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Our Venues
Experience the Detroit Concert Choir in some of metro Detroit's most beautiful and historic performance spaces. From elegant concert halls to treasured architectural landmarks, every performance venue adds its own unique character to the music, creating memorable experiences for audiences and performers alike.

Whether you're a longtime supporter or attending your first Detroit Concert Choir concert, we invite you to discover these remarkable venues and experience the power of live choral music in some of southeast Michigan's most inspiring spaces.

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Macomb Center for the Performing Arts
The Macomb Center for the Performing Arts is a state-of-the-art performance venue serving metro Detroit's northern suburbs. The center offers a comfortable and welcoming concert experience in a modern theater setting. The venue features theater-style seating for approximately 1,200 guests and is fully ADA accessible with designated accessible seating. Ample free parking is available in the adjacent lot.

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Our Lady Star of the Sea
Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish has a rich history in the Grosse Pointe community and beyond, continuing its mission to serve parishioners and reach out to others. Its beautiful sanctuary is known for its warm atmosphere and excellent acoustics and also serves as a performance venue for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s neighborhood concert series. The sanctuary seats over 600, is fully ADA accessible with designated accessible seating, and offers ample on-site parking.

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The Redford Theatre
The Redford Theatre, billed as America's Most Unique Suburban Playhouse with its three story grand foyer and full-sized stage, opened on January 27, 1928. The Redford was designed to emulate an outdoor Japanese theatre including atmospheric projections and interior facade, making it one of Detroit's most unique and exciting historic venues. The theatre has a 1,500 seat capacity and is ADA compliant. Parking is available in an attached lot. 

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The Schaap Center
The A. Paul and Carol C. Schaap Center for the Performing Arts and the Richard and Jane Manoogian Art Gallery celebrates its inaugural season as a new regional destination for the performing and visual arts, and Detroit Concert Choir is proud to be a program partner. The 435-seat theater offers exceptional setting for music, theater, and dance, while the art galleries bring outstanding visual arts to the experience. The Center is fully ADA accessible, with convenient parking and concessions, and easily accessible visitor information.

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St. Clare of Montefalco Parish
Celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year, St. Clare of Montefalco Parish first opened its doors on October 3, 1926. For a century, the parish has been a cornerstone of faith, stewardship, and community in Grosse Pointe, serving as the spiritual home for more than 850 families. Its spacious sanctuary and rich acoustics create an inspiring setting for choral music. The venue is ADA accessible and features a convenient on-site parking lot.

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Sweetest Heart of Mary Church
One of Detroit's most breathtaking historic churches, Sweetest Heart of Mary has been a cornerstone of the city's Polish Catholic community for more than a century. Designated a Michigan State Historic Site and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, its magnificent Gothic Revival architecture, soaring ceilings, and remarkable acoustics create an unforgettable setting for choral music. The sanctuary seats over 700 and is fully ADA accessible. Limited parking is available in the church lot, with ample street parking nearby.