To every chorister who has ever called the SFGC home, we welcome you back. Come reconnect and reengage in that kinship and be a part of shaping the future of the chorus that helped shape you.
On the occasion of composer Philip Glass’s 90th birthday, Let the Poets Speak celebrates Glass’s extraordinary relationships and collaborations with poets.
Featuring performances by longtime Glass interpreter pianist Timo Andres, theater artist Taylor Mac, and members of the San Francisco Girls Chorus, this evening celebrates not only these seminal American cultural icons, but the spirit of collaboration across generations.
The San Francisco Girls Chorus Annual Winter Concert returns to the magnificent Davies Symphony Hall for an evening of seasonal songs, choral tradition, and pure joy.
This year, we take the stage at the Herbst Theatre for our annual Spring concert. Come and enjoy songs of the season with Level I, Concert Group and Premier Ensemble. This concert includes the recording of “The World We Share,” an international choral project featuring the voices and ideas of young people from around the world.
May 20, 2026 7:00-8:00pm Herbst Theatre
Approaching the composer’s 90th birthday, Arts & Lectures presents Philip Glass and The Poets. This special event, featuring longtime interpreter and composer Timo Andres and theater artist and MacArthur fellow Taylor Mac, celebrates Glass’ extraordinary relationships and collaborations with poets.
Special guest appearances by:
Lucinda Childs
San Francisco Girls Chorus
Sun, May 17 | 7:00 PM, Arts & Lectures at UC Santa Barbara
Featuring the radiant voices of the San Francisco Girls Chorus under Valérie Sainte Agathe, alongside internationally celebrated artists Mahsa Vahdat (Iranian singer), Diana Gameros (Mexican singer/songwriter) and Clarissa Bitar (Palestinian-American oud virtuoso).
A Mother’s Day Concert — brings Noe Music’s season to a powerful and heart-forward close with an afternoon of collective expression, solidarity, and celebration. In a time when power is being wielded as a divisive force, this gathering affirms the power of music to unite and uplift. What better way to honor the mothers who create life than through an event that celebrates our shared humanity through song.
Sunday, May 10, 2026, 5:00 PM 7:00 PM
Noe Valley Ministry 1021 Sanchez St San Francisco, CA 94114
Join us for a showcase featuring two of San Francisco Girls Chorus' celebrated ensembles — the Solo Intensive and the Concert Group.
Friday, May 8, 2026. 7:30 pm
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
1750 29th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122
There will be a short live auction with one-of-a-kind experiences and Fund-A-Need to ensure that every young singer is able to access SFGC’s transformative music education programs.
The San Francisco Girls Chorus Premier Ensemble will join Afternoon of Ideas.
Afternoon of Ideas returns with a family-friendly experience designed to welcome youth into the spirit of the event. Through hands-on workshops, playful performances, and creative activities led by artists, educators, and children’s book authors, the daytime program invites curiosity, play, and intergenerational exchange.
Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
SFGC Performance at 3:30pm
FACD is an all-day event, dedicated to connecting the community with French influenced artists through performances, and showcases a range of arts including dance, fashion, music, photography, painting, tech, poetry and graphic artists. Everyone of all ages and nationalities is welcome to attend.
We’re thrilled to celebrate the season with our amazing choristers taking the stage alongside the San Francisco Symphony in Holiday: Home Alone — a full concert experience featuring the classic Home Alone film with John Williams’s iconic score performed live.
An annual tradition at SFJAZZ for Bay Area jazz fans of all ages, pianist Adam Shulman reprises his tribute to Bay Area jazz legend Vince Guaraldi and his beloved soundtrack to Charles Schulz’s 1965 holiday classic, A Charlie Brown Christmas. Shulman’s stellar trio will be joined on stage by members of the fabulous San Francisco Girls Chorus.
We’re thrilled to celebrate the season with our amazing choristers taking the stage alongside the San Francisco Symphony in Holiday: Home Alone — a full concert experience featuring the classic Home Alone film with John Williams’s iconic score performed live.
