The Tucson Girls Chorus runs SHINE, a performing-arts day camp open to boys and girls ages 6-12, offering singing and performance activities across one-week sessions. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm at TGC Central. Sibling, multi-week, and early-bird discounts are available.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Tucson Girls Chorus directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jessica KnappWe love TGC. Our daughter has been singing with the girls chorus for the last 10 years. It is an amazing organization and she has grown tremendously both in musical skills but also in so many other areas including leadership and poise. We recommend this program for any girl who might love music.
★★★★★Allie BerrymanHow have I not written a review of the Tucson Girls Chorus before now? I mean, my daughter has been participating for over 8 years now. Consistently. Her other activities have come and gone, but TGC has been a constant in our home. We drive from Corona de Tucson because she has found friends and common interests and I have found quality music instruction and instructors that care about HER. The group performs around Tucson, yes, but the older groups get to go on tours (she toured NYC this last summer) which are GREAT opportunities. I am so very happy we started in the organization when she was in 2nd grade (a Ladybug) and she is still an active member! Come join the TGC!
★★★★★AZ DANA great chorus group! My daughter has been coming here for many years now and our family loves watching them sing all around Tucson.
★★★★★Jennifer SchrimpfAmazing organization! My daughter loves to sing with the Tucson Girls Chorus.
★★★★★Roberto CarbajalExcelente Servicios. Very nice 👍👌 ballfields. Exceptional fields for the kids to play baseball ⚾ & softball ⚾ games on. My 👼 Angel's Cap is off in a saludos to the grounds keepers. Sinceramente; Roberto Carbajal Markovich