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Pacific Chorale's performance base is Southern California; our home is the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall at the Orange County Performing Artscenter in Costa Mesa. Please find information and links below that can help you plan an enjoyable evening with Pacific Chorale, including directions, a bit of background on the area, links to recommended dining, and what to expect at a Chorale concert.

Orange County Performing Artscenter

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

The remarkable acoustics of this premier new concert hall are simply made for choral music. Performers are "in the same room" as the audience, where the lively resonance creates a very intimate experience with the music. It is part of Segerstrom Center for the Arts.

Samueli Theater

This smaller shoebox-shaped theater is a flexible, versatile performance space ideal for smaller, chamber-style ensembles. It is adjacent to the new concert hall at the Orange County Performing Artscenter.

Where We Are / Our Community
This section provides directions to the Orange County Performing Artscenter and gives a brief background on our region with links to more local and arts-related information.

What to Expect
Find out what to expect in this choral concert FAQ.

OCPAC / Costa Mesa
More information about arts offerings at the Performing Artscenter, along with dining options for the region around the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall and Samueli Theater.