Artistic Director Kym Scott talks about Pittsburgh Pride Choir’s upcoming holiday concert, A Not So Silent Night. PPC is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and this will be their first major concert since changing their name from Renaissance City Choir earlier this year.

Kym discusses the name change, the choir’s work with Pittsburgh’s LGBTQIA+ community, and fostering a community through music. Their holiday concert will feature a mixture of holiday favorites, new music, and their annual “Twelve Days of Christmas” sing-along.

Pittsburgh Pride Choir’s holiday concert, A Not So Silent Night, is on Saturday, December 6th at 7:30pm at the East Liberty Presbyterian Church. You can buy tickets or sign up for a livestream link at pittsburghpridechoir.org.

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