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.

One of San Diego's largest community choirs with over 100 members Peninsula Singers invites singers of all levels and ages to sing popular music across many genres.

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.

The San Diego Children's Choir has been serving youth in San Diego since 1990. What started with 40 choristers in two choir levels has grown to over 2,000 students through three branches of programming: Early Years (ages 1-6), Outreach (in-school programming at underserved Elementary schools), and Ensemble (after-school performance based program with 6 choir levels).

The San Diego Chinese Choral Society (華聖合唱團) is San Diego's most long-established Chinese choir, and we always welcome new members -- Chinese language proficiency not required!

The Chorus has been performing choral classics and masterworks as well as popular contemporary music since 2001.

The San Diego Jewish Men's choir is a non profit choir made up of 25-28 Jewish men from many different walks of life and different nationalities, with a mission of preserving and promoting Jewish music. They fulfill their mission by performing at synagogues, community event, senior living communities and concert series in addition to recording this wonderful music. The groups' new Documentary Short Film " Ale Brider" has won numerous international film awards. The group has recorded 3 award-winning albums, one of which charted in the top 5 of 2 Billboard music charts. In Feb.2026 they will make a New York tour culminating in a featured performance at Carnegie Hall. The group sings in a variety of styles and in the English, Hebrew, Ladino and Yiddish languages and welcomes new members.

Since 1961, the San Diego Master Chorale has presented inspiring and exhilarating performances throughout San Diego County.

The San Diego Saints Choir is an auditioned ensemble comprised of musicians from San Diego and surrounding areas who share a love for singing and for Jesus Christ. Founded in 2020, the choir strives for choral excellence in singing a varied repertoire of sacred and secular works in both concert and worship settings throughout the region. The choir highly values collaborative opportunities that inspire unity and goodwill. Singers of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome to audition. You do not need to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be in the choir.

Choral ensembles at SDSU offer a wide range of opportunities for individuals who desire an incredible choral experience, regardless of whether or not they are students of the university.

The San Diego Women’s Chorus (SDWC) is a lesbian-identified, feminist community of musicians that welcomes LGBTQ+ and straight ally members and volunteers. Since its founding by 14 lesbians in 1987, the San Diego Women’s Chorus has strived to be a safe feminist space that encourages creativity, celebrates diversity, and inspires social action.

SDWC is proudly trans- and nonbinary- inclusive, welcoming women and people of other marginalized genders who sing in the Soprano/Alto (treble) range. As a non-profit community chorus, SDWC entertains and inspires audiences with music that highlights diverse themes, from human rights to world peace, from environmental harmony to cultural diversity. SDWC supports and affirms the music of women and LGBTQ+ composers and arrangers.

Shirim B'Lev (Songs in My Heart) is a Jewish community choir in San Diego. Our mission is to celebrate Jewish culture and heritage through the joy of choral music, fostering community connections and preserving traditions for future generations.

Sorelle San Diego gets its name from the Italian word for "sisters." This auditioned treble choir is comprised of 30 dedicated choral artists. The group strives to enhance the local community by offering challenging repertoire of diverse styles and genres. A key part of Sorelle's mission is to benefit local non-profit organizations serving girls and women in need by sharing a portion of all concert proceeds.

Volunteer adult choir that performs during weekly Sunday services

Sweet Harmony is a member of the California Women's Chorus, comprised of approximately 30 singers run through the San Diego Community College continuing ed/emeritus program. We perform locally several times a year and raise money annually for music scholarships at a joint concert with eight other women's choruses across California.

Trans Chorus of San Diego is a space for trans, non binary and gender variant people to come together and express our authentic selves through music. We celebrate the diverse experiences of our members and the larger community with a musical focus on marginalized creators. We welcome people who have often been excluded from more traditional music ensembles and strive to create a sense of belonging while honoring all of our members’ intersectional identities.

Tremble Clefs San Diego is a therapeutic singing group for people with Parkinson’s, their care partners, friends, and family.

A cappella vocal ensemble! Focus: Slavic & Eastern European folk songs.