The year 2001 marked the debut of a new addition to the Vesnivka family, the Toronto Ukrainian Male Chamber Choir (TUMCC).

The group was formed to create opportunities for Vesnivka to explore a wider range of choral music. Since then, TUMCC has played an important role in partnering with Vesnivka in presenting the annual concert series, special concerts, and community events. 

Since its debut in 2001, TUMCC, along with Vesnivka, has participated in:

• Concert in Niagara-on-The-Lake as part of the Music Niagara Festival. (Nov. 2019)

• Performed at 'LUMINATO - Maada'ookii Songlines' in Toronto, in partnership with 200 voices from 11 diverse choirs, 4 soloists and an Indigenous musical ensemble. (June 2019)

• Concert Tour - Poland (Wroclaw, Opole, Krakow, Przemysl) and Ukraine (Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv). (May 2019)

• Memorial concert commemorating the 85th anniversary of "Holodomor" in Easter Ukraine  in partnership with the Elmer Iseler Singers and the Gryphon Trio. (Oct. 2018)

• Concert Tour - Toronto/Montreal/Ottawa - 'Road to Independence' in partnership with Canadian Bandurist Capella (April 2018)

• Concert at Koerner Hall in Toronto - 'IDENTITIES -Glorious and Free' in partnership with Orpheus choir (May 2017)

• Concert Tour to Washington, DC at Ukrainian Catholic Shrine of the Holy Family (Oct. 2016)

• Gala Concert in celebration of Vesnivka's 50th Anniversary (April 2016)

• Concert Tour “Paris to Amsterdam” to celebrate Vesnivka's 50th Anniversary, with performances in Paris and Senlis France, and Berkhout and Schalkwijk in the Netherlands (May 2014)

• Gala Concert commemorating 200 years of the birth of Taras Shevchenko, Ukraine’s beloved national bard and artist (March 2014)

• Concert commemorating 120 Years of Ukrainians in Canada (2011)

• Live broadcast on CBC Radio’s Choral Concert of “Pascha – Easter Sunrise Concert” (2007)

• Memorial concerts for the 70th and 75th anniversary of “Holodomor” in Eastern Ukraine (2003 and 2008)

• Memorial concert commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster (April 2006)

• M. Lysenko Concert with international opera singer Pavlo Hunka (April 2004)