Now September has arrived, with its promise of mists and mellow fruitfulness, and our first public performance this month was at the Weald and Downland Living Museum on September 5th - on what felt like a glorious summer's day! (See photos below of our sunny smiling faces, and another small face found nearby amongst the cobbles around the Market Square - perhaps surprised by our singing!)
Then, still in West Sussex, we'll be singing at the Fernhurst Furnace again on Saturday 12th, during their annual Heritage Days open weekend - and on Saturday September 26th you can hear us at the National Trusts' Clergy House in Alfriston in East Sussex for a return visit there.
We look forward to visiting and singing in these interesting and lovely locations again, to support the ongoing work done there to preserve, protect and share the history and heritage of the South Downs - as we also try to do with our songs.
After a quiet October, we'll be back at the Weald and Downland Museum on Saturday November 21st for their pre-Christmas Market (held over the weekend of Nov.21st/22nd.) (More details are available on the Diary dates page of this Blog, and on the Museum's own website.)
And we'll be singing at the Fishbourne Roman Palace Museum again over the weekend of December 5th or 6th (day to be confirmed) with a mix of autumn into winter songs, and no doubt some festive ones too, in support of the seasonal event they have planned.
Then we'll be back to Christ Church in Worthing on Tuesday December 8th for another lunchtime concert there - with more seasonal songs and maybe some musical interludes too.
There may yet be more events to sing at before the year turns - so keep an eye on our Diary Dates page for any extras, and for our plans as we move into 2027.
(Our songs can also be enjoyed at our regular Local Group sessions each month as usual - so if you'd like to join us just email first and come along! Dates and times are on the Diary Dates pages - and details of their venues can be found on our Welcome or New Singers pages.)
Here we are at the Weald and Downland Museum.....
Here's the spooky stone! .......

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