Cwmdu Inn, Cwmdu, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales, SA19 7DY

A cosy fireside sing in a gorgeous old pub, often followed by soup.

An intimate, friendly, drop-in  Monday night sing. To add to the Mystery, which Monday of the month moves around! So check the Cwmdu website for details. Or message me and request to be added to my WhatsApp or Telegram channel where I post my upcoming offerings.

Monday evenings 6:45-9

Vine Baptist Church, Park Lane, Sevenoaks TN13 3UP

The D’Vine Singers is a Wellbeing Choir with a focus on mental health. We started out as part of a research study into ‘singing and mental wellbeing’ and now run independently, with grant funding, so there’s no fee to join. We sing a wide range of simple part songs, including folk traditions from Britain and around the world, designed to lift the spirits or touch the soul. Above all, we aim to create an atmosphere of fellowship and fun which comes from singing in a supportive group. Although we work on songs from week to week, our sessions are intended as a drop-in so people just turn up when they can. Everyone is welcome and you don’t need experience of singing in a choir or ability to read music. We just hope you will leave feeling fulfilled and with a smile on your face.

D'Vine Singers meet Fridays 12.00-1.30 pm in term time

Memorial Hall, Main Street, Dairsie, Fife. KY15 4SS

We sing simple, unaccompanied rounds and part-songs from a range of traditions and cultures. No need to have previous experience or to be able to read music as all songs are taught by ear. What brings us together is the love of singing and hearing our voices in harmony. Listening to how our voices blend with others is rewarding and we also sometimes enjoy improvisation in a very non-threatening way. Everyone is very welcome.

Tuesday evenings 7-8.30pm Please email for dates

Hartington Grove Friends' Meeting House, Cambridge, CB1 7UB

Not a choir but singers and dancers who gather for Dances of Universal Peace on the first Friday of the month.  Dances of Universal Peace (or DUP) are circle dances which embody a sense of unity, presence and compassion.  They are sung dances, offer an open, deep and joyful way to connect with your heart, or the sacred, or the sense of the divine – however you perceive this to be.

Led by Cathy Kassam, we dance a rich variety of Dances of Universal Peace and occasionally other circle dance.  I am a mentored dance leader in training and usually share dances at this lovely session.   All welcome – just drop in or message me for more information.

The first Friday of the month