ANNOUNCING!!!
For more than 75 years, the Wilmington Choral Society has brought the joy of choral music to the Cape Fear region, standing proudly as Wilmington’s oldest community chorus. Today, our ensemble of 90+ singers invites you on a sweeping musical journey through some of the most beloved moments from Broadway and Hollywood.
This season’s program, Lights, Camera, Music! – songs from the Stage and Screen, celebrates the unforgettable melodies that have shaped generations. From the heartfelt friendship of For Good and the heroic determination of Go the Distance, to the shimmering magic of Be Our Guest and the rhythmic pulse of The Lion King on Broadway, each selection brings its own story to life. You’ll also experience the emotional depth of Seasons of Love, the timeless beauty of Over the Rainbow, the grandeur of Masquerade, and the epic power of our Les Misérables Medley. And of course, in true WCS fashion, a few surprises await — because every great show deserves a moment you didn’t see coming.
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With rich harmonies, cinematic energy, and the collective spirit of a chorus entering its next 75 years, this performance is a celebration of music that moves us, inspires us, and reminds us why the stage and screen continue to capture our hearts.
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Tickets will be available soon!
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Who We Are​
Founded in 1950, the Wilmington Choral Society (WCS), formerly known as The Wilmington Oratorio Society, has been providing our community with outstanding choral performances for many years. Demonstrating diversity in age, profession and geographic representation, the group typically presents two concerts annually, and is considered an integral part of Wilmington’s cultural community.
​Our Mission Statement
​The Wilmington Choral Society is dedicated to achieving the goals of engaging, educating and supporting the greater Cape Fear community, chorally through the gift of song.​​
Choral Donation
Help the chorale continue its mission to bring great choral music to the Wlmington community!
Scholarship Donation
This scholarship goes to a high school senior who expects to continue their vocal experience in college or university. You can help!
