Capital City Chorale to host Tuesday practices through December
26-09-2026 21:00 via state-journal.com

Capital City Chorale to host Tuesday practices through December

The Capital City Chorale will practice from 6:30-8 Tuesday evenings through December in the choir room at First United Methodist Church, 211 Washington St.
Capital City Chorale is a community choir for residents of Franklin and surrounding counties. The chorale is a non-audition group that accepts any and all who enjoy singing choral music. The choir has a fall and spring semester with performances throughout the year. The fall semester typically runs September-December. The spring semester runs
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