St Philip's Church, Mill Road, Cambridge

We meet to develop our singing and learn a repertoire for singing at the bedside of those at the end of life.  We also share on the themes of death and dying, and living.  Companion Voices Cambridge is part of a growing national network of groups of such bedside singers.  Find out more at https://companionvoices.org/ and although at the time of writing this, our group is full, spaces do come up and you are welcome to join our WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/CwN7wRumHS3Jd5JAMH9vRy

Thursday evenings twice a month, 7pm to 9pm

Memorial Hall, Betws-y-Coed, Cymru LL24 0BB

Singing for joy at various venues up and down the Conwy Valley/Dyffyn Conwy. In 2023 we hope to meet at Betws, Llanrwst, Tal-y-Bont and Rowen. Contact us for more details.

First Saturday of each month

Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales

Côr Gobaith sings for peace, justice and environmental sustainability. We sing at events and in the town regularly, raising awareness of and fundraising for, local and international causes that we feel strongly about. The choir is a member of the Campaign Choirs Network and we have signed the pledge with Zero Racism Wales.

Anyone who shares our core values is welcome to join us.

Wednesday evenings 6-8pm

Clwb y Bont, 85a Taff Street, Pontypridd, CF37 4SL

Côr y Bont is Pontypridd’s very own Welsh Folk Choir.

The choir is suitable for Welsh language learners, Welsh speakers and non-Welsh speakers alike. Pauline leads the choir bi-lingually in her fun and accessible way so that singers can both learn and build bridges to the language as well as to some beautiful Welsh language songs.

All songs will be taught by ear. Most will be in Pauline’s beautiful a cappella harmony arrangements or traditional a cappella harmony arrangements.

We meet in blocks of 5 – 6 sessions at Clwb y Bont, an iconic Welsh Language bar and music venue, each block leading to informal performances in and around town.

Tuesdays 7 - 8.30pm