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Edinburgh 900 Celebrations – Music For A While Concert

Saturday 15th February 2025 – 6pm at Meadowbank Church

On Saturday 15th February, as part of the Edinburgh 900 celebrations, HarmonyChoir is teaming up with Edinburgh’s Multi-Cultural Family Base (MCFB) for a one off afternoon of singing followed by an evening concert. The aim of the event is to promote inclusion and wellbeing through group singing, as well as building links between community groups.

We will gather on the Saturday afternoon to sing and learn together, before performing in the evening at Meadowbank Church, 6- 7:30pm. We would love you to join us in celebrating our community and diversity in Edinburgh. The evening concert is free and open to all. You can get tickets at the link below. Donations are welcome and tickets will be available on the door, although it helps enormously with planning if you are able to reserve tickets in advance.

Click here – Music for a While Ticket and information link


HarmonyChoir is a group of singers, some of whom have experience of mental health symptoms (i.e., just like everybody else!). We were brought together to enjoy singing, enjoy each other’s company and reduce the stigma that is so often associated with mental illness in our society.

HarmonyChoir meet on a Monday evening at a venue in the Comely Bank area of Edinburgh City.   To find out more, see What’s On and/or email contact@harmonychoir.com

As a not-for profit organisation, we support various local and national charities including Health in Mind, SAMH,  Bethany Trust, The Trussell Trust, St Columba’s Hospice, St Catharine’s Homeless Project, Tiny Changes, Edinburgh Food Project and Scottish Huntington’s Association. To date we have helped raise £14,428.

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There is more information about the choir in the About page, and if you wish to make an enquiry about trying us out, joining the choir, or asking us to sing at an event, the contact details are in the Contact Us page.