Find Your Voice

4th Jun 2016 11am - 12pm
British Summer Time

at The Drawing Room, Clissold House

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Ever fancied singing in a choir? Young Dissenters, Stoke Newington’s very own choir for 7 to 16 years olds, invites you to join them for this relaxed and family-friendly taster workshop led by Penelope Manser and Harvey Brough. All welcome, no experience necessary.Come and sing about the park and why we love it. Tickets are free but must be booked in advance (maximum 10 children and ten adults) All children must be accompanied by an adult and adults must sing too!

Run in partnership with Chorus of Dissent and the Clissold Park User Group

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Stoke Newington Literary Festival

Find Your Voice

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