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The D'Vine Singers

Singing has been found to help lower the stress hormone
cortisol, increase the bonding 
hormone ocytocin, helping form social connections as well as reducing isolation and anxiety.

Come and join our wellbeing choir that has recently celebrated our 10 year anniversary.   


Fridays at the new time:
1.00 - 2.30 pm
Vine Baptist Church
Park Lane, Sevenoaks
TN13 3UP

Sessions are free and for over 18s. No previous singing experience required.

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OUR HISTORY

The D'Vine Singers are a friendly, informal group who meet to sing for fun, with a strong focus on mental wellbeing.  We take our name from the Vine Baptist Church in Sevenoaks, where we meet from 1.00 - 2.30 pm on Fridays. The group began life as part of a funded research study into singing and mental health.  When the project came to an end, with the value of singing getting a definite ‘thumbs up’, we were keen to carry on as an independent group and here we are today, still going strong after many happy years of mutual support.  To read more about the initial research, please go to the Research page.

"Good company and a great way to meet new friends." 

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 To come in, please use the little blue door
at the side of the building

The originals!  D'Vine Singers in the early days

ALL ABOUT US...
If you're looking for emotional uplift and want to sing soulful songs with a bunch of friendly people, come and enjoy some warm companionship in our supportive singing group. We learn a wide range of songs by ear - and you don't need any prior musical knowledge or experience of singing in choir. We have a small car park at the Church and roadside parking alongside,including disabled bays. There's no fee as we are grant-funded. If health or mobility is a problem, please let us know and we'll see what we can do to help.
To find out more, please contact nicolawydenbach@yahoo.co.uk 

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Singing at the Stag Theatre with a host of other choirs

across Sevenoaks District in the Big Community Sing. 

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