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Chandler's 'Sing City' is a June 1-5 day camp

The Chandler Children’s Choir has announced its 2026 Sing City summer day camp. That's a weeklong immersive and story-driven musical summer camp designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and foster a love of singing in young performers, according to a news release. This year's camp is taking place June 1-5, hosted by Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 739 W. Erie Street, near downtown Chandler.

Courtesy of Chandler Children’s Choir

The Chandler Children’s Choir has announced its 2026 Sing City summer day camp.

That's a weeklong immersive and story-driven musical summer camp designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and foster a love of singing in young performers, according to a news release.

This year's camp is taking place June 1-5.

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Chandler's 'Sing City' is a June 1-5 day camp

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