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Chorus and Jam Circles at First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles

Chorus and Jam Circles

Weekly choir sessions and a jam group invite people to join in singing and playing music.

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October 28, 2026 · 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM

First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, 2936 W 8th St ·

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Join the Wednesday jam group and choir sessions, with music leaders Nathan Fratzke, Travis Reynolds, and Carrick McCullough.

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Organizer’s description

Invitation to Connect: Weaving Our Voices and Music into Shared Community Dear Friends, Neighbors, and Creators, The Pan Pacific Pagans and Radical Faeries of Los Angeles are excited to highlight an incredible opportunity for harmony, collaboration, and collective joy. The Unitarian Universalist Church of Los Angeles anchors a stellar music program led by Nathan Fratzke, Travis Reynolds, Carrick McCullough, and a host of talented performers. Every Wednesday evening from 6:30 PM until 9:15 PM, the church opens its doors for a dynamic jam group and an inspiring series of choir sessions. We believe this welcoming, creative environment serves as the ideal collaborative space for our communities to unite. Music has a unique power to bridge traditions, heal spirits, and build collective strength. By bringing the vibrant voices, unique instruments, and musical talents of the Pan Pacific Pagans and Radical Faeries into this existing circle, we can uplift one another and create a larger, greater communal purpose together. Whether you are a seasoned musician, a shower singer, or simply looking to find your rhythm in a supportive environment, you are warmly invited to take a seat and join the song. How to Get Involved: If you feel called to this collaboration, or if you are interested in joining the Wednesday night UU jam group and choir sessions, please reach out to us directly or contact the church administrators to get connected.

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