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St Columb's Cathedral is on the look-out for new boy and girl chorister recruits.
If you have a boy or girl, aged 7 or above, who has an interest in singing, then why not come along to the 'Come and Sing' Taster Day on Saturday, October 7.
Here, you will receive a tour of the Cathedral and the School of Music, enjoy some fun musical games and refreshments with our current crop of Choristers, and there might even be a chance to give your first performance as a member of the choir.
The two Cathedral Choirs are open to anyone and everyone. You don't have to be a member of the Cathedral to come along.
You don't even have to be a member of any other church or organisation. All church/faith backgrounds, or none, are welcome.
Membership is free. There are many benefits to being a Cathedral Chorister.
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More information on the taster day, or on the choir in general, can be obtained by contacting Nicky Morton on 07858097290. Book your place now.
Hope to see you there!
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