September 13, 2026 - 20:01

A local barbershop chorus is stepping up to support music programs in area schools. The Manitowoc Clipper City Chordsmen have announced a fundraising event aimed at keeping music education alive for students who might otherwise go without it.
The chorus, known for its four-part harmony performances, will present an evening of song and community spirit. Proceeds from the event will go directly toward instruments, sheet music, and other resources for young musicians. Organizers say the need is real, as many school music departments continue to face tight budgets and difficult choices.
Members of the chorus say they know firsthand how music can shape a young person's life. Several joined the group after playing in school bands or singing in choirs, and they want to give today's students the same chance. The fundraiser will feature classic barbershop arrangements along with a few contemporary favorites, all performed in the group's signature a cappella style.
Tickets will be available at the door and in advance. Local businesses have also pitched in with donations and raffle prizes. The chorus hopes the community will turn out in force, not just for a good show, but for a cause that reaches far beyond the stage. Every dollar raised stays local and goes toward the next generation of singers and players.
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