What could be better than singing together for the holidays? AMN is teaming again up with the San Francisco Girls Chorus for a holiday choral workshop designed for the whole family. Attend in person in San Francisco or online via Zoom and join our warm circle of friends in a festive holiday music event!
The San Francisco Girls Chorus returns to the Davies stage for this favorite Winter tradition with special guest, Diana Gameros.
Bask in the glow of winter’s light with a radiant program of music that shimmers like freshly fallen snow. New Century Chamber Orchestra and the San Francisco Girls Chorus unite in a performance that radiates warmth and wonder. In a season of reflection and renewal, let this concert be a moment of serenity and shared joy to brighten the longest nights.
Joseph De Rocher has been sentenced to death for murder. Armed with her faith, Sister Helen Prejean is accompanying him on his journey to execution. Faced with the raw pain of the victims’ parents and the despair of the murderer’s mother, Sister Helen’s faith is tested in ways she never could have imagined.
La Bohème takes us into the heady bohemian world of nineteenth century Paris, as we follow a circle of starving artists falling in and out of love, living for the moment. Experience the soaring highs and heartbreaking lows of bohemian life in John Caird’s beloved production of Puccini’s most adored opera.
Join SFGC for a final concert demonstrating what our choristers have accomplished this year! This concert will feature our Ensembles C, D, and Concert Group.
Interested families are invited to spend a rehearsal day with us at the San Francisco Girls Chorus! This date includes Ensemble C, Ensemble D, and Concert Group.
Interested families are invited to spend a rehearsal day with us at the San Francisco Girls Chorus! This date includes our Ensemble C and Concert Group, plus a sneak peek at a Premier Ensemble rehearsal.
Interested families are invited to spend a rehearsal day with us at the San Francisco Girls Chorus! This date includes our Prep Chorus and Ensemble B.
Join us for a memorable evening of music, accolades, and fundraising! Celebrate with SFGC as Artistic Director Valérie Saint-Agathe is awarded the title of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French Ministry of Culture.
Concert Group and Soloist Intensive perform.
James Cameron’s epic period piece, brimming with themes of love and ambition, is elevated by James Horner’s Academy Award-winning score.
SFCM’s Faculty Artist Series is presented as an annual concert series featuring SFCM faculty in performance. In David Conte’s FAS Concert, SFGC’s Premier Ensemble conducted by Valérie Sainte-Agathe performs Conte’s Two Settings of Donald Jeffrey Hayes.
Celebrate Bach’s Birthday with Cantata Collective, Nicholas McGegan, and a roster of Early Music superstars as soloists.
Orff's profane and profound pseudo-medieval cantata Carmina burana; Víkingur Ólafsson premieres a new piano concerto by John Adams.
The San Francisco Girls Chorus returns to the Davies stage for this favorite Winter tradition.
Members of the SFGC Premier Ensemble perform new works and holiday favorites at the breathtaking Kohl Mansion.
Quickly becoming an annual tradition at SFJAZZ for Bay Area jazz fans of all ages, pianist Adam Shulman, joined by members of SFGC, reprises his tribute to Bay Area jazz legend Vince Guaraldi and his beloved soundtrack to Charles Schulz’s 1965 holiday classic, A Charlie Brown Christmas.
What could be better than singing together for the holidays? AMN is teaming again up with the San Francisco Girls Chorus for a holiday choral workshop designed for the whole family. Attend in person in San Francisco or online via Zoom and join our warm circle of friends in a festive holiday music event!
Members of SFGC’s Concert Group joins the cast of SF Opera’s Carmen as part of the children’s choir. Jealousy and obsession lead to fatal consequences in Francesca Zambello’s production in which matadors bump shoulders with factory workers in the heat of Seville.
Bizet’s evocative score features some of the most recognizable music in opera, brought to life by conductor Benjamin Manis.
