Smiling members of Halifax Newcomers Choir

Sponsored by Friends of the Festival

Thursday 7pm, Valley Community Learning Association (VCLA)

Halifax Newcomer Choir offers free choral singing for children and adults.

The Halifax Newcomer Choir was started by Rachel Lutz in the fall of 2021 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.  The choir exists to provide English language practice and community building opportunities for newcomers and locals in the Halifax area.

The choir meets every Tuesday evening from 6-8pm at St. Andrew’s United Church. Participation is free to all who attend, and children, family, and friends are welcome.

 

 

group of smiling adults and children from the Halifax Newcomers Choir

Halifax Newcomer Choir helps immigrants learn English, make friends

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