Celebrating 10 Years of Community, Friendship and Song
Join Sing Solihull as we celebrate a decade of bringing people together through the joy of singing.
Over the past ten years, our choir has become much more than a place to learn songs. It has become a community where friendships have flourished, confidence has grown, and music has brought people of all ages and backgrounds together.
This special anniversary concert is a celebration of everything community singing represents. Enjoy an uplifting evening of much-loved popular classics, timeless favourites and unforgettable melodies, performed with warmth, passion and plenty of heart and led by Choir Director Anya Small.
Whether you've supported us from the very beginning or are discovering Sing Solihull for the first time, we invite you to be part of this milestone celebration. Come and experience the power of voices united, the magic of live music, and the joy that only community singing can bring.
The concert is lovingly dedicated to the memory of our dear friend and fellow choir member, Liz O’Brien. Liz was a valued part of the Sing Solihull family, bringing warmth, kindness and friendship to so many. Her love of music and the joy she found in singing will always remain part of our choir, and she will be remembered with great affection.
Celebrate ten wonderful years with us – because music is always better when it's shared.
Sunday 11 October 2026
3pm
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