September 6, 2026

Queen Annes Chorale Holiday Concert A Classic Christmas

The Queen Anne’s Chorale is pleased to present its annual holiday concert titled “A Classic Christmas” on Sunday, December 7th at 3:00 pm – accompanied by a chamber orchestra. The event will be held at Chesapeake College’s Todd Performing Arts Center. Audiences will delight in the stunningly beautiful music including selections from Handel’s Messiah.

“I’m really excited for the public to enjoy our presentation” stated Robert Huntington, Artistic Director for Queen Anne’s Chorale. “Our membership has grown in all voice parts, and everyone just has so much fun singing these pieces.”

Each concert includes the Select Ensemble, a traditional audience sing-along, and other special music. Following the concert, singers will greet audience members during a light reception.

Tickets will be available online at www.qachorale.org and are:
Adults: $25.00
Students (ages 13-17): $15.00
Children (12 and under): Free.

As an all-volunteer, non-auditioned community chorus, Queen Anne’s Chorale’s motto is “Entertaining, Engaging, Educating since 1989”. The ability to read music is helpful but not required. We always welcome new singers!

Queen Anne’s Chorale is supported in part through grants from the United Way of Queen Anne’s County, the Queen Anne’s County Centre for the Arts, and the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive. We are also fortunate to have Corporate Sponsorships from Shore United Bank, Koons Toyota of Easton and Chesapeake Hearing Centers.

There are always opportunities to support QAC with donations or sponsorships. For more information visit www.qachorale.org.

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Francoise Sullivan is the new Associate Editor of The Chestertown Spy and a community advocate based in Worton, Maryland. She previously served a term on the Kent County Board of Education, where she focused on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and student-centered policy. Sullivan also serves as Chair of the Kent County Chapter of the Delmarva Pride Center. Her work centers on local government, education, and civic engagement, providing clear, accessible coverage of issues affecting Kent County.