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Concert Series
Hartford Gay Men's Chorus
June 28 | 3pM
Founded in 2012, the Hartford Gay Men’s Chorus’ 35+ voice ensemble is celebrated for their musicianship, creative programming, and community outreach. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Christopher Clark and Executive Director Robert Reader, the HGMC sings a wide range of music as catalyst to inspire, impact and enrich the lives of our members, patrons, and the community.
The HGMC recognizes the sociopolitical statement inherent in being an openly gay organization and, as such, representatives of the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to their concerts, they represent the LGBTQ+ community through partnerships with other gay and gay-affirming organizations, outreach within our community and beyond, and participation and performances at pride events, cultural celebrations, civic programs, sporting events and other special occasions.
The HGMC recognizes the sociopolitical statement inherent in being an openly gay organization and, as such, representatives of the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to their concerts, they represent the LGBTQ+ community through partnerships with other gay and gay-affirming organizations, outreach within our community and beyond, and participation and performances at pride events, cultural celebrations, civic programs, sporting events and other special occasions.
A Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols
Dec 13 | 10aM
Come continue a new Enfield holiday tradition with us. This evening will set the mood for your season as we welcome amazing artist to sing and play.
This is unlike any other event in our town, and you will want to come back year after year.
We will enjoy music from soloists, a brass quartet, our own organist, and those in attendance interspersed with readings from the prophets and gospels announcing the coming of the Messiah.
This is unlike any other event in our town, and you will want to come back year after year.
We will enjoy music from soloists, a brass quartet, our own organist, and those in attendance interspersed with readings from the prophets and gospels announcing the coming of the Messiah.
Jazz Worship Sunday
May 23 | 10aM
The Hot Cats can be found playing our infectious music for libraries, churches, and summer gazebo concerts across the state of Connecticut. Since their inception, the Hot Cat Jazz Band has performed hundreds of “jazz worship services” while accompanying congregational hymns.