JOIN THE HARMONY
Experience the Joy of Community Singing
At York Region Community Choir, we unite voices and hearts through the power of music and community engagement.
Next meeting:
Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 at 7:30
We’ve been bumped from our regular room this week,
so we’re at the Curtiss-Wright building
at 450 Harry Walker Pkwy S in Newmarket.
Early Start
6:30: There’s Still My Joy (SATB) Small Group
sign up in Events (QUICK LINK below)
Become a YRCC Member: Join us in January 2027 as we prepare for our Spring Concert
Please contact our registrar, Carol (carol.ford234@gmail.com) or send an email to YRCCinfo@gmail.com if you’re interested in joining us.
We are accepting some new members in all sections (SATB) to start in January, 2027.
Consider trying us out on a Tuesday; contact Carol to visit us if you’re interested.
We always keep a spot available for a new bass clef singers (Tenor and Bass: low voices). Bass clef singers, please come to a rehearsal any time from September to the end of April to check us out. Kindly let Carol know when you’re planning to come.
Membership dues are a modest $100.00 for the full year (Sep.-Jun.) and will only be collected after you’ve attended a rehearsal to see if you like the choir and you feel like we’re a good fit for you. There is a reduced fee for a January start.
Our 2026 Winter Concert is going to be wonderful!
Rehearsals are going really well, and we’re loving our theme: Storytelling through Song
Our Winter Concert will be called
HOLIDAY STORIES
Save the date: Sunday, December 6th at 3:00pm
OUR STORY
How York Region Community Choir Enriches Lives Through Music
Founded in 1995, we welcome all voices to share their passion for music.
York Region Community Choir offers an affordable, inclusive, non-auditioning choral experience for York Region residents who join the choir. Our care home and seniors residence performances featuring sing-along opportunities enhance the lives of seniors in our community. With annual concerts and participation in local events, we have become a recognized cultural staple in the region, helping to create lasting connections.