Topeka Festival Singers Announce New Season With Diverse Theme and New Artistic Leadership
The Topeka Festival Singers are launching their new season with a theme of "Every Voice, Every Story," beginning with a concert celebrating America's 250th birthday. The season also welcomes a new artistic director. The first performance, "America Sings," is scheduled…
Topeka, KS, October 8, 2026 — The Topeka Festival Singers are preparing to unveil their upcoming season, set to commence under the broad theme of “Every Voice, Every Story.” This new season will also mark the arrival of a new artistic director, who will guide the choir’s artistic vision.
The choir’s inaugural performance of the season is slated to be a special concert titled “America Sings.” This event is designed to commemorate America’s 250th birthday, offering a musical exploration of the nation’s heritage. The concert is scheduled to take place at Washburn University’s White Concert Hall.
Further details regarding the new artistic director, including their name and background, were not immediately available. Information about the specific dates for the “America Sings” concert and the rest of the season’s programming was also not provided in the initial announcement.
The “Every Voice, Every Story” theme suggests a season dedicated to inclusivity and the sharing of diverse narratives through choral music. The Topeka Festival Singers have a history of engaging the community with varied performances, and this upcoming season aims to continue that tradition by highlighting a wide range of musical expressions and perspectives.
Additional information concerning ticket sales, the full season schedule, and the new artistic director is expected to be released at a later date.
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