St Luke's Church, 64 Old Shoreham Road, BN1 5DD

GLOW is Brighton’s Non-Audition, Natural Voice Community Choir for LGBTQIA+ people and Allies.

“GLOW choir is a safe and welcoming space; a supportive queer community; a place for everyone to find their voice and use it.”

GLOW is a friendly, welcoming and inclusive space where LGBTQIA+ Folks and Allies can relax in supportive community and enjoy uplifting community singing. All voices are welcome.

GLOW is a fun, encouraging choir at which people can be who they are in supportive company, express themselves, connect with community, learn about music, explore and develop their voices and enjoy harmonising with others through song.

GLOW meets on selected Saturday afternoons in Brighton. To find out more, contact hannahrose@getbrightonsinging.com

2nd and 4th Saturdays of most months, 2.30-4.30pm

Gold Room, Centre for Science and Art, Stroud, Glos

A new drop-in daytime choir in the Gold Room of the Centre for Science and Art in Stroud.

£7 cash on the door or paid by BACS.

All welcome – all genders – including babies, toddlers and children.

Tuesday 9.30am-10.30am

Band on the Wall, 25 Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5JZ

Golden Voices is open to anyone aged 50+. This friendly and welcoming group is part of Band on the Wall’s learning programme and we enjoy singing together for the sheer joy of creating wonderful harmonies. We also do a few performances here and there. Our repertoire is varied and is guaranteed to put a smile on your face! Everything is taught by ear, so you don’t need to read music and we never audition or ask anyone to sing on their own.
Come and join us – you won’t regret it!

Wednesdays, 10:30-12:30

The Queen’s Hall (Church of the Immaculate Heart), 294 Harrogate Road, Moortown, Leeds LS17 6LE

Good in Parts is a friendly singing group of people who come together to enjoy each other’s company and sing wonderful songs. We believe that singing is for everyone and that it should be fun!

Brian formed the choir over 23 years’ ago and in that time we have shared lots of songs and laughter. All our songs are taught by ear and through repetition, with an emphasis on mutual support and encouragement. We sometimes distribute written scores but you don’t have to be able to read music.

There are no auditions to join the choir and no-one is expected to sing solo. We usually sing songs in three or four parts. Choir members can access practice tracks as an aid to learning the songs via the members’ area of our website.

We occasionally organise fundraising concerts in aid of local charities.

Monday evenings 8 - 9.30pm