Our Voices, Our Rights!

Come join us for an afternoon of unified voices celebrating democracy and the power of collective organization.

ZOOM TICKETS ONLY. There are some walk-in tickets available at the door, so if you are in Seattle and want to attend please do so. Only Zoom online tickets are being sold this close to curtain time!

This year marks the 27th anniversary of the Seattle Labor Chorus, a voice for social justice, democracy, and labor rights in the community since 1997. 

Our concert will feature songs from the chorus related to democracy, voting rights, and social justice that both uphold the tradition of labor movement music and inspire us to fight for a better future.  Additionally, our concert will feature guest speakers from local non-profits leading the way in defending voting rights and upholding democracy.

The New Seattle Labor Temple in SODO
5030 1st Ave. S., 1.3 miles south of Spokane St.

Parking is available next to building.  Metro bus 131/132 stops at 4th and Dawson.  

If you had the highest bid on auction items in the SLC online auction, you'll be able to pick those up at the concert.

Join us as we celebrate the struggle for our rights in this very important election year.  Our fundraising goal for this event is $17,000 and sponsored in part by the Abe Keller Peace Education Fund.

If you wish to donate to the Seattle Labor Chorus and do not want a ticket, please DONATE HERE.  

The Seattle Labor Chorus is a non-profit, membership organization. All singers pay dues and contribute in other ways as well. Annual donations from unions and other labor organizations also enable us to support workers’ struggles at picket lines and rallies. Financial support from our fans and supporters in the community is essential to cover expenses so we can keep singing for justice, safety, peace, and power for all working people.

"The Seattle Labor Chorus is reawakening the labor movements’ recognition that we express our better
selves through music and song; that we organize better through music and song;
and that singing is damn fun!”
-Jeff Johnson, former President, Washington State Labor Council