Marchmont St. Giles, 3 Kilgraston Rd, Edinburgh EH9 2DW

We sing for fun and enjoyment as well as to exercise the vocal folds, respiratory and facial muscles. Our singing builds friendships and laughter is guaranteed! Sessions include rounds, part harmonies, traditional songs, jazz numbers, ballads and songs from around the globe. No prior singing experience is required and you don’t have to read music – songs are taught by ear. We generally sing without accompaniment but occasionally our song leaders may add a little of their choosing.

Singing4Fun is not just for people with Parkinson’s – anyone who wants to sing is welcome. Nor do you have to commit to coming every week, drop-in when you can. There is a small charge for each session.

Do get in touch if you’d like to come along. During the pandemic, I made weekly 45 minute singing videos for this group that are available for anyone to watch, learn and sing along with here: https://singlouderthanguns.com/health-and-music/. There are now 90 videos!

Tuesday afternoons from 2-4pm

An Cuan, Shore Road, Rostrevor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland

Singmarra is an all-inclusive choir with no audition process – no experience or expertise needed to join. We specialise in helping adults find their voice and use their voice for fun and well being. We do a couple of performances a year – at Christmas and during the local festival in the summer – and do occasional performances and workshops for the senior groups in the area.
New members are always welcome and drops in are also welcomed – if you’re in the area on holiday do come and sing with us – it’ll lift your heart.

Tuesday evenings in term time from 7-8.30pm

St George's Church Hall, Halliwell Street, Chorley PR7 2AL

Skylarks is a singing for health and wellbeing community choir. We actively encourage those living with dementia to join our groups.

You are most welcome to come and join our friendly singing groups in Chorley. I run two sessions with my sister Louise. We are both really passionate about community singing and the positive effect it can have on health and wellbeing.

For further information contact Jane or Louise on 07538580296 or send an email.

Thursday Group 1 -10am -11am; Group 2- 11.45-am-12.45pm

St. Leonard's Church, Marshalls Brow, Penwortham, PR1 9JA

Skylarks is a singing for health wellbeing community choir. We actively encourage those living with dementia to join our groups.

You are most welcome to come and join our friendly singing group. I run the session with my sister Louise. We are both really passionate about community singing and the positive effect it can have on health and well-being.

For further information contact Jane or Louise on 07538580296 or send an email.

Tuesdays 2-3pm