• Concert for Humanity

May 1, 2025 | 7pm | The Schottenstein Center

On May 1, over 1,000 voices will rise at The Schottenstein Center for Concert for Humanity—a powerful musical experience that unites voices from across Ohio in an unforgettable night of music that will inspire, heal, and transform communities across our great state.

Featured Performers:

500-voice Harmony Community Chorus

10K Movement

Jeremy Winston Chorale International

200-voice Student Chorus

30-piece Harmony Band and Orchestra

350-voice Prison Arts Chorus

Voice For Columbus Finalist, Jesse Powers

Premiere of the 1,000-voice Concert For Humanity Chorus representing Ohioans from across the state.

More Featured Performers Announced Soon

Reserved Prime Seating
$15, $25, $50, $100

Reserved General Seating
Complimentary — Reservations Required

In partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, The Ohio State University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, and the Ohio Arts Council—this isn’t just a concert. It’s a call to humanity.
Be there. Feel it. Be part of something unforgettable.

Presented in part by

National Endowment for the Arts

In Partnership with

Ohio Arts Council

PEOPLE

Harmony Project is people — different backgrounds, different ethnicities, different abilities, and different beliefs — practicing the powerful idea that the dissonance between us can be disrupted when people work together.

ART

Harmony Project is art. Art is the catalyst for change — creating opportunities to explore shared stories, expanding cultural knowledge, and creating empathy for one another. Creativity fosters a shared space where people can embrace their differences and build social harmony.

COMMUNITY

Harmony Project is community, rolling up our sleeves and taking action, working side by side to make our neighborhoods better places to live. Neighbors and neighborhoods are engaged in service to forge a path toward a richer community. It takes more than one voice to live in harmony. 

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HARMONY IN THE NEWS

We’re grateful for all of the media coverage Harmony Project receives!  Here are links to articles and publications referencing our work and activities. 

Harmony in the News