History
In 2008, Suzannah Park and her singing partner, Nathan Morrison, began WACC as a fun hometown project. It started with twelve friends singing in their living room and has since grown to around 100 singers per season. They co-led WACC through 2017, at which point Nathan moved on to other projects.
WACC programs often include songs from South Africa, the Balkans, Caucasus Georgia, and American, Gospel & Shape Note traditions.
WACCo’s
Over the years, singers of all ages and musical abilities have found their way to WACC. As a community we create a safe and fun space to find your voice.
What does it mean to be a WACCo?
We sing both sacred and secular songs, and WACC has no religious affiliation.
We are open and affirming of all bodies, minds, religions and ways of moving in the world.
As a community, we are committed to carpooling, composting and reducing our environmental impact on the earth.
We celebrate life and community with shared potluck meals and give back to our community through song and actions.