CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF HOLIDAY FUN WITH THE CONNECTICUT GAY MEN’S CHORUS!

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This special 40th anniversary concert brings together favorite moments from four decades of unforgettable CTGMC holiday concerts into one joyful celebration. Come celebrate with us—because joy looks good on everybody.
SHU COMMUNITY THEATRE, FAIRFIELD: 8 PM, DEC 5 THE KATE, OLD SAYBROOK (3 PERFS!): 8:30 PM, DEC 12; 2 & 6 PM, DEC. 13 EDMOND TOWN HALL, NEWTOWN (OUR NEW VENUE!): 7:30 PM, DEC 19

Come dressed to kill. Here’s your excuse to turn up the glamour, unleash your inner ghoul, and serve a look that's deadly, gorgeous, and just a little inappropriate.
The more outrageous, the better—because on Halloween, playing dead is optional, but looking fabulous is mandatory! Cash prizes up to $400, fun giveaways all night long, outrageous entertainment, a cash bar, and snacks—plus, you’re welcome to bring your favorite Halloween sweets and treats to enjoy at your table. Because calories don’t count when you’re dressed as a corpse.

Upcoming BingoMania dates: 10/17 & 11/21.

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Celebrating diversity through music
THE CTGMC IDEA POLICY:

The Connecticut Gay Men’s Chorus is committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion. Our members are the most valuable asset we have. The variety of individual differences that our members bring to the CTGMC represents a significant part of our culture, reputation, and the organization’s success. We embrace and encourage our members’ differences in age, color, disability, ethnicity, family or marital status, gender identity or expression, language, national origin, physical and mental ability, race, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, veteran status, immigration status, citizenship and other characteristics that make our members unique.

The CTGMC’s diversity initiatives are applicable—but not limited—to our practices and policies on recruitment and selection; performances; volunteer opportunities; trainings; social gatherings; and the ongoing development of a choral environment built on the premise of gender and diversity/equity that encourages and enforces: Respectful communication and cooperation between all members; Teamwork and membership participation, permitting the representation of all member perspectives.; and organization and member contributions to the communities we serve to promote a greater understanding and respect for diversity.

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 “The enthusiasm, joy, body language and songs’ messages filled the auditorium and was contagious for everyone. Thank you, thank you— never stop performing!”

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"Once again these hard working men put together a terrific concert. Their performance is always first rate and yesterday was not any different. I recognize so many of these handsome faces; this is my 27th year. Well done, gentlemen."

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“Fantastic Show!!!! The guys did an incredible job and I can’t wait for the next show!”

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 “What a great show! We loved it. Very talented group with perfect harmonies.”

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The CTGMC performs at, as well as supports, an ever-increasing number of community outreach organizations to raise funds and awareness of a variety of social and LGBT programs.

We aim to portray the very best of the gay community in an authentic way. And, to further our mission of building bridges between the gay community and the community at large, we now welcome men of all orientations to join us in song and fellowship.  

Thanks to our successful monthly fundraiser Bingomania and our family of donors and sponsors, we are not only committed to keeping our ticket prices affordable, but we are able to set aside 10% of our tickets to offer to LGBT youth, AIDS outreach, and other social outreach programs at no cost.