Essential information
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Workshops
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| Date and times | Saturday 10 October 2026 | 1pm - 4.30pm |
| Prices | Free |
Join Everyone’s A Singer for Finding Harmony Wellness Day, an uplifting afternoon exploring how music, creativity and community connection can support our mental health, physical health and wider wellbeing.
Bringing together local communities and organisations working across health, culture and the voluntary sector, the day will combine conversation, practical health information, participant stories and opportunities to experience the wellbeing benefits of singing together.
What to expect
- Participatory singing and wellbeing activities
- Conversations exploring health inequalities, community trust and access to support
- Discussions on creative health and how community organisations, cultural institutions and the NHS can work together
- Short creative health and wellbeing spotlights
- Information and resources from local health and community organisations
- Stories and experiences from Finding Harmony participants
- Opportunities to meet organisations supporting health and wellbeing
The event will explore some of the barriers African, African Caribbean, African Diaspora and wider underserved communities can experience when accessing health and mental health support, while highlighting the role trusted community organisations and creative approaches can play in improving wellbeing.
Whether you have taken part in Finding Harmony before, work within health or the community sector, or simply want to learn more about looking after your wellbeing through creativity and connection, you are welcome to join us.
No singing experience is needed.
This event is free, but places are limited and advance booking is recommended.
About Finding Harmony
Finding Harmony is Everyone’s A Singer’s singing and songwriting for wellbeing programme, creating supportive spaces for people to connect, build confidence and explore wellbeing through music.
The programme has worked with communities across London and brings together creative activities with opportunities to learn more about mental health, health and wellbeing support.
Hosted and curated by Everyone’s A Singer CIC.
Venue support: Royal Museums Greenwich
With contributions and support from: South East London Integrated Care Board, Greenwich Mental Health Hub, Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, South East London Mind and Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
