Season 47: In Full Flourish
In Full Flourish celebrates queer expression in all the ways it moves through the world: coded and knowing, intimate and communal, playful and defiant, deeply personal and joyfully loud. Across a season of holiday camp, transformation, recognition, resilience, and Pride, the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus explores the music, humor, gestures, and shared language that help us find one another and claim space together. Through bold performances and stories drawn from our communities, In Full Flourish honors not one path to visibility, but the many ways we become more fully ourselves when our voices are heard, understood, and raised together.
Cultivated: Ten Years of TONEWALL
Saturday, October 10, 2026 • 7:00 PM
Join TONEWALL, NYCGMC’s award-winning pop a cappella ensemble, for CULTIVATED, a 10th-anniversary celebration of queer artistry, discovery, and belonging.
Featuring favorites by LGBTQ+ artists and allies, CULTIVATED celebrates what TONEWALL has grown from the ground up: not only an extraordinary ensemble, but an intentional home. Through a decade of shared music, purpose, and community, we have created a space where artists strengthen their voices, queer and nonbinary identities are celebrated, and every member has room to grow more fully into themselves.
CULTIVATED honors the roots that brought us here, the people who helped us flourish, and everything still waiting to bloom.
Hallokween
Saturday, October 24, 2026 • 7:00 PM
HUSH • 348 West 52nd St, New York, NY 10019
When moonlight falls and shadows gleam, the moon calls forth our Hallokween.
The third year calls you to the spree— Come help NYCGMC.
Come ghouls and gays, come fiends and friends, and dance until the whole night ends.
With drag and dance, take to the floor, then party for the cause once more.
Hallokween is the annual Halloween fundraiser and costume dance party hosted by New York City Gay Men’s Chorus. It features drag performances, costume contests, and music to support the chorus.
Yuletide Gay(er)
Friday, December 11, 2026 • 8:00PM
Saturday, December 12, 2026 • 3:00PM
Saturday, December 12, 2026 • 8:00PM
NYU Skirball Center - 566 LaGuardia Pl, New York, 10012
Deck the halls, queerly. NYCGMC returns to NYU Skirball with Yuletide Gay(er), a sparkling celebration of Hanukkah traditions, Christmas shenanigans, and gayer twists on holiday favorites.
Featuring music made famous by Cher, Bonnie Tyler, Mariah Carey, Natalie Cole, and more, the concert blends spectacular vocals, knowing humor, and the warmth of gathering with family, chosen family, and community.
Festive, funny, and full of heart, Yuletide Gay(er) reclaims the season as a place for queer joy, resilience, and the freedom to celebrate exactly who we are.
Tickets on sale October 22, 2026
Harmony
Wednesday, March 3, 2027
The Edison Ballroom
At Harmony, the voices onstage are only part of the story. NYCGMC’s annual gala brings together artists, advocates, friends, and supporters for an evening of performance, celebration, and purpose at the Edison Ballroom.
As we honor the people helping LGBTQIA+ communities move forward, every ticket, table, sponsorship, and gift sustains the music and mission behind the Chorus.
Join us to celebrate queer artistry, strengthen a community where people can be fully seen and heard, and help NYCGMC continue raising its voice for belonging, equality, and joy.
Tickets on sale Winter 2026–27.
Fantastical Becoming
Friday, March 26, 2027 • 8:00 PM
The Great Hall at Cooper Union
Fantastical Becoming celebrates the imagination, courage, and possibility of trans and nonbinary lives. Featuring trans and nonbinary members of NYCGMC alongside the Youth Pride Chorus, this Trans Day of Visibility concert centers the voices of people defining themselves on their own terms.
Through music and storytelling shaped by our performers and communities, Fantastical Becoming honors identity as something expansive, personal, and full of possibility. Audiences of every identity are invited to listen, celebrate, and stand in meaningful solidarity with trans and nonbinary people becoming more fully themselves.
Fantastical Becoming is a free concert that is part of The Cooper Union’s Gardiner Foundation Great Hall Forum series.
This concert is free with reservations required. Registration available Winter 2027.
Gaydar
Sunday, April 18, 2027 • 8:00 PM
Wu Tsai Theater at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center
You know that moment when a song begins and one look across the room tells you who else gets it? That’s Gaydar.
Before a word is sung, the right song can tell us exactly where we are, who we’re with, and that we’ve found our people.
Featuring music made famous by Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Chaka Khan, Selena, Madonna, and more, NYCGMC brings spectacle, powerhouse vocals, and unapologetic queer energy to David Geffen Hall.
Come for the divas, the anthems, and the songs you know by heart. Leave celebrating the music that has helped generations of us find ourselves and one another.
Tickets on sale Winter 2027.
Clack! That! Fan!
Wednesday, June 9, 2027 • 8:00 PM
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Bring a fan and help us create the loudest fan clack in the world’s largest Gothic cathedral. Clack! That! Fan!: A Pride Celebration at Full Volume fills the Cathedral of St. John the Divine with queer anthems, unapologetically joyful singing, and the unmistakable percussion of Pride.
At key moments, audience members will learn when and how to clack together, turning the entire space into a coordinated, reverberating expression of queer joy.
Come ready to sing, move, and make some noise as we drown out hate with something louder: a community raising its voices and fans together.
Tickets on sale Spring 2027.
Still Shining: A Juneteenth Concert
Friday, June 18, 2027
Susan and John Hess Family Theater at The Whitney Museum
Still Shining centers the voices, stories, and creative expression of NYCGMC’s Black singers. Through powerful solos and personal testimony, backed by members of the chorus, the concert explores the richness and complexity of living at the intersection of Black and queer identities. Created in the spirit of Juneteenth, Still Shining honors freedom, resilience, cultural memory, and the brilliance carried across generations. It is an evening of music and storytelling shaped by the people whose experiences it celebrates, affirming that Black queer voices have always been present, powerful, and still shining.
Join us for a powerful night of community, pride, and song as we celebrate joy in all its forms. Because if the world insists on making existence political, the least people can do is answer back in full harmony.
This concert is free with reservations required. Registration available Spring 2027.

