Arts at First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston

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MUSIC

There are many opportunities to experience and perform music at First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston during Sunday services, special occasions, and events. Members and friends are encouraged to share their musical gifts by presenting special music collaboratively or as soloists during services throughout the year.

Sanctuary Choir

If you love to sing, join our choir. Enjoy learning choral music from various composers, genres, styles, and languages. The volunteer choir welcomes singers of all ages and abilities and does not require an audition to participate. The choir sings three Sundays per month. 

Choir rehearsals are scheduled from August through May, 
beginning August 1, 2026 on Wednesdays 7:00 – 8:30 pm in the Choir Room on the 3rd floor. 


 To learn more about upcoming opportunities to be part of our
music program as
 a choir member or vocal soloist, please contact our Director of Music and Arts at loneka@firstuu.org


Instrumental Offerings
Several members share their gifts as soloists and in small ensembles.
The First UU Instrumental Ensemble coordinated by Chelsea de Souza, meets occasionally per event and shares occasionally during Sunday services.

 
If you would like to share your gifts as an instrumentalist, please email Chelsea de Souza, chelsea@firstuu.org.

Songfest

Thank you to our dedicated volunteers and guests!

ARTS TEAM

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The Arts Team supports and promotes the arts to cultivate community and connection through activities that help us: 

● Discover and engage in cultural events that align with Unitarian Universalist values   

● Promote participation in presenting and attending performances, exhibits, and other arts-related events 

● Promote and assist in the execution of annual events such as Foto Fest and the Spring Arts Festival 

● Identify and support social justice through the arts including the monthly Arts Forum

Arts Forum
Presentations linking social justice and the arts.
Third Sundays 10:45-11:15 AM in the sanctuary
Free and open to the public