Cairns Choral Society, established in 1979, is a prominent musical organization in Cairns, Queensland. The society’s journey began with the opening of their dedicated hall in August 1979, a significant milestone achieved through the collective efforts of Cairns citizens. Led by a dedicated team including Patron Don Fry AO and President Ryan Crippin, the society has continuously strived to provide a suitable venue for rehearsals, storage, and meetings, culminating in the completion of the hall in 1982 with the acquisition of new equipment and facilities.
With a strong leadership team comprising individuals such as Secretary Heather Law OAM and Musical Director Joanne Wright, Cairns Choral Society is committed to fostering a vibrant musical community in the region. The society’s philosophy revolves around inclusivity, creativity, and excellence in choral performances. Through the dedication of committee members like Annelise Brose and Dale Schultz, the society continues to uphold its rich musical traditions and engage audiences with captivating performances.
As a cornerstone of Cairns’ cultural landscape, Cairns Choral Society plays a vital role in promoting musical arts and providing a platform for local talent to flourish. With a focus on collaboration and artistic growth, the society under the guidance of Treasurer Dell Lythall and Senior Vice President Lorraine Matthews, remains dedicated to enriching the community through the power of music. With a diverse range of services and a passionate team of individuals, Cairns Choral Society stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of artistic expression and community engagement.
