It’s our 20th Anniversary year… phew where did that time go!?!
The spring term starts on 16th January 7 to 9 pm. New members always welcome. Lovely new songs are planned as always as well as revisiting favourite ones from our repertoire.
Check out the Diary Dates’ page for things in our 2024 diary already including singing at Bodnant garden on June 29th. Exciting!!
We’re always happy to welcome new members, come along for a taster session to see if you like it!
Our final sing before the summer break. Thanks to National Trust staff for welcoming us. We were definitely dodging the showers (and downpours!) but undeterred by this umbrellas were up for the spots of rain at 1pm and then very conveniently it brightened up for 2.30. Happy times. Thanks everyone 🙂
Amazing and delightful to be back at Powis Castle, thank you so much to the National Trust staff for making us feel so welcome. So lovely to sing on the Castle steps in the courtyard before heading down terrace by terrace, singing on each. A definite harmonic and acoustic highlight was singing in the orangery, so resonant and wonderful.
An altogether fabulous outing 🙂
A massive thank you to everyone who came and supported us on the 15th April. So exciting to get together and give a formal performance with Bangor Community Choir. 
A fabulous set of songs from our repertoire from peace and unity to some old favourite feel good songs. Some much delicious cake in the interval 🙂 and £1,200.00 raised for our local Amnesty group. We were overwhelmed by everyone’s generosity both in terms of time, and cake and donations!! Thank you all.
Here’s the view from the choir 🙂
Check our our Diary- What’s On! page for more details of our sings at the beautiful Bodnant Gardens on Sunday 19th June and Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens nr Menai Bridge on Sunday 26th June. We’re delighted to be back performing again.
Well it’s certainly been a journey through the pandemic. We’ve been on Zoom, and singing outside too.
The highlight of 2021 for me was singing on Radio 4’s PM programme in the week before Christmas. It was so lovely to bring Coastal Voices and Bangor Community Choir together again after almost 2 years. We were ‘on air’ for a couple of minutes but we certainly made the best of our time together singing some old favourites while we waited 🙂
And now we’re back meeting indoors face to face with various Covid mitigations, but it’s just a delight to see everyone again and get back to some live singing of those heart warming harmonies.
Do get in touch with Sara if you’re interested in joining us and she’ll talk you through what’s happening and how it’s all working at the moment.
Hopefully we’ll continue to move to more of an almost back to normal feel as this year progresses.
A lovely trio of Christmas sings: Penrhyn Castle, Amnesty International and Moel y Ci Christmas Fair!
A fantastc afternoon and evening of singing 🎶 and dancing. The afternoon concert saw performances from Conwy Valley Voices, Bangor Street Singers, Threnody and Bangor Community Choir joining Coastal Voices. The finale saw 90 singers join together for a roof raising three songs. In the evening local ceilidh band Aderyn Prin got things swinging! A delightful way to celebrate 15 years of singing together included the choir presenting Sara with a specially commissioned glass wave by Sarah Kearsley-Wooller encapsulating all the elements of Coastal Voices!! Thanks to everyone who supported the event, helped on the day… 😀
An absolutely wonderful visit and sing at St Asaph Cathedral. Unmatched acoustics plus fifty singers = a totally magical singing experience. All followed by a delicious lunch and 15th birthday cake 🎂. Love this singing community!! Members of Coastal Voices & Bangor Community Choir
