The Rainbow Chorale of Delaware

End of Season Celebration

Paired with Our Night Out Wilmington

The RCD will be celebrating the end of the 2025-2026 season in conjunction with Our Night Out Wilmington. We will be "crowd-storming" the University and Whist Club (Carriage House and patio) on Thurs. July 16, 2026 from 6 - 9pm

805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE 19806

ONO Wilmington is an LGBTQ+ social group that "crowd-storms" local Wilmington establishments to boost visibility, build community, and—most importantly—have a great time together.

ONO is a free event (your wallet is only responsible for whatever food and drinks call your name), and it takes place on the third Thursday of each month.

Did you miss our Showcase?

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Did you miss our performance of We Are Champions! Showcase?

Did you attend and really love the show so much you want to see it again?

You're in luck! You may now purchase our We Are Champions! Showcase, and other past performance recordings! Visit our Purchase Recording Access Page to buy access to our recorded livestream broadcasts.

What is The Rainbow Chorale?

Eliciting change through music.

The First State's first chorus representing the LGBTQ+ community. The Rainbow Chorale of Delaware is non-auditioned LGBTQ+ and allies community chorus and open to all adult singers at all levels of experience. We usually perform three major concerts a year and have an active outreach program of singing at community events. Use these links to learn more about: Outreach Events, how to request the RCD to sing at your event, how to join the Chorale, how to contact us, purchase tickets and visit our YouTube channel to see past performances.

Our Mission

The Rainbow Chorale of Delaware is an inclusive, non-profit community chorus that provides LGBTQ+ individuals, with their friends and allies, the opportunity to perform high-quality choral music in an affirming environment that serves as a positive force for change. In addition, the Rainbow Chorale supports other institutions and individuals who serve that community.

Love of music is common to everyone. When we sing, we hope to impart the ideals, hopes, dreams, and aspirations of our community. Our goal is that with our listening audience we will strike a chord of commonality, and bridge the differences of our life experiences.

The Rainbow Chorale is fully committed to live rehearsing and performance in a safe manner. These are the protocols the Board has decided on:

We strongly encourage members who are feeling unwell to not attend rehearsal or performances as this exacerbates the member’s condition and risks spreading something communicable to other members. For rehearsals, we do our best to provide a video livestream, so that members can follow along during rehearsal.
While we do not require vaccines, we strongly recommend that members be vaccinated, when and where appropriate, for communicable respiratory diseases, including SARS-CoV-2 (Covid), influenza (flu), RSV, pertussis (whooping cough), etc, due to the increased risk of transmission from singing in close proximity. Vaccination is an evidence-based practice shown to protect the individual as well as those around them from contracting communicable illnesses.
Members are welcome to wear masks as they see fit. For performances specifically, if you wear a mask, it should fit the attire theme.
Members are welcome to be socially distanced during rehearsal as they see fit.
The Chorale does what it can to mitigate illness transmission, however the Chorale will not be held liable in the event that members, volunteers, or audience members become ill from directly related activities with the Chorale.
If you have any concerns or questions about any part of this policy, please email membership@therainbowchorale.org

The Board monitors the situation and will adjust our safety protocols accordingly.