In aChord Men's Ensemble is a smaller vocal group focusing on older standards, classy hits, jazzy and pop standard songs. In aChord is a 501©(3) charitable organization

JCompany Youth Theatre is a nationally recognized youth theater program of the San Diego Center for Jewish Culture at the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center JACOBS FAMILY CAMPUS in La Jolla, California.

Auditioned women's choir that sings an eclectic mix of classical, popular, folk, spiritual music.

We believe that the arts are a bridge between heaven and earth. We also believe that the arts are a bridge between our community and our church. Very few churches in the world are blessed to have the breadth and depth in arts and worship experiences that La Jolla Presbyterian Church does. Music opens doors, transforming hearts and lives. Visual Art drenches our senses with beauty and meaning.

Since 1963, the La Jolla Renaissance Singers have been bringing the finest of early choral music to the San Diego area. The auditioned, a cappella choir draws members from across the county.

Rooted in San Diego for over 60 years, the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus enriches our lives through affordable concerts of ground-breaking, traditional and contemporary classical music.  The performance ensemble is affiliated with the University of California, San Diego, performing six concert weekends a year at UCSD’s Mandeville Auditorium as well as special concerts at other venues in Southern California.

The Martin Luther King Jr., Community Choir San Diego, or MLKCCSD, is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Since 1997 the MLK Choir has been performing gospel concerts to raise funds for educational grants to give to San Diego County high school seniors pursuing a college degree in visual or performing arts.

All-female vocal ensemble based in Tijuana led by a Cuban-born conductor.

The Chancel Choir leads us in worship through sacred music, echoing the psalmist’s call to ‘make a joyful noise to the Lord’ (Psalm 100:1). With hearts lifted in song—from Sunday mornings to a recent performance at Carnegie Hall with DCINY—our choir members offer their voices as a living prayer, enriching our shared experience of faith.

Musica Vitale is a professional chamber choir drawing its core members from the San Diego Opera Chorus, joined by other vocalists of the San Diego-Tijuana region.

Our mission is to enrich, educate and entertain the community by providing opportunities to individuals who enjoy singing in an adult group setting.

Opera Neo is a venture for the next generation of opera singers, giving them a place to grow, and creating innovative, entertaining, and thrilling performances.

Pacific Coast Chorale is a year-round, non-audition community chorus fostering collaboration by working regularly with other performing arts organizations and musicians, including City Ballet, Escondido Center Chorale, FPCSD's Westminster Choir, and others.  We strive for excellence in a wide variety of genres through the power of traditional and historic choral music, contrasted with the vitality and creativity of more modern compositions.

Pacific Coast Harmony is an award-winning a cappella chorus, singing primarily four-part close harmony in the barbershop style. We are based in La Jolla but include members from all over San Diego County.  We are one of over 900 chapters in the Barbershop Harmony Society, but we are one of the first mixed-gender choruses in the Society.  Our chapter opened its arms to all genders in early 2019 and we haven’t looked back.  We are both a competitive chorus and a community-oriented organization.  We also have a very active Youth In Harmony program, which provides music to schools, conducts after-school programs, and produces workshops for students. We truly live the Society motto “Everyone in Harmony”.

The Pacific Women's Chorus of San Diego was founded in 2005. Directed by Kate Thickstun, PWC is a chamber chorus dedicated to performing quality music for women's voices, from medieval chant to twenty-first century compositions.

We are the PacificAires and Cedar Center Choruses. Our repertoire includes the genres of Classical, Contemporary, Gospel, Broadway, Holiday, Jazz, Inspirational, and more. We perform in large music halls, churches, community centers, and independent living facilities. Showcasing soloists, ensembles and five-piece orchestra, we have been performing since 1976 under the auspices of the San Diego Community College District’s Continuing Education Emeritus program.

Point Loma Nazarene University has an active choral program centered around two touring choirs for students--the Point Loma Singers and the Concert Choir--as well as the Choral Union. This large ensemble combines students with scores of community members to present major choral masterworks with orchestral accompaniment each semester in PLNU's Brown Chapel and Crill Performance Hall. Community members are welcome to join without audition.

A group of people singing together, united by their love of music, will inevitably create a strong sense of community by joining together to more completely understand and perform great choral literature. We invite you to participate in a choral music experience in which we can share and work toward a common goal, that being performance of the highest possible quality in an atmosphere that is positive, professional, and fun!

The PQ Community Choir brings music to local communities at low or no cost. Founded in April of 2024.

Ramona Community Singers is made up of volunteer members who love group singing.  Our mission is to enrich and inspire lives – in our choir and in our community – one song at a time!  Ability to read music is not a requirement and there are no auditions.  Rehearsals are fun and educational and provide a place to recharge one’s batteries.  Our eclectic repertoire includes pop songs, show tunes, folk and world music and is both serious and humorous!  We perform throughout the year for community events, local organizations, retirement homes, and hospitals.  We meet at 7 pm on Tuesdays at Spirit of Joy Lutheran Church, 1735 Main Street in Ramona.