Kidderminster Male Choir

Harmonise for Help

This Christmas, the Kidderminster Male Choir is

‘Harmonising For HELP’

HELP is a local Kidderminster  charity who support
homeless people and people in need within the Wyre Forest.

We are encouraging men from across the region to ‘Come And Join Us’ this Christmas, to rehearse and perform with us. Experience the camaraderie of male voice four part harmony singing and the uplifting joy it brings to performers and audiences over the festive season.

This Christmas, the Kidderminster Male Choir is

‘Harmonising For HELP’

HELP is a local Kidderminster  charity who support homeless people and people in need within the Wyre Forest.

The project culminates with participants singing with us on stage in our

Charity Christmas Concert, Sunday 20 December, 1430-1630 Kidderminster Town Hall

Our Christmas charity project runs over 12 weeks, with the

First rehearsal on Tuesday 29 September 1930-2130

Harmonising with us, at our twice weekly sessions held at St Marys’ Church, Kidderminster. Choose to attend on a Tuesday or a Thursday evening, or a combination of both, to fit around your other commitments. You’ll be given a warm, friendly welcome and immediately find yourself at ease with other likeminded men, as we work together to prepare all those fun Christmas pieces that you’ve always wanted to sing!

We welcome men of all ages (18+), backgrounds and experience levels.

Participation is free, but we ask you, families, friends and supporters; to sponsor them by donating to our Just Giving page, to help us reach our funding target for HELP.

Reserve your place to participate for free www.trybooking.com/uk/GZQN

Or just turn up to St Mary’s’ Church at 7.30pm on any Tuesday or Thursday evening.

You can purchase tickets for the concert at www.trybooking.com/uk/GWCQ

Please show your support by donating to this local charity initiative and by passing the word round your friendship circles to help us reach our target for HELP…

www.justgiving.com/page/kmcsupporthelp

Further information is available from www.communityhelpcentre.org.uk