Twin Cities Gay Mens Chorus

Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus is a non-profit organization based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Established as a volunteer community chorus in 1985, TCGMC is governed by a 501(c)(3) designation. With a team of nine employees and over 170 singing members, the organization has a rich history of musical performance and community engagement. TCGMC provides its members with opportunities to participate in a full concert season, featuring performances at Ted Mann Concert Hall in Minneapolis. The chorus also performs at a variety of other venues, including schools, churches, universities, and festivals across Minnesota, the Midwest, and the nation. Additionally, TCGMC has two smaller ensembles: the Chamber Singers and OutLoud!, which contribute to the organization's diverse musical offerings. The Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus is dedicated to the mission of "Gay Men Building Community Through Music." Through its performances and outreach programs, the Chorus aims to promote social exchange, celebrate diversity, and use music as a tool for transformation, education, and healing. TCGMC actively works towards the elimination of homophobia and intolerance within its community and beyond. For more information about Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus, visit their website at tcgmc.org.