This concert series has a unique blend of familiar holiday classics, such as “Let It Snow!,” “Silent Night,” and “Jolly Old Saint Nick,” done the PGMC way, as well as some delightfully arranged and beautifully sung versions of lesser known holiday tunes that will surely get you in the holiday mood.

Artistic Director, Kim Kuda, says: “Our concert theme this season is a kaleidoscope. By definition, a kaleidoscope is a tube that has mirrors and loose pieces of colored glass inside at one end so that you see many different patterns when you turn the tube while looking inside. In other words, it is a mixture of many different things that creates an ever-changing whole. That is a perfect metaphor for what the PGMC is: we are a mixture of many different men (and women) that, together, create a beautiful, fun, and entertaining musical experience.”

But what audiences have come to expect out of the Providence Gay Men’s Chorus concerts is more than just pure entertainment. “The PGMC works very hard to present all of our musical events so that they mirror our mission of inclusion, acceptance and a positive message for the future,” said Kuda. “This concert, with an amusing, thoughtful, and beautiful mix of traditional and unique musical selections, is no exception.” You’ll just have to see and experience it for yourself.

In keeping with their holiday tradition, the Friday evening concert is a benefit and the recipient this season is the RI Chapter of the American Parkinson Disease Association. A portion of the proceeds from that evening’s concert will be donated to APDA. The PGMC is proud and honored to partner with such a deserving organization.