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Experience “The Wizard of Oz” with the Johns Creek Chorale

  • April 6, 2026
  • Shawne Taylor
A promotional image for The Wizard of Oz concert experience from Johns Creek Chorale. The name is in green on a yellow banner across the top and a pair of ruby slippers is in the center surrounded by green and gold swirls.
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The concert takes place April 25 at Johns Creek United Methodist Church.

On April 25, the Johns Creek Chorale will present a magical concert experience that’s perfect for all ages. Performing music from the classic film, “The Wizard of Oz” and featuring songs we all know and love, such as “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “Follow the Yellow Brick Road,” the show will transport the audience to a world of ruby slippers, cowardly lions and talking scarecrows, during an evening of music and fun.

“This is the first time we’ve performed a Wizard of Oz concert,” said the chorale’s Toni Appling. “The special event will feature music from the movie’s original score performed by the chorale, soloists, orchestra and a children’s choir.”

The tenth anniversary season

The show is part of Johns Creek Chorale’s special tenth anniversary season. To recognize this milestone, the ensemble has presented a variety of memorable concert experiences in 2025-2026, including Hope Awakens, Messiah at the Pub and A Season to Remember— a series of joyful concerts filled with music designed to inspire and delight.

The Wizard of Oz will be the season’s final concert and promises to be an unforgettable theatrical choral experience that is sure to engage and entertain. 

Graphic for the 10th anniversary of the Johns Creek Chorale. It's a dark blue background with a large, golden 10 in the center. The word "celebrating" is at the top and "years" at the bottom. In the center of the 0, it says The Johns Creek Chorale in white cursive type.
Image courtesy of the Johns Creek Chorale.

About Johns Creek

Established in 2015 by Dr. Nathan Frank, its founder and artistic director, the 100-member choir brings together women and men from diverse backgrounds to experience the joy of singing and to share a love for choral music. 

The not-for-profit organization, made up of volunteers, continues its mission to celebrate the human voice, nurture lifelong musicianship and enrich the cultural life of the community.

Their repertoire spans a range of choral music, from classical masterworks to contemporary compositions. And they continue to grow, welcoming people from the community to audition and join them. 

Details

The Wizard of Oz — A Concert Experience 
April 25, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Johns Creek United Methodist Church
11180 Medlock Bridge Rd.
Johns Creek 30097

Ticket info:

General admission – $20
Children 12 and under – free
Tickets may be purchased online at johnscreekchorale.com/get-tickets.

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Shawne Taylor

Shawne Taylor is the managing editor of Southwest Gwinnett, Peachtree Corners and THE CREEK magazines. She's been a writer and editor for 20+ years, working with a variety of publications, nonprofit organizations and business clients. She lives in the Peachtree Corners/Johns Creek area with her family and enjoys music, books, K-dramas and getting out and exploring the community in her free time.

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