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As of Fall of 2021, we are singing again - with masks and precautions Mondays at 7:00 pm Grace United Methodist Church 3700 Cottage Grove Ave, Des Moines IA 50311 Please contact Devon Steve, our Artistic Director, with any questions. His contact is at the bottom of this page. Upcoming Performances Monday, November 15th at 7:00 pm The Des Moines Diversity Chorus presents a live streaming concert, At Home with the Diversity Chorus featuring the Chorus, alongside guest performers.  Our fall program is titled, "At Home", with manifold meanings. Through the past year, the idea of "home" was disrupted for so many people. Many could not travel home, had to find new homes, or lost their homes entirely. This program will reflect those struggles. However, and more importantly, it will also reflect the feelings, the memories, and the people who create our figurative home. It will provide the opportunity to engage with the music of both local and international communities and cultures, while reflecting a message of togetherness as we venture on the road Home. Older Performances Watch video excerpts below of our 2019 Fall Concert with Roosevelt High School's Bridges 2 Harmony Group Monday, November 18, 2019 - 7:00 PM at The newly-renovated Franklin Jr High Auditorium, 4801 Franklin Ave, Des Moines, IA 50310 Watch YouTube excerpts of our Fall 2019 Concert "We Will Make a Difference" with the Diversity Chorus and Bridges 2 Harmony!  |
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The Des Moines Diversity Chorus (DMDC) is a one-of-a-kind choral group in the greater Des Moines area, focused on encouraging respect and appreciation for people through music. DMDC was organized in June 1997, and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, receiving support and funding from a variety of individuals, grants and corporate gifts. Our music reflects the traditions of a variety of ethnic and cultural groups. We invite other cultural and ethnic groups and individuals to be a part of our concerts, and our chorus, to give visibility and voice to performers of varied national, ethnic, racial, religious, age, ability and sexuality backgrounds. |
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