Whangarei Choral Society
Join the vibrant Whangarei Choral Society, an active choir passionate about singing and performing! We meet weekly for rehearsals and showcase our talents at regular events throughout the year. Welcoming members of all ages, our choir is a fantastic place to connect, learn, and share the joy of music. Whether you're a seasoned singer or just starting out, our local choral group offers a supportive and inspiring environment. Discover the magic of harmony with a dedicated arts and culture club that celebrates the power of voice!
Upcoming Events
Mon 03 Aug 2026
07:00 pm
Whangarei Choral: Weekly Rehearsal
Join Whangarei Choral: Community Choir in Northland 🎵Experience the joy of group singing at St. Johns Church centre in Whangarei! Our welcoming community choir meets every Monday evening, perfect for both beginners and experienced singers. No auditions required - just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! 🎶Event Details: 📅 Every Monday evening ⏰ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 📍 St. Johns Church centre, 147 Kamo Road, Kensington, Whangārei Cost Structure: Free trial period available Annual membership: $100 Term membership: $40 (3 terms per year) Contact Information: Email: whangareichoral@gmail.com Meg Brooker: 027 337 9072 Craig Blockley: 021 272 7623 About Community Choir Singing in New ZealandCommunity choirs are a cornerstone of New Zealand's rich musical heritage, bringing together people from all walks of life to create harmony and foster connections through music. These gatherings offer more than just musical development - they provide valuable social interaction, stress relief, and a sense of belonging.Participating in a community choir has been shown to improve mental wellbeing, boost confidence, and enhance breathing techniques. For many Kiwis, it's an opportunity to connect with their cultural heritage through waiata and traditional songs, while also exploring international musical repertoires.No previous musical experience is necessary to join most community choirs. The focus is on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can experience the joy of group singing. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced vocalist, community choirs offer a supportive space to develop your voice and musical skills while making new friends.Regular choir participation helps develop: Vocal technique and breathing control Music reading skills (optional) Group harmony and timing Social connections and community bonds Cultural awareness through diverse musical repertoire
Kamo, Whangārei, Northland
Mon 10 Aug 2026
07:00 pm
Whangarei Choral: Weekly Rehearsal
Join Whangarei Choral: Community Choir in Northland 🎵Experience the joy of group singing at St. Johns Church centre in Whangarei! Our welcoming community choir meets every Monday evening, perfect for both beginners and experienced singers. No auditions required - just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! 🎶Event Details: 📅 Every Monday evening ⏰ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 📍 St. Johns Church centre, 147 Kamo Road, Kensington, Whangārei Cost Structure: Free trial period available Annual membership: $100 Term membership: $40 (3 terms per year) Contact Information: Email: whangareichoral@gmail.com Meg Brooker: 027 337 9072 Craig Blockley: 021 272 7623 About Community Choir Singing in New ZealandCommunity choirs are a cornerstone of New Zealand's rich musical heritage, bringing together people from all walks of life to create harmony and foster connections through music. These gatherings offer more than just musical development - they provide valuable social interaction, stress relief, and a sense of belonging.Participating in a community choir has been shown to improve mental wellbeing, boost confidence, and enhance breathing techniques. For many Kiwis, it's an opportunity to connect with their cultural heritage through waiata and traditional songs, while also exploring international musical repertoires.No previous musical experience is necessary to join most community choirs. The focus is on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can experience the joy of group singing. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced vocalist, community choirs offer a supportive space to develop your voice and musical skills while making new friends.Regular choir participation helps develop: Vocal technique and breathing control Music reading skills (optional) Group harmony and timing Social connections and community bonds Cultural awareness through diverse musical repertoire
Kamo, Whangārei, Northland
Mon 17 Aug 2026
07:00 pm
Whangarei Choral: Weekly Rehearsal
