The Sixties Singers is a group of enthusiastic members of the Dunedin 60+ Club, who get together bringing musical joy to themselves and many others, through visits to rest homes.
The programme for this year covers songs from musicals and shows interspersed with traditional songs.
The singers enjoy the fellowship shared, with singing and music contributing to the members’ wellbeing and enjoyment of life.
Research supports choral singing as valuable for both physiological and psychological aspects of human behaviour. Why not give the Sixties Singers a try?
Sixties Singers has a proud history of solid membership and rest-home singing, and needs more support to keep this going.
Monday rehearsals have commenced for 2023 and consideration to the group’s membership and future plans discussed.
Sixties Singers Willie Campbell welcomes inquiries, please phone (03) 453-6741, email alafair1@outlook.com
Along with the Sixties Singers, members of the Dunedin 60+ Club have access to a variety of groups to be part of and enjoy.
For details of groups and regular meeting dates, including the trial of Social Wednesdays, visit the club website dunedin60plus.co.nz
The next monthly general meeting of Dunedin 60+ Club will be held on Wednesday, March 1, in the Blind Low Vision Social Hall, 458 Hillside Rd. Doors open at 1pm for a 1.30pm start, with all members and intending members welcome.
We are excited to welcome back Lorraine Isaacs, who will speak on "Two Years of the Prison Book Club". Lorraine is a fabulous speaker with a range of interests, some of which she has spoken to us about before.
Entry is by $2 koha, both for the monthly general and Social Wednesday meetings.
Notice boards will be on display showing club details and contacts, plus a range of photographs, as well as a great selection of books and puzzles available for members to borrow.
View current and upcoming activities, contacts and a gallery of past activities, on the website dunedin60plus.co.nz
To contact the club by phone, call Noel on 455-2586, or Len on (027) 330-1696.
