Under the Edge Arts, The Chipping, Wotton under Edge. GL12 7AD

Friendly and informal community choir.
New members welcome any time.

Mondays 7.30-9pm - all year round except August and Christmas.

The Community Farm, Denny Lane, Chew Magna, BS40 8SZ

The Roundhouse Community Choir was set up in April 2023 by David Emmett, inspired by the surroundings of The Community Farm next to Chew Valley Lake. He has a background singing in choirs including the Shakti Sings, at many workshops and the occasional protest.

Inspirations and mentors include: Sophia Efthimiou, Helen Yeomans, Nickomo Clarke, and Nick and Susie Ro Prater. He fell in love with harmony singing around eight years ago and is inspired to bring a little of its magic to his local community.

This is a drop in choir so there is no commitment to come to all the sessions in a term. We are of no particular faith or political leaning but we do sing songs that have meaning. We focus on humanistic themes and celebrating our relationship with the natural world. The venue is a natural wood framed building set in a beautiful garden overlooking the lake.

The price of each session is £5 per person and can be paid by cash on the day, or multiple sessions can be paid by bank transfer; just ask for details.

Find us on Facebook by searching “Roundhouse Community Choir” for term-times and updates.

Monday evenings 7.30pm til 9pm

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, which has been running for about 5 years, led by Helen East and Anna McIvor. It’s an opportunity for stillness and song, a time to recharge and connect.

We sing sacred harmony songs as a form of meditation and contemplation; 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.

Everything is taught by ear, and beginner and experienced singers all welcome.  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.

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

Usually Sunday afternoons once or twice a month, 2.00 - 3.30pm