The Denver Gay Men's Chorus was established in 1982 with a commitment to build a diverse community and foster acceptance through music. The auditioned, 140 strong community chorus has been doing just that for three and a half decades and more than 140 concerts. For their 36th season, they remain true to their mission of educating, inspiring and empowering, all while entertaining audiences. 

DGMC produces three concert series per season, and together with their a cappella group, Off Kilter, perform at many community outreach events each year. DGMC is a member of GALA Choruses, an LGBTQ choral organization made up of over 180 choruses and 10,000 singers worldwide dedicated to continued support of LGBTQ choral music programs. 

DGMC is devoted in its commitment to commissioning new works, including "I Am Harvey Milk" by Andrew Lippa and other works. Recent chorus highlights include DGMC's participation in the 2016 Film on the Rocks Prince Tribute, taking the stage at Red Rocks to perform to an audience of 9000 people. Governor John Hickenlooper proclaimed June 15-17, 2017 as Denver Gay Men's Chorus 35th Anniversary days, and honored the chorus for being a respected leader in the arts community that significantly enriches the cultural life of the city while serving as a messenger of social justice and change.