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The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus: Nearly 50 Years of Music, Activism, and Community

From its founding in 1978 to its ongoing work today, this feature explores how SFGMC has brought people together through music, LGBTQ+ visibility, and a commitment to community and change.

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San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus Names New CEO as LGBTQ Arts Face Political Pressure

The Chronicle introduces Lane Sugata as SFGMC's incoming Chief Executive Officer, exploring their vision for leading the Chorus and The Chan National Queer Arts Center during a pivotal moment for LGBTQ+ arts and culture.

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Stephen Schwartz Reveals Powerful Moment That Shaped His Bond with S.F. Gay Men’s Chorus

Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz reflects on his enduring relationship with SFGMC, the impact of the Chorus's activism, and the deeply personal inspiration behind his celebrated choral work, "Testimony."

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S.F. Gay Men's Chorus Names New Artistic Director

The Chronicle reports on the appointment of Jacob Stensberg as SFGMC's Artistic Director, highlighting his musical background, commitment to diverse voices, and vision for the next chapter of the Chorus.

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SF Gay Men's Chorus to Open National LGBTQ Center for the Arts

A landmark announcement for SFGMC: the purchase of a permanent home at 170 Valencia Street and plans to create a national center dedicated to LGBTQ+ arts, performance, collaboration, and community.

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