The GRWC is thrilled to welcome internationally renowned vocal activist, composer, and song-leader Melanie DeMore this fall for a weekend of workshops and performances in Grand Rapids, MI. Weaving the fibers of African American folk music with songs for social justice and activism, Melanie will lead our community on a journey of singing together in the oral tradition. All that is required is a willingness to sing and experience the power of community voice as we move to tighten the weave of community through song. Public performance details will be shared soon.

Is the GRWC the right chorus for you? Yes, if you are someone who…
* Loves to sing and is willing to learn a variety of musical styles, including music from all over the world
* Can either read music or match pitch and learn by ear
* Can commit to our rehearsal/performance schedule for a minimum of one year; and
* Can carry out GRWC’s mission statement

Nothing beats the magic of a live musical performance, even if it’s on video! Our concert videos capture the passion and talent of our singers as they interpret our unique repertoire. With lush harmonies, foreign languages, social justice themes and pure fun we strive to educate and inspire our community to promote justice, peace and equality.

Sing with us, volunteer or book us for an event. There are plenty of ways to get involved with our work. GRWC relies on the generous support of our community and fans. We could not bring our musical message of justice, peace and equality to the Grand Rapids area without your support and involvement.