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Welcome to Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus

Entertainment Worth Coming Out For

The only national day of giving for LGBTQ+ organizations is coming up on June 4. We’re sharing the performance video of “Beautiful City” from our April concert to pose the question,

“Out of our night of struggle, can we see a ray of hope?”

With your support, we think we can. Join us in building a brighter future for our Beautiful City.

Give Out Day on June 4

Poster for Disney Pride in Concert, performed by Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus, celebrating life, love, family, and pride with colorful rainbow text, musical notes, and a silhouette of a conductor and choir.

A spectacular new concert that celebrates LGBTQ+ life, love, family and pride. It draws musical inspiration from iconic Disney films including The Little Mermaid, The Lion King and Mary Poppins to modern classics such as Coco, Zootopia, Wreck-It Ralph and the magical music of Disney Parks with curated video clips from the Disney vault, all interwoven with universal storytelling themes stemming from the power of the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus and the Minnesota Orchestra.

June 20th & 21st at Orchestra Hall

Disney PRIDE In Concert with Minnesota Orchestra

Wicked Wisdom

Disney PRIDE in Concert

Wicked Wisdom Disney PRIDE in Concert

At TCGMC we believe our success is a testament to Minnesota’s inclusivity and commitment to diversity through a thriving arts culture.

Our performances offer a shared experience of joy and break down barriers in the human experience.

With music as a universal language, our performances speak to the heart of everyone in attendance.

Hear More From Our Chorus

A New Humanity, Arise!

Kyle Pederson

Let Me Listen

Dan Forrest

When We Were Young

Away in A Manger

arr. Gerald Gurss

Carry On

Ann Hampton Callaway, arr. Gerald Gurss


Logo with four vertical color stripes featuring nature and music symbols, and text that reads "Clean Water Land & Legacy Amendment."
Minnesota State Arts Board logo with stylized musical notation and text.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.