Founded in 1994, the Perrysburg Symphony Chorale is a community choral group made up of regional music enthusiasts that share a passion for singing.

The Chorale performs outstanding works that run the gamut of musical styles from classical masterpieces, such as Orff's "Carmen Burana" and Britten's "Ceremony of Carols," to lighter and more contemporary works, such as John Rutter's "Wind of the Willow" and John Michael Talbot's "The Lord's Supper." These have been offered to the community along with delightful Christmas concerts, such as Handel's "Messiah" and Saint-Saen's "Christmas Oratorio."