Informal Meetup
Event
Connected Voices Choir
British Red Cross
This is a free event
If you are aged 18+, would like to meet new people and enjoy a bit of a sing-song then this is for you! Runs every Wednesday 6 - 8pm until December 2019. Drop in anytime.
No auditions! No fees! No sheet music!
As part of our work reaching out to those lonely or socially isolated, we are offering people a chance to be part of a Connected Voices Choir and really lift your spirits and have a bit of fun through song.
This is open to anyone aged 18+ who would like to meet new people, reduce isolation and really connect to others. Venue for rehearsals will be Accidental Theatre Company, Shaftesbury Square Belfast and will run from 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m on Wednesday nights.
Can’t hold a note, don’t worry, as long as the will to participate is there, you are more than welcome! NO auditions, no experience, no fee, just you :)
Sector:
- Arts
- Health and wellbeing
- Sport/recreation
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Location
12-13 Shaftesbury Square
Belfast
BT2 7DB
United Kingdom
British Red Cross, The Co-op
Connected Voices Choir
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