Carnegie Library Hub, 192 Herne Hill Road, Herne Hill, London, SE24 0DG

Raise the Roof is a fun and inclusive Natural Voice Community Choir, located at the Carnegie Library Hub in Herne Hill.

We sing foot-stomping, spine-tingling, genre-defying, endorphin-raising songs in glorious a cappella vocal harmony – songs of passion, reflection, celebration and community from all over the world and across time – from folk to funk and doo-wop to hip-hop!

Raise the Roof is a Natural Voice Choir and all are welcome. There are no auditions, we learn by ear and sing from the soles of our feet! We are led by choral composer Kirsty Martin.

We meet on Thursdays evenings during ‘term time’
Doors open from 6.45pm and we sing from 7.00pm, with Tea and biscuit break at 8.00pm! ☕️  Our second half is from 8.15 pm – 9.00 pm.

When you arrive there’ll be a friendly face at our reception desk and you’ll be invited to take a seat in the circle. Our activities take place both sitting and standing, sometimes moving around the space in a variety of creative ways! You can always sit down for anything, whenever you need to.

Here’s a run down of our dates for this term, with the tutor for each evening.

Summer 2025 Term Dates:

Hannah Aine: 24th April, 1st May, 8th May.
Laurel Neighbour: 15th May, 22nd May and 5th June
Kirsty Martin: 12th June, 19th June and 26th June.

Find out more and book your place by visiting https://www.raisetheroofchoir.org or email us at info@raisetheroofchoir.org

Thursday evenings in Term Time 7-9pm

Hall Bower Sunday School, 69 High Ln, Huddersfield HD4 6RL

Raised Voices is a community choir based in Huddersfield. We meet at Hall Bower Sunday School which is a beautiful beautiful building.

Everyone welcome, no previous experience necessary.

We sing all sort of beautiful harmony songs.

£50 for the term or £8 per session pay as you go, whichever suits you

Every other Tuesday 7:30-9pm

Christ Church, Great Eaves Rd, Ramsbottom, Bury BL0 0PX

The RAMshackle Wailers is a mixed community choir focusing on local gigs and looking for creative opportunities.  We write songs and poetry for local events like the jigsaw fest and the black pudding fest, and we are key players in the Chatterton Weavers Memorial Committee.

We do sing using dots as we are most happy singing quite tricky material, both pop and folk in equal measure.  Some people choose not to use the dots and learn at their own pace and that is great!  I work in special needs so consider neuro-diversity to be well catered for and anyone can sing any or all the parts so it’s very easy to accommodate those who want to sing an easier part or the tune.  You can sing in any octave…however you identify!

Tuesday evenings 7.30-9.15pm

5 Ranmoor Park Rd, Sheffield, S10 3GX

A non-performance group which has been running for about 12 years.

We sing a range of songs from around the world in different languages.

No experience needed as we learn by ear.

First session free, then £7, £8 or £9 a session.

Monday afternoons 1 - 3pm (break included)