Community Sing

Friday, January 30, 2026 | 6 PM
Somerville Armory, Boston

The Event

This event is a wonderful opportunity for musicians and non-musicians of all ages to come together and make music. Whether you read music or just love to sing, you're welcome to join in the fun. Enjoy delicious food and drinks, and take some time to mingle and share in the joy of singing together. Let's create beautiful music and unforgettable memories!

Community Sing
Krystal Morin and Brad Dumont, Guest Artists

Meet the Guest Artists

Sophia Miller, conductor, choral clinician, and music educator

Sophia Miller is a conductor, clinician, singer, and music educator based in New York City. An expert in children’s voices, she seeks to empower the voices of young artists in her work, leading with a combination of artistic skill and a fully present heart.

Sophia finds great joy in working with young people and adults alike. She is currently the Artistic Director for the Fieldston Choral Society in New York City and is conductor of the Mannes Prep Junior and Intermediate Choruses at the Mannes School of Music. A church musician as well, she currently serves as the Music Director in Residence at Foothills Unitarian Church in Fort Collins, Colorado.

To read more about Sophia, visit her website HERE.

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What’s Interesting About This Event

  • Unique Venue: Our event is hosted at the Somerville Armory, a historic and vibrant venue known for its unique charm and welcoming atmosphere. It's the perfect backdrop for a memorable musical experience.

  • Great Value: At just $25, this event offers an incredible value for an unforgettable experience of music, food, and community. It's an affordable way to enjoy a professional-quality musical experience without the usual pressures or commitments.

  • Inclusive and Low-Pressure: Unlike most choirs that require a significant commitment and a high level of musicianship, this event is open to everyone. Whether you're a seasoned singer or someone who just loves to hum along, this is your chance to make music with others under the guidance of an amazing clinician. Feel like a pro in a supportive and relaxed environment!