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Newburgh Wellbeing Choir

Tue, 2nd May 2023

There are defining no characteristics or bars to the group. All are welcome! People arrive from 1.50pm on Wednesday. We sing from 2pm – 3pm…

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Love Music Community Choir

Tue, 2nd May 2023

Love Music Community Choir is one of the UK’s largest community choirs and is based in Edinburgh’s iconic Usher Hall. We welcome people of all singing…

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Freedom Of Mind Community Choir

Tue, 2nd May 2023

Singing makes us feel good! We’re a non-audition choir who sing for good mental wellbeing. We sing pop, folk and world music, and  write our…

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Harmonise

Tue, 2nd May 2023

Harmonise is an inclusive, mixed voice singing group based in Morningside, Edinburgh. We welcome adults of all ages and abilities to share our joy of…

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