Upcoming Concerts and Events

December 5th/12th, 2026: Annual Christmas Concert

This year's Christmas Concert will be held at St. John, Rochester on Saturday December 5th, with a repeat performance at Historic Trinity on Saturday, December 12th. The starting time will be 4:00pm for both locations. A freewill offering will be taken at both events, with a suggested donation of $10 for adults and $5 for school age children. Hope to see you there!

January 9th, 2027: Christ Our King, Saline

The Lutheran Choralaires will be singing at Christ Our King Lutheran Church in Saline Michigan at 7:00pm on Saturday January 9th. This Service In Song combines traditional Lutheran service elements with several pieces from our 2026 Christmas concerts. Please join us for this worshipful event!

February 17th, 2027: Lent I St. Paul, Royal Oak

We continue our annual tradition of singing at a different Lutheran Church every Wednesday throughout the Lenten season (as part of their regular worship service). Our first stop this year: St. Paul Lutheran Church of Royal Oak, Michigan. Service is at 7pm.

February 24th, 2027: Lent II TBD

March 3rd, 2027: Lent III TBD

March 10th, 2027: Lent IV TBD

March 17th, 2027: Lent V TBD

March 26th, 2027: Good Friday (Noon) Historic Trinity, Detroit

April 18th, 2027: Männerchor, St. Lorenz, Frankenmouth

The Lutheran Choralaires will once again join the Men's Choruses of St. Lorenz Lutheran Church, Frankenmuth; Faith Lutheran Church, Grand Blanc; St. Stephen Lutheran Church, Waterford; and St. John Lutheran Church, Rochester in their yearly Männerchor song service. On April 18th, an expected 80-100 male voices will join together to sing to the glory of God. Services will take place at St. Lorenz Lutheran Church, 1030 West Tuscola Street, Frankenmouth, MI. All are welcome to attend.

May, 2027: Annual Spring Concert (TBD)

May 30th, 2027: Carnegie Hall, New York

The Lutheran Choralaires are honored to be among those invited to sing SOLAS: Foundations of Faith, composed by Heather Sorenson. Conducted by Dr. Jennaya Robison (director of the National Lutheran Choir) and part of the Distinguished Concerts International New York series, the performance will take place in none other than prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York, where the Choralaires will sing as part of the 200+ voice Distinguished Concerts Singers International choir. Stay tuned for more details!