Join Whangarei Choral: Community Choir in Northland 🎵Experience the joy of group singing at St. Johns Church centre in Whangarei! Our welcoming community choir meets every Monday evening, perfect for both beginners and experienced singers. No auditions required - just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! 🎶Event Details: 📅 Every Monday evening ⏰ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 📍 St. Johns Church centre, 147 Kamo Road, Kensington, Whangārei Cost Structure: Free trial period available Annual membership: $100 Term membership: $40 (3 terms per year) Contact Information: Email: whangareichoral@gmail.com Meg Brooker: 027 337 9072 Craig Blockley: 021 272 7623 About Community Choir Singing in New ZealandCommunity choirs are a cornerstone of New Zealand's rich musical heritage, bringing together people from all walks of life to create harmony and foster connections through music. These gatherings offer more than just musical development - they provide valuable social interaction, stress relief, and a sense of belonging.Participating in a community choir has been shown to improve mental wellbeing, boost confidence, and enhance breathing techniques. For many Kiwis, it's an opportunity to connect with their cultural heritage through waiata and traditional songs, while also exploring international musical repertoires.No previous musical experience is necessary to join most community choirs. The focus is on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can experience the joy of group singing. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced vocalist, community choirs offer a supportive space to develop your voice and musical skills while making new friends.Regular choir participation helps develop: Vocal technique and breathing control Music reading skills (optional) Group harmony and timing Social connections and community bonds Cultural awareness through diverse musical repertoire
Kamo, Whangārei, Northland
Mon 24 Aug 2026
07:00 pm
Whangarei Choral: Weekly Rehearsal
Join Whangarei Choral: Community Choir in Northland 🎵Experience the joy of group singing at St. Johns Church centre in Whangarei! Our welcoming community choir meets every Monday evening, perfect for both beginners and experienced singers. No auditions required - just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! 🎶Event Details: 📅 Every Monday evening ⏰ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 📍 St. Johns Church centre, 147 Kamo Road, Kensington, Whangārei Cost Structure: Free trial period available Annual membership: $100 Term membership: $40 (3 terms per year) Contact Information: Email: whangareichoral@gmail.com Meg Brooker: 027 337 9072 Craig Blockley: 021 272 7623 About Community Choir Singing in New ZealandCommunity choirs are a cornerstone of New Zealand's rich musical heritage, bringing together people from all walks of life to create harmony and foster connections through music. These gatherings offer more than just musical development - they provide valuable social interaction, stress relief, and a sense of belonging.Participating in a community choir has been shown to improve mental wellbeing, boost confidence, and enhance breathing techniques. For many Kiwis, it's an opportunity to connect with their cultural heritage through waiata and traditional songs, while also exploring international musical repertoires.No previous musical experience is necessary to join most community choirs. The focus is on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can experience the joy of group singing. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced vocalist, community choirs offer a supportive space to develop your voice and musical skills while making new friends.Regular choir participation helps develop: Vocal technique and breathing control Music reading skills (optional) Group harmony and timing Social connections and community bonds Cultural awareness through diverse musical repertoire
Kamo, Whangārei, Northland
Mon 31 Aug 2026
07:00 pm
Whangarei Choral: Weekly Rehearsal
Join Whangarei Choral: Community Choir in Northland 🎵Experience the joy of group singing at St. Johns Church centre in Whangarei! Our welcoming community choir meets every Monday evening, perfect for both beginners and experienced singers. No auditions required - just bring your enthusiasm and love for music! 🎶Event Details: 📅 Every Monday evening ⏰ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 📍 St. Johns Church centre, 147 Kamo Road, Kensington, Whangārei Cost Structure: Free trial period available Annual membership: $100 Term membership: $40 (3 terms per year) Contact Information: Email: whangareichoral@gmail.com Meg Brooker: 027 337 9072 Craig Blockley: 021 272 7623 About Community Choir Singing in New ZealandCommunity choirs are a cornerstone of New Zealand's rich musical heritage, bringing together people from all walks of life to create harmony and foster connections through music. These gatherings offer more than just musical development - they provide valuable social interaction, stress relief, and a sense of belonging.Participating in a community choir has been shown to improve mental wellbeing, boost confidence, and enhance breathing techniques. For many Kiwis, it's an opportunity to connect with their cultural heritage through waiata and traditional songs, while also exploring international musical repertoires.No previous musical experience is necessary to join most community choirs. The focus is on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can experience the joy of group singing. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced vocalist, community choirs offer a supportive space to develop your voice and musical skills while making new friends.Regular choir participation helps develop: Vocal technique and breathing control Music reading skills (optional) Group harmony and timing Social connections and community bonds Cultural awareness through diverse musical repertoire
Kamo, Whangārei, Northland