🎶 Welcome to the Payson Choral Society
We’re a vibrant community of singers and arts supporters based in Payson, Arizona. For over 30 years, we’ve brought harmony to the Rim Country through music, education, and outreach.
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🌟 What We Do
We perform two major concerts each year:
Holiday Concert (December): A festive celebration of winter and Christmas
Spring Concert (April): A joyful tribute to life and love, featuring our student scholarship recipients
Our music spans 4- to 8-part harmony, and each spring concert includes solo performances by students who’ve received our scholarships. These funds help young musicians pursue lessons, purchase instruments, and grow their talents.
We also support local school performing arts programs by donating essential items like:
Wireless microphones, choir risers, and a band shell
A piano for the choir room and contributions to the concert piano
An AED for the school auditorium
Sponsorship of summer music workshops
To date, we’ve donated over $50,000 to students and arts programs—thanks to ticket sales and the generosity of our donors.
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đź“… Rehearsals & Performances
Fall Season (Holiday Concert): Rehearsals begin in September, every Monday from 6:30–8:30 PM Additional Friday rehearsals during the final four weeks before the concert
Spring Season (April Concert): Rehearsals begin in late January or early February
Location: Rehearsals are held at Mt. Cross Lutheran Church on Route 260 in Payson Performances take place at the Longhorn Theater at Payson High School
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❤️ Why We Sing
We sing because it brings joy, connection, and health—boosting circulation, breathing, and brain function. But more than that, we sing to inspire the next generation. We believe that singing together builds stronger neighbors, stronger communities, and a better country.
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🎤 Join Us or Support Us
Whether you’re a seasoned vocalist, a curious newcomer, or a generous supporter of the arts—we welcome you. Come sing with us, attend a concert, or help us continue our mission through donations and sponsorships.
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