The Children's Chorus of Sussex County

Founded in the fall of 1990, the Children's Chorus of Sussex County has provided an opportunity for children who reside in northwest New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania to join together in the choral art. CCSC is comprised of four choir levels and welcomes young people from kindergarten through high school. Known for their dedication, teamwork, and artistic excellence, the children pursue an ambitious schedule. In addition to local concerts, they have performed at venues including Carnegie Hall, The White House, Prague's Smetana Hall, the Candelaria Church in Rio de Janeiro, and the Vatican. In July, 2011, the Concert Choir traveled to The Netherlands, Belgium and France. We performed for the July 4th Celebration at the American Embassy in Brussels, the American Cemetary at Omaha Beach and other amazing venues throughout the region.  In July, 2014, we were invited to  the International Choral Kathaumixw in British Columbia, where we first performed in 2004.  In July, 2015, based on a performance at Carnegie Hall, we were recruited for the Festival of the Aegaen, making for a memorable two-week trip to Athens and the Greek Islands.   We returned to Carnegie Hall for another performance in January, 2017. We welcome you to look through our website and check our upcoming schedule - we want to sing for you!
Support Our Voices - We are grateful that funding has been made available in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, through the State/County Partnership Block Grant Program, as administered by the Sussex County Arts and Heritage Council.


As a tuition-based organization, our goal is to keep charges low to attract as many choristers as possible.  To that end, you can support our program by making a charitable contribution. We urge you to click below to find out how.  CCSC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.  Your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Thank you for your help! ​