River City Chorale, the longest standing community chorus in the greater Sacramento region, is celebrating its Golden (50th) Anniversary with two spring concerts, May 15 and 16, Photo courtesy of River City Chorale

SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - River City Chorale, the longest standing community chorus in the greater Sacramento region, is celebrating its Golden (50th) Anniversary. In its spring concerts, May 15 and 16, entitled “RCC50: A Celebration of the Choral Experience,” the chorale will sing music from across the centuries and various countries paying tribute to a wide range of music and traditions for all ages to enjoy.  

Our auditioned vocalists are truly multigenerational, ranging in ages from 19-91, and they are already working diligently to prepare this special concert series under the capable direction of David Vanderbout.  This is a chance to feature the performing arts in Sacramento and honor this grand choral tradition.

Founded in 1976, River City Chorale’s mission is to inspire and enrich our community through high-quality and diverse choral performances.  In addition, the River City Chorale has embarked on over 10 international tours, spreading our love of music with audiences abroad.

50th Anniversary Concerts Information

The anniversary concerts will take place Friday, May 15, 7:30 pm at St. Ignatius Loyola Parish, 3235 Arden Way, Sacramento and Saturday, May 16, at 4 pm. St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 7869 Kingswood Dr. in Citrus Heights.  After each concert there will be a reception, please join us!