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Sheffield One World Choir
Social change through song
Sat 8th June Street Choirs Festival Street busking on Saturday morning [One World Choir at 11.40] Massed sing for all choirs: 12.30pm in the Peace Gardens
In Sheffield this year where it began 40 years ago Sheffield Street Choirs Festival – The Street Choirs Festival is returning to Sheffield
Saturday 22nd 7.45 pm. June Migration Matters Festival: Migration Matters Events — Migration Matters (migrationmattersfestival.co.uk)
The Sheffield One World Choir at the closing party at SADACCA, on the Wicker
Sun 23rd. June 12 noon Small Park, Big Run small park BIG RUN – Supporting womens education and the Khuzaa childrens healing project in Gaza, Palestine (spbr.org.uk). massed choir [including members of the Sheffield One World Choir] singing "Kuluna Ghaza" and "You'll Never Walk Alone" in Meersbrook Park with a direct link to Gaza
Listen to a wonderful Radio Sheffield rehearsal recording and interview with our members May 2024, as we prepare for the Street Choirs festival
Photos by Al-Hussein Abutaleb, courtesy of Migration Matters Festival and GarethBuddo@furmoto.com
About the Sheffield One World Choir
Open to all refugees and asylum seekers
Sheffield One World Choir aims for positive social change through the development of a welcoming and vibrant community choir, primarily for asylum seekers and refugees in Sheffield. We meet weekly to rehearse and socialise and perform regularly at community events.
What We Do
This life-enhancing, sociable and diverse choir within Sheffield brings together asylum seekers and refugees with other people living in Sheffield. We hope to break down barriers between people of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds through singing ; we also promote cultural awareness and mutual respect through sharing songs from group members’ countries or cultures.
A sociable and diverse choir
Bringing together asylum seekers, refugees and Sheffielders
Promotes cultural awareness
And mutual respect
Little Amal's visit to Sheffield; the first City of Sanctuary
Film by Gemma Thorpe for Marketing Sheffield
Contact Us
We meet every Wednesday between 12 noon and 1.15 pm at the The Central United Reform Church, 60 Norfolk Street, S1 2JB (from 13th Sep)
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All refugees and asylum seekers welcome
Sheffield One World Choir gratefully acknowledges support from
