Support the Choruses in the 2019 Seattle AIDS Walk
September 28th, benefiting Lifelong
Seattle Women's Chorus
The choruses to sing at benefit performance for the AIDS Memorial Pathway
In 2020, the plaza over Capitol Hill's light rail station and the north edge of Cal Anderson park will become home to The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway.
Executive Director Steve Smith to leave Seattle Choruses
Steve tells us what's in store for him and the things that have made him most proud of SWC and SMC.
I'm with the band
Meet some of the instrumentalists from SWC's Legends of Rock, on stage at Benaroya Hall on April 28.
CADA Can Help
Learn more about Citizens Against Domestic and Sexual Abuse. SWC performs a benefit concert in Langley on April 20.
Meet Sarah Rudinoff
This singer/actor/writer joins SWC at Benaroya Hall for Legends of Rock.
Choruses to participate in songwriting workshop with Washington Middle School
The song will premiere at McCaw Hall in the spring.
Update on SWC's anniversary partnership with Lambert House
Thank you for your generosity at our performances of Hear Me Roar!
Meet Nikki Blackmer
Director of The Supertonics, our newest vocal ensemble
Introducing The Supertonics
The newest vocal ensemble under the banner of Seattle Choruses!
Meet Alexandria
This local powerhouse singer joins SWC for HEAR ME ROAR in October
Joining Hands and Hearts Across the State
The 2018 Sing Out Washington Tour
Out of the Mouths of Babes
The story behind the penultimate song in NOT IN OUR TOWN, and how it parallels with today's news
Update: Our initiative with Women for Women International
40 women in regions of conflict have entered into the nonprofit's training and support program, thanks to your donations.
Musical Improvisation
Kate Olson and Susan Pascal talk improvising for the upcoming SWC concert, Fired Up.
Q and A with Isolde Fair, a Voice for the Future
Following her viral video success, songwriter and musician, Isolde Fair, will perform with SWC in FIRED UP
Randy Rainbow to guest-star with SWC and SMC
Rainbow is known for his searing and cheeky musical parodies of politics and pop culture.
3 Questions With Sensible Shoes
The ensemble of SWC can be seen in September at The Triple Door in "So You Think You Can Sing."
Eric Lane Barnes reflects on his 17 years with SMC and SWC
Beginning in the fall, Eric will have a new role as Director of Ensembles.
YES on Access for All
Supporting arts, culture, heritage, and science on the King County primary ballot in July.