Olympia's
Daughters is a women's a cappella choir that builds
bridges between communities and cultures. Through song, we
challenge attitudes, foster healing, share our hearts, spirits, and
joyful love of music. We perform at events such
as cultural festivals, domestic violence vigils and church
services. We take our name from Olympia Brown, the first female who
was ordained by a national denomination-the Universalists. She was
also a leading suffragist, a mother, and a business woman.
Director: Penny Gnesin Assistant Director: Sue
Fulton
Olympia's Daughters:
- Jeanie Bryson
- Carmen Pinto
- Debbie Weiler
- Elmira Nazombe
- Jacque Diggs
- Karen Quigley
- Maria Manna
| - Judy Cangelosi
- Penny Gnesin
- Peggy Hannis
- Renata Miller
- Robin Richards
- Sue Fulton
- Surita
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Music
Programs
Our music programs touch on a number
of women's issues and help people understand and heal through
music. From Freedom to Domestic Violence to Women's Music through
the Ages, our programs highlight the full spectrum of life's
experiences.
