Broughton St. Mary’s Church, 12 Bellevue Crescent, Edinburgh EH3 6NE

Protest in Harmony is an Edinburgh-based radical singing group. We meet one Sat­urday each month to learn songs of free­dom, struggle and environmental justice from around the world. We sing on demos and marches, at vigils, solidarity events, memorials and arts events to campaign for a better world for people and planet. All are welcome. No need to read music, no singing exper­­ience neces­sary — just come along with your enthu­si­asm and your voice! No book­ing is required — just turn up prompt on the day — and bring your friends.

One Saturday morning per month 10 - 1pm. All dates are on our website.

St John the Baptist Church, London Road, Purbrook

Purbrook Community Choir meets on Thursday evenings during term time 7.30 – 9pm.
Mixed choir with 40plus members.
We sing all types of songs including popular, folk and songs from around the world all taught by ear.
The choir is a great way to meet new people and there is a lot of laughter as well as singing.
We perform twice a year at our annual summer and Christmas concerts raising money for local charities.
£5 a week and you can pay half term subs or pay on the door.

Thursdays 7.30 - 9pm

St. Mary's Church, Bramall Lane, Sheffield

A large community choir based in the centre of Sheffield. Open at all times for new members to drop in.

Tuesdays in term time, 19:30 - 21:30

8 Randell Road, Malvern, WR14 1EN

Come and sing with us for deep connection to the earth and to each other. We are a friendly and welcoming group and no experience needed.

We sing a mixture of nature songs and chants in simple parts and rounds and free improvisation is encouraged.

We usually sing fortnightly on a Tue 10.30am-12pm with a monthly Cacoa and Chanting evening on a Friday 7.30-9.30pm.

The cost is a sliding scale of £5-£10 for Tue sessions (£12-£15 for Cacoa and Chanting)

fortnightly on a Tue 10.30am-12pm with a monthly Cacoa and Chanting evening on a Friday 7.30-9.30pm.