The Concert Singers of Cary
Voices Heard Throughout
the Triangle
Who We Are
The Concert Singers of Cary seeks to enrich the community and support the performing arts through outstanding choral music. Our auditioned choirs of over 120 voices offer musical performances featuring varied genres and creative collaborations with local and national musicians.
For over 30 years, we have offered programs designed to elevate, provoke and entertain our audiences, and to promote musical growth within our membership.
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Learn more about the music in our upcoming performances and special events and get a “behind the scenes” look at CSC and our members. Read our blog.
Something Wicked This Way Comes!
Join us for our first concert of our 35th season: Something Wicked This Way Comes at 8pm on Nov 1st at the Cary Arts Center (101 Dry Ave).Get your tickets to this haunting and spine-tingling concert before they sell out!The program includes the...
Larry Speakman Chapter 1: Beginnings
Greetings all! My how time marches on! It is hard to believe that eight years have already gone by since my retirement as Artistic Director. It has been nine years since Ingrid and I relocated to Charleston, but even harder to believe is that we...
Concert Singers of Cary Select Adwita Arvind as Winner of Fuller Blunt Memorial Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that Adwita Arvind is the 2025 winner of the Fuller Blunt Memorial Scholarship. Adwita is a 2025 graduate of Green Level High School in Cary. Adwita excels as a musician, actor, and student, and will be attending the...
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The Concert Singers of Cary
Cary Arts Center
101 Dry Avenue
Cary, NC 27511-3312
910-242-4314
The Concert Singers of Cary have earned a Silver Seal from Candid.
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We're a proud member of the Cary Chamber of Commerce, Chorus America, The Heart of Cary Association, and ArtsNC.
Concert Singers of Cary is supported by United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County as well as the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources