SOLD OUT: Join us Feb. 5 for our special event, ‘Valentine Tea’
Update (1/25):
This event is officially SOLD OUT!
Thank you to everyone for your support. We look forward to welcoming to this event, or our eighth annual dinner-theatre mystery event, on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7.
Bring your sweetheart or Valentine!
Tickets are $20, with $15 tickets for children under 13.
The dress code is smart casual. There will be a cash bar featuring Valentine cocktails and mimosas.
The special Sunday afternoon tea starts at 3 p.m. and will feature renowned jazz pianist Gene Parker at The Chalet at Oak Shade Grove, 3624 Seaman Road in Oregon.
Tickets are $20, with $15 tickets for children under 13.
For tickets, call or text Elaine at:
The group is part of the North American Swiss Singing Alliance (NASSA), made up of 14 choirs from Canada and the U.S. Singers compete internationally every three years; the next competition will be held in June 2021 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The nonprofit organization is also part of the larger German American Festival (GAF) Society, which most people associate with the festival held annually in August. The society consists of seven German-speaking societies. During the festival, the Singers set up and operate the Swiss Cheese Haus, along with the Stein Stossen contest. The GAF Festival draws more than 30,000 people on an average weekend and is the largest ethnic festival in this part of the country.
The Swiss Singers practice Wednesday evenings at 7:00 at Oak Shade Grove from September to May.
(419) 206-0975.
RSVP by Jan. 30.
About the Singers
Currently under the direction of Micah Graber, the choir has been a cultural staple in the Toledo area since 1869 — that’s 153 years of celebrating Swiss culture in the area. The chorus in its current form has been around since 1924. Its aim is to retain and preserve the culture and songs of Switzerland, to live up to the singers’ ancestors’ tenets of faith and behavior, help others, and to be good citizens.
The Singers perform two concerts annually, including a wide variety of traditional Swiss, Broadway, Gospel and American music, as well as a special performance in February.
About the Singers
The Singers perform two concerts annually, including a wide variety of traditional Swiss, Broadway, Gospel and American music, as well as a special performance in February.
For the 2022-2023 season, the Singers will present their eighth annual dinner-theatre mystery event, on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7, 2023.
The group is part of the North American Swiss Singing Alliance (NASSA), made up of 14 choirs from Canada and the U.S. Singers compete internationally every three years; the next competition will be held in June 2021 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The nonprofit organization is also part of the larger German American Festival (GAF) Society, which most people associate with the festival held annually in August. The society consists of seven German-speaking societies. During the festival, the Singers set up and operate the Swiss Cheese Haus, along with the Stein Stossen contest. The GAF Festival draws more than 30,000 people on an average weekend and is the largest ethnic festival in this part of the country.
The Swiss Singers practice Wednesday evenings at 7:00 at Oak Shade Grove from September to May.
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