Singing workshops for your wellbeing in Norfolk
Sing Your Heart Out offers open singing workshops where people can come together, enjoy themselves, and experience the well-recognised benefits that singing brings to mental health.
There are no performances and no pressure to be a choir — the focus is simply on the joy of singing together. No booking is needed and sessions are free to attend. Just come along and you’ll be warmly welcomed.
Latest Updates
August update
10 August 2026 at 14:29:20
The last of our Summer Sings for all 5 groups will happen in the usual way during the week beginning 17th August, and then the new SYHO year will begin on 7th September. Please note that there is a change of venue for the Sheringham group on the afternoon of Monday 7th September, as Lighthouse is not available. This session will now take place at St Peter's Church Hall, Church Street, NR26 8QS at the usual time of 2.00pm - 3.30pm. There is a pay and display car park close by, and it is near the High Street, Station and bus stop.
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Big Sing 2026
14 June 2026 at 11:30:43
What a great day we all had at our Big Sing with 110+ singers and our 3 tutors! Lots of beautiful music, fun and community spirit. And of course plenty of cake. Thank you to everyone who contributed in any way.
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Big Sing reminders
21 May 2026 at 10:35:19
We're looking forward to seeing lots of our SYHO singers at the Big Sing on 8th June. If you can't find the information sheet we've been giving out at the workshops, here's a reminder of the plan for the day.
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Spring update
14 May 2026 at 10:10:05
We've been singing some joyful new songs in recent weeks to welcome the spring, and have also welcomed several new singers along the way. It's always lovely to see new people come through the door and now all 5 SYHO groups are looking forward to meeting up for a whole day of singing together at our 'Big Sing' on 8th June!
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Thank you, Maggie
26 February 2026 at 13:01:41
This month a few of us met to say goodbye to one of our trustees, Maggie, who has stepped aside from Sing Your Heart Out. Maggie has been a big part of SYHO after setting it up in 2004, when she was Chair of the Mental Health Trust. We will miss her, but she will always be a great ambassador for SYHO. Thank you, Maggie.