One Day Choir by The Marmalade Project

About this event

Sunday, November 8, 2026 12-3pm (sign-in begins at 11:30am) San Francisco Botanical Garden — Redwood Grove About the Program Come join The Marmalade Project for a joyful afternoon of singing together in the beautiful San Francisco Botanical Garden! Led by Emmy Award-winning musical director Shams Ahmed, we’ll come together to learn a song and experience the magic of 100+ voices singing as one. Whether you’re a seasoned singer, musician, or simply someone who loves to sing, your voice is welcome. Come ready to connect, create & experience the joy of making music together. Bring your voice, your energy & your enthusiasm! Program Details Learn & sing a song together under the direction of Shams Ahmed Experience the energy of 100+ voices coming together Meet & connect with fellow singers and community members Enjoy an afternoon of music in the beautiful Redwood Grove Light drinks & snacks About the Director Shams Ahmed is an Emmy Award-winning producer, music director & arranger whose work spans vocal music, entertainment & community-building. His credits include Ragged Old Flag: An American Chorus for Super Bowl LVII, Citizen Queen, Acapop! and collaborations with artists including Pentatonix. About The Marmalade Project “Sweetening Life through Creativity & Community.” The Marmalade Project is all about cultivating community and creativity in the most refreshing, joyful, and authentic ways. Through our events, we bring together people of all backgrounds and ages to connect, create, and share in the uplifting power of the arts. Much like making marmalade, we believe in taking time to slow down and enjoy the process, allowing moments of creativity to bloom and foster a sense of belonging. The end product is an experience that is rich, vibrant, and joyful! Photography & Video We love sharing the joy of what we create together. Photos and videos will be taken during this event and may be shared on The Marmalade Project’s website, social media, and…

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