Annual dues for each singer are $200 and are non-refundable. Dues should be paid by the third rehearsal, or at the first rehearsal for those joining mid-year. The amount is prorated for singers who join the group after the first concert of the season. This fee helps us pay for music costs and space rental. Singers are expected to pay dues in a timely manner. Checks should be made payable to Thomas Circle Singers and be given to the Singers’ President. Dues can also be paid by card through Chorus Connection.If dues present a financial burden, please speak with the Singers’ President or the Operations Manager. We would be happy to talk to you about scholarships and/or payment plans.Note: We use the Zeffy fundraising platform to keep our costs down - they charge $0 to the nonprofits they support for their database and donor management software. Zeffy is entirely funded by tips on the donations. While these tips are auto populated, they are optional. Please feel free to use the dropdown to adjust or remove the tip amount when you are prompted.

Subscribe to Thomas Circle Singers’ 2026–2027 season to enjoy a full year of choral concerts that highlight new and inspiring works. Your subscription supports our commitment to high-quality music and helps sustain our community partnerships.A portion of all ticket sales from all of our 2026-2027 concerts will be donated to our season partner, the Wanda Alston Foundation. The Wanda Alston Foundation is a non-profit organization providing housing, support services, and pathways to economic mobility for at-risk & homeless LGBTQ+ youth in the Nation’s Capital.See details of the 2026-2027 TCS season below!Love's Echoes - October 24, 2026, 5pmLocation:Church of the Epiphany1317 G St NWWashington, DC 20005Love leaves echoes across time and memory. Our opening program explores love in its many forms, romantic, spiritual, and familial, through music by Gwyneth Walker, Samuel Barber, Thomas LaVoy, Joanna Marsh, and others. Walker's lush A Heart in Hiding, a 2006 TCS commission setting the poetry of Emily Dickinson, captures love's exhilaration and mystery, while Barber's beloved The Coolin offers a timeless invitation between lovers. Joanna Marsh's powerful Everlasting Covenant expands the theme outward, pairing Dickinson's reverence for the natural world with the prophet Isaiah's warning against its destruction. Together these works invite us to reflect on the connections that continue to shape our lives long after they are first forged.Christmas with TCS - December 12, 2026, 5pmLocation:Church of the Epiphany1317 G St NWWashington, DC 20005Celebrate the season with Thomas Circle Singers' golden-anniversary Christmas concert! This festive program journeys from the quiet anticipation of Advent to the radiant joy of Christmas through music both familiar and new. Abbie Betinis' Behind the Clouds reminds us that hope shines even in the darkest moments, while Elaine Hagenberg's serene The Music of Stillness offers a moment of winter contemplation. Rhythmic settings by Tamsin Jones and Iain Farrington echo older musical styles, Michael Fili's A Carol from Flanders recalls the humanity of the Christmas Truce of 1914, and Kevin Siegfried's luminous cantata Vidimus Stellam traces the theme of light from Advent through Epiphany in a brilliant collaboration for choir and brass. Sing along with beloved carols and join us for an evening of warmth, wonder, and holiday tradition.Echoes: Thomas Circle Singers' 50th Anniversary Concert - May 08, 2027, 4pmLocation:St. Columba's Episcopal Church4201 Albemarle St NWWashington, DC 20016Our fiftieth anniversary season culminates in a celebration of the music that has helped define Thomas Circle Singers. The centerpiece is the world premiere of a new commission by Thomas LaVoy, written in honor of TCS’s half-century of remarkable artistry and community. Beloved past TCS commissions return alongside additional works that reveal new dimensions of these composers’ musical voices. Ola Gjeilo’s expansive A New Earth joins his soaring Across the Vast, Eternal Sky, while Blake Henson’s radiant August Moonrise is paired with his haunting O Vos Omnes. Looking back with gratitude while embracing the future, this anniversary celebration honors the music and commitment to service that have echoed through TCS for fifty years.Note: We use the Zeffy fundraising platform to keep our costs down - they charge $0 to the nonprofits they support for their database and donor management software. Zeffy is entirely funded by tips on the donations. While these tips are auto populated, they are optional. Please feel free to use the dropdown to adjust or remove the tip amount when you are prompted.