, ChiGMC offers engaging performances, community outreach, and a platform where voices come together to celebrate culture, resilience, and music.
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