Rowheath Pavilion, Heath Road, Birmingham B30 1HH

Rowheath Voices meet on Tuesday mornings during school term-times and we sing songs from all over the place, learning everything by ear with no need to read music.

Come and join us for a joyful, heart-lifting sing on a Tuesday morning in the beautiful surrounds of Rowheath Pavilion.

First session is FREE.

Tuesday mornings in term times, 9.30-11am

Romsey Mill centre, Hemingford Rd, Cambridge CB1 3BZ

Sacrae is a small friendly drop-in group. We sing sacred songs as a form of meditation and contemplation, in a similar way to how Taize and Harmonic Temple songs are sung. We choose short easy songs that are rounds or can be sung in harmony. If you’d like to join, please check our Facebook page for upcoming dates, or get in touch and we can add you to our mailing list and/or WhatsApp group.

Usually Sunday afternoons

Romsey Mill, Hemingford Road, Cambridge CB1 3BZ or the Flamsteed Road scout hut, Cambridge CB1 3QU

An opportunity for stillness and song, a time to recharge and connect.  Sacrae has been running for about five years, meeting once or twice a month at the weekends.  It is led by Anna McIvor and myself, and is a held space to sing sacred harmony song.  Everything is taught by ear, and beginner and experienced singers all welcome.  Songs are chosen for their beauty, simplicity and intention.  It is an opportunity for stillness as well as harmony, and a space to connect with the sacred, whatever that may mean to you.

The songs may be be inspired by different spiritual traditions or practices, including Taize, Harmonic Temple and Sufism. There is time for tea & chat afterwards.

We may be meeting at Romsey Mill or the Flamsteed Road scout hut, usually from 2pm – 3.30pm.  All sessions £12/£10/£7.

At weekends, once or twice a month, 2.00 - 3.30pm

The Parish Hall, Fanny's Lane, Sandford, EX17 4NA

We are a fun and frolicsome community choir based in Sandford (near Crediton), meeting on Wednesday evenings. We sing songs in sweet acapella from folk to gospel, pop and world music harmonies. There are around 30 of us and we are lucky to have a strong male contingent…6 male tenors and 4 basses!  We are very sociable and go the Lamb Inn after choir, and we often sing there too! We do perform for some local charity events but above all sing just for the joy of singing. Do come and try us out – the first session is free to try!

Wednesday evenings 7.30 - 9.15pm