Kingston Barn, 25 The Street, Kingston, Canterbury, CT4 6JB

Cantiacorum Community Choir is based in Canterbury.

We focus on early music (sacred and secular songs) and aim to make the best sound that we can.  We learn using a range of methods, to suit all – there is no need to read music but for those that prefer ‘dots’, they are provided.  We have been singing together since 2014 and enjoy finding historic buildings where the acoustics and history enhance our enjoyment and the sound that we make.  We have moved to a beautiful new rehearsal venue this year; Kingston Barn, just outside of Canterbury.  It has fabulous acoustics, lots of space, including parking and we are very happy to have found it!

Cantiacorum is a truly friendly and inclusive group, with no audition or membership fees.  Singers are invited to make a donation to cover the cost of venue hire etc., but financial hardship should not put anyone off joining us.

I firmly believe that everyone has a voice and that singing together can be restorative, cathartic, inspiring and fun!  Learning ancient songs is particularly special and many members of the choir are drawn to this unique sound.

Saturdays: 10-1 (sometimes with the option of staying into the afternoon)
approximately once a month...

2025:
May 17th
June 14th

Plus 7-8:30pm on the following evenings:
April 9th and 30th
May 5th and 9th.
(These evening rehearsals are a trial, to see how they go).

Orwell Church Hall, Ba'Hill, Milnathort, Scotland KY13 9YQ

A fun and quirky choir in the beautiful and environmentally active village of Milnathort, next to Loch Leven, about 40 mins north of Edinburgh. With a primary school in the village there is a good quota of school parents in the choir, giving it an almost youthful demographic! Led by Adelaide Carlow and co-founded and directed by Fiona Ferrier who is a local theatre-maker and musician.

Thursday evenings 7.15-9.15pm

East Lothian Community Hospital, Alderston Rd, Haddington EH41 3PF

This is a small singing group set up for the Carers of East Lothian (CoEL), to provide a social singing respite opportunity to all unpaid carers within East Lothian.  We sing easy 2 or 3 part songs, a cappella and finish our session with tea, biscuits and chat.  The emphasis is on fun and connection, and everyone is so welcoming and supportive of each other.  There are many laughs and for some, this is ‘their time’ each week.

Wednesdays 1:30 - 3:00pm

Carers' Support Centre, 24 George Street, Croydon, CR01PG

Sing and shine – singing respite sessions for carers.
Free for Croydon carers.

Twice monthly - Weds mornings 10.30-11.45am