Concerts

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Looking for some unique fun to start your summer? Come along on a road trip with the PGMC and discover the coolest off the beaten path places along the way in our “Are We There Yet?” concerts.

Make plans now to join us for our holiday concert, “Feliz Navidude.” We will be highlighting the Latin flavors of the holiday season with tunes that echo the samba, salsa and jazz beats. All of the music in this jolly-filled concert will be performed, of course, the PGMC way.

Using songs in the mainstream, from the Broadway stage and the movie screen to the pop charts, we will tell the stories of the human experience that are unique and yet common to the LGBTQ genre.

This concert series has a unique blend of familiar holiday classics, such as “Winter Wonderland,” “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear,” and “Little Saint Nick,” all done, of course, the PGMC way, as well as some delightfully arranged and beautifully sung versions of lesser known holiday tunes that will surely get you in the holiday mood.

Throughout its history, the United Kingdom has been a major exporter and source of musical innovation, drawing its cultural basis from its own history, from church music, Western culture, and ancient and traditional folk music.

Our concert theme this season is a kaleidoscope. By definition, a kaleidoscope is a tube that has mirrors and loose pieces of colored glass inside at one end so that you see many different patterns when you turn the tube while looking inside.

They were three of the coolest cats of all time: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin; better known as The Rat Pack. They ruled Las Vegas and Hollywood during the 1950’s–1960’s.

We’re making our list and checking it twice because we want everything to be perfect for these concerts. As the name implies, you can expect both traditional and not-so-traditional holiday fare tonight.

This year, the Providence Gay Men’s Chorus is celebrating twenty years of making music! The PGMC was founded in a living room in 1995 when a few guys thought, “wouldn’t it be great to have a gay men’s chorus in Providence?”