Trinity Rooms Community Hub, Field Road, GL52HZ

* We have Summer Open Sessions every week of the summer holidays. Mondays 7-8.30pm, Trinity Rooms. No commitment fun singing for anyone. Led alternatively by myself and Sorrel Wilde of  The Island Folk Choir (Bristol) and Gloucester Folk Choir

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** The next time you can join the main choir is at the beginning of September with the new school term. Just turn up to the first session on the 7th September, or be in touch if you need to start the following week.

Join Stroud Folk Choir as we sing rousing shanties, joyous celebration songs, haunting laments and catchy ditties. Traditional and contemporary folk songs from our own fair isles and from other cultures around the world taught in 3 and 4 part harmony.

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Each session begins with a body, breath, voice warm up to prepare ourselves for singing, and we learn by ear in the usual folk tradition, so you don’t need to read music. The songs we sing range from simple and easy to learn to ones with more interesting arrangements that we can get our teeth stuck into, and most are original arrangements

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There’s a place for you in the choir regardless of your singing ability. Whether you’re uncertain and need some support from your fellow singers as you learn the songs, or a confident singer who’d like the opportunity to perform a short solo you are welcome here. There are no auditions as we believe singing is for everyone and through the process of singing together we hone and develop our ears and voices.

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We have an open session at the beginning of each term for new people to come and try it out, and then we close in so we can gel as a group and work on some of the more in-depth songs in our repertoire. I ask that if you want to join the choir at another point that you check with me first that there is space and that it’s the right time to come along. If we are preparing for a gig then it might not be the best time to come for the first time

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We mostly sing for the enjoyment of it and that is always at the forefront of our practices, however we do also love performing so if you have an event you’d like us to come along to then let’s talk!

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The cost is £10 for the open sessions, and we have a subscription model for people who then want to join, which will be sent out after the first session.

Mondays 7-9pm

Waterbeach Barracks Community Rooms, Waterbeach, Cambridge, CB25 9PA

Singing in circle with other women to support our wellbeing.

We learn simple, uplifting and beautiful harmony songs and rounds taught by ear. No auditions, no sheet music, no pressure – just the magic of group singing.

Women of all ages and life stages welcome. As well as enjoying the singing, there is always some time for connection and a cuppa.

Third Sunday evening of the month, 6.30-8pm

Pound Green, Buxted, Uckfield.

Sundown Songs is an intimate, cosy singing circle which takes place at my home, in Buxted. We enjoy tea, brownies, and gentle harmonies learned by ear. The space is a nurturing and open space where women can arrive as they are, and join in peaceful connection and song. No musical experience required. Maximum number: 10 in the colder months, more when we sing around the fire in the summer.

Summer Season 2026 Dates:

16th and 30th  July

6th and 20th August

Sept dates pending…

Cost:

• Drop in: £12
• Block book to save

Fortnightly on Thursdays, 8 - 9:30pm.

English Congregational Church schoolroom, Lammas St, Carmarthen SA31 3AL

Sweet Harmony was born in April 2014. There are usually around 50 members, some who have been part of the group since the beginning and others who have joined us along the way.

We sing in harmony and a capella – without instrumental accompaniment – embracing a broad spectrum of music: Blues, gospel, funk, pop and folk from all over the world, including songs from right here in Wales. There is no need to read music – all songs are taught by ear

The singers are very warm and welcome new members.

Absolutely everyone is welcome;  humans of all ages, genders, racial heritage and levels of musical experience.

We have taster sessions at the start of each term and then people commit for the whole term. This really strengthens regularity of attendance and allows us to go deeply into the repertoire without having to reteach the parts every week. Members have access to recordings of harmony parts so they can practise between sessions.  

Our main emphasis is on enjoying the learning and singing of gorgeous songs together, indulging in the pure deliciousness of creating mouthwatering harmonies, but we also like sharing our repertoire with others. We often do a performance at the end of term and sometimes sing at other events. Our gigs have included the following events/ venues: The National Botanical Gardens, The Narberth A Capella Voice Festival, Carmarthen Inter-faith day and Carmarthen White Ribbon Walk.

Wednesdays 6.30 - 8.30pm