SING, EAT, DRINK, and MAKE MERRY–at the Seattle Labor Chorus’ annual Singalong on Saturday evening, March 8th, 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. And what a way to celebrate International Women’s Day! The event will take place at a new location with plentiful parking, the Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church, 7500 Greenwood Avenue, Seattle 98103. (this is a new location, if you have come in recent past years). The #5 bus serves Greenwood Avenue The Singalong features community singing of great songs of labor, peace, and…

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Dear Seattle Labor Chorus supporter,
We hope you are enjoying our sparkling early winter. We did not do our usual Figgy Pudding Carolling Competition this year, but we will be hitting the streets of the University Farmer's Market instead, with our holiday parodies and favorite songs of peace and justice.

Saturday, December 14 at 11:30 am
Somewhere near the intersection of University Way and NE 50th
Look for the canopy!

Also breaking news:
The Seattle Labor Chorus is now part of the Puget Consumer's…

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Come to an event sure to inspire, educate, and generally wow you!   Save Saturday evening November 9 for Mark McDermott’s multimedia presentation : “Making the American Dream Real for Everyone.” Accompanied by the Seattle Labor Chorus Keystone Congregational Church at 7:30pm   Using a combination of family stories, labor history and political and economic analysis, Mark lays out and leads discussion on how those who came before us built a broadly shared American Dream, how corporate America is… Read more

Some Seattle Labor Chorus members came down to sing against Scott Walker's appearance at a Seattle fundraiser. Read about it in the Stand: http://www.thestand.org/2013/09/seattle-to-scott-walker-not-in-our-state/

Dear Friends Please join us Seattle Labor Chorus (SLC) Singalong, Saturday, March 2, 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. at the Greenwood Senior Center, 525 N. 85th St., Seattle, a little east of Greenwood Avenue. Come join us for a lively annual event, featuring community singing of topical songs, along with some golden oldies (words provided). With an admission fee of $10 to $15 per adult or $5 for children, you can nibble on homemade snacks and desserts, buy wine or beer, buy tickets for the Chorus’ famous…

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Linda Bermas won our quilt this year! Thank you everyone for your support!

We had an amazing time at Folklife this year with the Solidarity Notes from Vancouver BC. Take a listen!

Paul Bigman won our 2011 quilt raffle!