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For over 50 years the Antelope Valley Showcase Chorus (formerly known as Harmony Showcase Chorus) of Sweet Adeline's International has been bringing women together to sing and entertain audiences throughout the entire Antelope Valley.


Performing are Makin' Mischief, Antelope Valley Chorus (original name) 1981 & Harmony Showcase 2010

Singing songs from Broadway to Jazz and Gospel to Patriotic their harmony touches the soul of each person - singer and listener alike.

Meeting in Palmdale, the Antelope Valley Showcase Chorus is made up of dedicated female singers from the valley including Tehachapi, Santa Clarita, Lancaster, Agua Dulce, Acton, and Palmdale--all to share the joy of singing.

The chorus performs year-round for private and public events throughout the Antelope Valley singing "A Cappella" (without instrumental accompaniment). This allows the group more flexibility than your average performer so that your venue may not need to have as many requirements (such as space needed for band instruments).

To arrange a booking email us by clicking on this link or call (661) 269-8818.

If you like to sing and want to enhance your life by keeping that artistic part of you alive ~ then join us.

Antelope Valley Showcase Chorus is therapy for my soul. It provides for me the means to create beautiful harmonies and share them in a way that gives back in thanks for all the wonderful treasures I've received in this life. ~Linda A.

Don't let another moment without music pass you by!

"Music washes from the soul, the dust of everyday life" ~ Berthold Auerbach