South Shore Children’s Chorus

South Shore Children’s Chorus is a nonprofit choral program for singers in kindergarten through 12th grade. Founded in 2016, it offers vocal training and a well-rounded choral education in a setting where, as its philosophy puts it, the individual child comes first and excellence follows. Its four ensembles are audition-free, starting with a joyful introduction to group singing for the youngest children and building to challenging repertoire in a tight-knit ensemble.

Classes meet through the school year in five South Shore towns: Quincy, Foxborough, Sharon, Hanover and Bridgewater. The chorus aims to be a hub for community arts engagement and a safe place for young people to find their own voice, and it wants to offer the chorister experience to any student regardless of financial situation. It also hosts community events such as One Night Choir, an evening of singing open to anyone with no experience needed.

What to Know

• Tuition assistance is available for families who need it.
• The chorus welcomes singers ages 4 to 18.
• It is a member of both the Quincy and South Shore chambers of commerce.