Common Woman Chorus

05/31/2026

This spring, we are highlighting singers who are involved with other organizations working to support our wider Durham community ✨Today’s is Kate & the C.E. Jordan High School Band! Read their interview here: https://www.commonwomanchorus.org/singer-spotlights

05/30/2026

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05/30/2026

We’ve been working hard all week rehearsing for our spring concert, Illuminate, and TODAY IS THE DAY! Come out to Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 3pm or 7pm to see the performance.

Forgot to get your tickets in advance? Tickets will be available at the door for $30 while space remains. See you soon! 🌟

Can’t join us in person? Both concerts will be livestreamed courtesy of Three Attic Entertainment (www.threeatticnc.com; 336-406-4882): youtube.com/live/s3V-0BS94xo?feature=share

05/29/2026

Our spring concert, Illuminate, is TOMORROW! In these heavy and uncertain times, we’re coming together to find the light in the darkness. Illuminate is more than just a concert — it’s a soulful space for our community to breathe, reflect on our resilience, and lean into the hope that keeps us moving forward. Join us for a program of music that honors the light we create when we stand together🌟

Get your advance tickets today before prices increase at the door:
https://www.commonwomanchorus.org/eventsnews/2s4k86bdykwekw3blanba6ymkx6b9s

Both concerts will be available to livestream courtesy of Three Attic Entertainment (www.threeatticnc.com; 336-406-4882) at 3pm & 7pm. The livestream will be free to join, with a suggested donation of at least $15.

Can’t come in person? Here’s that livestream link: youtube.com/live/s3V-0BS94xo?feature=share

05/27/2026

Our spring concert, Illuminate, is THIS Saturday! In these heavy and uncertain times, we’re coming together to find the light in the darkness. Illuminate is more than just a concert — it’s a soulful space for our community to breathe, reflect on our resilience, and lean into the hope that keeps us moving forward. Join us for a program of music that honors the light we create when we stand together🌟

Get your tickets here: https://www.commonwomanchorus.org/eventsnews/2s4k86bdykwekw3blanba6ymkx6b9s

Both concerts will be available to livestream courtesy of Three Attic Entertainment (www.threeatticnc.com; 336-406-4882) at 3pm & 7pm. The livestream will be free to join, with a suggested donation of at least $15: youtube.com/live/s3V-0BS94xo?feature=share

05/24/2026

This spring, we are highlighting singers who are involved with other organizations working to support our wider Durham community ✨Today’s is Audrianna & Reality Ministries!

05/24/2026

This spring, we are highlighting singers who are involved with other organizations working to support our wider Durham community ✨Today’s is Audrianna & Reality Ministries! Read their interview here: https://www.commonwomanchorus.org/singer-spotlights

05/24/2026

Today is Pansexual and Panromantic Visibility Day. To all of the pan folx in our chorus and in our community, we see you and we celebrate you! 🩷💛💙

05/23/2026

Our spring concert, Illuminate, is one week away! In these heavy and uncertain times, we’re coming together to find the light in the darkness. Illuminate is more than just a concert — it’s a soulful space for our community to breathe, reflect on our resilience, and lean into the hope that keeps us moving forward. Join us for a program of music that honors the light we create when we stand together🌟

Get your tickets here: https://www.commonwomanchorus.org/eventsnews/2s4k86bdykwekw3blanba6ymkx6b9s

Both concerts will be available to livestream courtesy of Three Attic Entertainment (www.threeatticnc.com; 336-406-4882) at 3pm & 7pm. The livestream will be free to join, with a suggested donation of at least $15: youtube.com/live/s3V-0BS94xo?feature=share

05/22/2026

Today is Harvey Milk Day. Harvey Milk was an activist, organizer, and the first openly gay man elected to public office in the country. Harvey Milk fought to end discrimination against the LGBTQIA+ community in the 1970s and set the stage for many of the civil rights advances we see today before he was assassinated on November 27, 1978. The day is observed annually on his birthday to honor his memory and his contributions to the LGBTQIA+ community.