Upcoming Workshops
We are truly blessed to have some guest directors come to the peace choir to teach us their unique angles on singing…
- Wednesday 2/10 Gospel workshop first hour of rehearsal let by Jaese Brown, former director of the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir!
- Wednesday 4/14 Breathing technique during entire rehearsal, led by Linda Brice!
Concert Dates
- Saturday 5/1 (evening) Benefit concert for Oregon Wild with band “Sky in the Road”
- Saturday 5/22 8pm St. David’s Episcopal Church 2800 SE Harrison Street (between Division and Hawthorne)
Come sing with us!
7-9 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm) at 5915 SE Division Street (next to Steiner Storehouse)
Why We Sing
We sing to lessen our own isolation. We sing to feel connection, to belong and to feel joy. We sing to learn new languages, to honor sacred traditions, to heal our wounds. We sing because someone once told us that we couldn’t.
Be it, Live it, Sing it.
Who we are
The Portland Peace Choir strives to exemplify the principles of equality, justice, peace, unity and cooperation. We sing music from diverse cultures and traditions to inspire peace in ourselves, our families, our communities, our nation and the world. The Portland Peace Choir welcomes all voices.
All we need is YOU
What does it take to join? Your joy to rehearse every week. Your excitement to perform 3-4 times a year in churches, prisons, nursing homes, farmers markets. We’d like some of you to serve on one of our committees: music selection, performance, library, recruitment, social, or finance. $20 per month or $150 for the entire year (nine months, Labor Day until Memorial Day, at least 30 rehearsals). Scholarships available.
When and where?
Every Wednesday evening from 7-9 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm) at 5915 SE Division Street (next to Steiner Storehouse) starting September 9, 2009. Come sing songs that lift your spirit and inspire peace in your heart and around the world.
Contact information
503-715-0048
Or fill out the contact page on the right!
We sing to lessen our own isolation. We sing to feel connection, to belong and to feel joy. We sing to learn new languages, to honor sacred traditions, to heal our wounds. We sing because someone once told us that we couldn’t.
Be it, Live it, Sing it.

