The Hyde Park Neighborhood Choir, along with the Hyde Park Youth Symphony, will be presenting a shared concert at the Reva & David Logan Center for the Arts.
This seasonal showcase will bring to life the sounds of Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood through a concert featuring original music, exciting choreography and multimedia presentations.
Learn more about the Hyde Park Neighborhood Choir.
Entry is free, but a $10 donation is encouraged. All seating is general admission. Doors open 20 minutes prior to showtime.
Parking is available in the Wells Lot which is located on 60th Street between Drexel Avenue and Cottage Grove. Visit the Logan Center website for instructions on how to arrive via the CTA.
Uniting Voices Chicago strives to make music and performance accessible to anyone who wants it. Assistive listening devices are available at the ticketing desk. All public performance areas at Logan Center are equipped to accommodate wheelchair users. To request accommodations, please email info [at] unitingvoiceschicago [dot] org.
Now in its 70th season, the Hyde Park Youth Symphony is a cornerstone of youth music education on Chicago’s South and West Sides. Founded in 1955 in the living room of Claire Despres Oppenheim, HPYS began as a small chamber ensemble and quickly grew into a multi-level orchestral program serving young musicians from across the city.
Each year, HPYS serves nearly 100 students through its orchestral programs and Neighborhood Beginner Programs in Auburn Gresham, Bronzeville and other communities. These initiatives bring vital music education directly to neighborhood schools and community centers, breaking down barriers to participation and nurturing the next generation of young musicians.
With a commitment to excellence, access and community, HPYS offers a comprehensive and holistic approach to music education—fostering not only musical growth but also confidence, creativity and connection.
