

PEACE ON EARTH
An International Christmas Concert
Saturday, December 5 at 7:00pm
The Hudson Valley Singers return to Irvington Theater after a triumphant holiday show last year. Celebrate the magic of Christmas in songs from Europe, the Americas and Middle East, with hidden treasures from Poland, Argentina, Lebanon and Wales, plus gorgeous arrangements by Vaughn Williams. A joyful experience for the whole family!
The Hudson Valley Singers is a beloved Westchester institution, performing beautiful choral music in the region for 75 years. Music Director: Eugene Sirotkine.

Double Your Gift to Hudson Valley Singers! Take the Art$WChallenge and help keep music alive in Westchester.
From now through December 15, every new dollar you donate to Hudson Valley Singers will be matched by ArtsWestchester, with support from Westchester County Government, up to $3,000.
The Challenge runs on a first-come, first-matched basis until the funds have been exhausted, so please give soon.
Your gift directly supports our concerts, rehearsals, and helps bring great choral music to audiences across the County.

The Hudson Valley Singers is a community chorus open to all — a no-audition community chorus — serving Westchester County and the tri-state area since 1951. Our members, students, teachers, doctors, lawyers, CEOs, and singers of every age and background, share one thing: a love of choral music. We're a no-audition choir with an auditioned sound.
Looking to join a choir in Westchester? New singers are always welcome!
The Hudson Valley Singers believe great choral music transcends boundaries of age, gender, race, ethnicity, orientation, gender identity or expression, socioeconomic status, language, national origin, politics or religious beliefs.
The chorus is committed to the values of diversity, equity and inclusion in all aspects of its operations, from rehearsals and performances to programming, recruiting of singers and musicians, community outreach, audience building and fundraising.
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In Loving Memory
Carol Sweet Morse
1945-2021