Singing Christmas Tree

History

The very first Singing Christmas Tree was presented at the Governor's Hall, located on the old State Fairgrounds. A brand-new and much sturdier steel structure was designed and completed in time for the Tree in 1959. That year, the production was performed in the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, where it was to remain for the next sixteen years. To accommodate the growing audience, the venue was then moved to the Sacramento Community Center. In 1979, Pastor Glen Cole's desire was to see the Tree performed at the church located at Howe Ave & Fair Oaks. Finally, in 1984 the tree moved to it's current location at Capital Christian Center. Each year hundreds of volunteers spend thousands of hours preparing and rehearsing for the Singing Christmas Tree. They assume various roles - singers and musicians, dramatists and dancers, set builders and costume designers. Celebrating the 60th Annual Singing Christmas Tree this year.

Specialties

Capital Christian Center is pleased to announce the 60th annual presentation of the Singing Christmas Tree (SCT). This year's show is entitled 60th Christmas Celebration. The Singing Christmas Tree features the Singing Christmas Tree Choir, a 40-piece symphonic orchestra, the Capital Children's Chorale, Capital Choreography, Theater Teams, and SCT soloists. The box office is open, with ticket prices ranging from $5-$25. Internet purchases may be made year round. Discounted seating is available for children and seniors at matinee performances. Interpretation for the hearing impaired is offered at both Sunday evening productions. Wheelchair access may be secured at the time tickets are purchased. Inquiries can be made directly to the SCT Information Line.