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Palm Springs Gay Men&#;s Chorus

In , the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles presented their holiday concert in Palm Springs. After that performance, a community of local residents banded together and formed a singing team called the Caballeros, The Lgbtq+ Men’s Chorus of Palm Springs. There are still a several charter members from that collective in the chorus today.

Though the name changed, the mission of the chorus remains the same: To be a chorus of gay men, who through musical excellence, community outreach, and civic responsibility, are dedicated to entertaining, inspiring, and educating the culturally diverse community in which we live.

Beyond our annual season of concert, the chorus sponsors or participates in a number of outreach events. Donations from these events help support the George Zander Memorial Anti-Bullying fund. Grants from this fund help assist Gay Straight Alliances in the Palm Springs and Desert Sands Unified School District.

The chorus continues to support its community partners by singing at hi-profile events including: Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards, the AID

Tickets are on sale for the Palm Springs Gay Men's Chorus (PSGMC) season at the historic Plaza Theatre. Accompanying a headline-making season announcement in the spring, fans can now purchase seats for a duo of spectacular performances that promise everything from glittering holiday magic to rhinestone-studded joy. As The Plaza Theatre's Official Inaugural Resident Artists, PSGMC kicks off its 26th season at the fully restored downtown venue with their biggest and best holiday spectacular yet.

Celebrating the holidays in grand style, the season opens December 19–21, , with “Bells, Brass & Sass,” a glittering spectacular featuring timeless holiday favorites such as Elf The Musical and The Sound of Music.

These joyous performances continue with “Rhinestones & Rainbows,” April 24–26, —a spirited celebration of authenticity and sparkle inspired by Dolly Parton. Expect high-energy performances, bedazzled boots, and soulful harmonies that shine as brightly as Palm Springs itself.

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Palm Springs Gay Men&#;s Chorus returns to its recital home at the Palm Springs Art Museum Annenberg Theatre for the season with &#;Ring! Swing! Sing!&#; December , and “Defying Gravity” April , Due to popular demand PSGMC has added a 4th show for each concert on Thursday nights.

&#;Our holiday and spring concerts are a collection of uplifting and inspiring music, memorable guest artists and collaborators, along with new programs and initiatives that will expand the Chorus&#; letter of love and inclusion to new audiences and new communities,&#; said Jerry R. Soria-Foust, Artistic Director, PSGMC.

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Tickets are on sale for the Palm Springs Male lover Men's Chorus (PSGMC) season at the historic Plaza Theatre. Following a headline-making season announcement in the spring, fans can now purchase seats for a duo of spectacular performances that promise everything from glittering holiday magic to rhinestone-studded joy. As The Plaza Theatre's Official Inaugural Resident Artists, PSGMC kicks off its 26th season at the fully restored downtown venue with their biggest and best holiday spectacular yet.

These joyous performances continue with “Rhinestones & Rainbows,” April 24–26, —a spirited celebration of authenticity and sparkle inspired by Dolly Parton. Anticipate high-energy performances, bedazzled boots, and soulful harmonies that shine as brightly as Palm Springs itself.

Tickets for all shows are on sale now. Tickets are