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Everyone will be singing and dancing up a storm as we recreate show-stopping moments from the biggest and brightest Broadway shows.

The Lexington Singers will be celebrating Independence Day at Lexington Green with wonderful patriotic music, a 10 piece orchestra and a selection of breathtaking soloists. This FREE concert will be followed by fireworks. Come celebrate with us!

Students going into 2nd to 6th grade are invited to join us for a fun and exciting week of camp!

Enjoy bourbon, delicious appetizers and music in an intimate setting as Cabaret ensemble brings you the “bluesiest” tunes from the American songbook. A live auction will benefit the Singers, allowing us to continue to bring the finest choral music to Kentucky’s stages. Click here to order tickets.

Come and hear our award winning choirs perform for family and friends.

Join the Singers in November for a performance of Igor Stravinsky’s 1930 choral masterwork “Symphony of Psalms.”

The Lexington Singers and the Lexington Singers Children's Choir celebrate the spirit of the season alongside vocalists and musicians from the UK School of Music and the Lexington community.

Click here for tickets The Lexington Singers annual performance of Handel’s “Messiah” features the most musicians on one stage in central Kentucky for this baroque masterpiece. With a talented corps of guest soloists, including Lexington’s own Metropolitan Opera tenor Gregory Turay, baroque orchestra, the Capitol City Chorale and, of course, the Singers, it is a holiday tradition you and your family will not want to miss.

By invitation, The Lexington Singers will return to Washington, D.C. in April to perform French composer Louis Vierne's "Messe Solennelle," along with other sacred selections. You have the opportunity to see the Singers perform this rarely heard mass right here in Lexington! This concert is free and open to the public. The concert is part of the First United Methodist Church's Voices series and will benefit the First United Methodist Church's Backpack Program. Please bring a donation in support of the…

By invitation, The Lexington Singers go to Washington, D.C. to perform French composer Louis Vierne’s “Missa Solemnis.” Composed by Vierne (1870-1937) in 1899, the Singers will bring this rarely heard mass to the majestic Kennedy Center.

Enjoy a wonderful mix of classic and modern pieces performed by our Preparatory, Intermediate and Chamber Choirs along with our new Orff Ensemble. Come and hear our award winning choirs perform for family and friends. Tickets are available at the door.

The British Invasion is answered by the Motown Sound as the Singers wrap up their 2016-17 season. Bill Brooks and Phil Copeland of local favorites, "The Torques," will join the Singers again to bring you an evening of Beatles and soul music. Add the outstanding young musicians of The Lexington Singers Children’s Choirs to the mix, and it’s a show you won’t want to miss. Click here for tickets!