The High Peak Singers, a new community choir, are set to give their debut performance on Monday (4 July).
Led by Hannah Brine, they will perform ‘Summer Serenade’ at The Royal Hayfield at 8pm.
Performing gospel to pop, sea shanties and classical, the choir will raise funds for New Mills Volunteer Centre, with a retiring collection.
The choir, which formed in April, has around 35 members.
Hannah said: “I have been really impressed with how quickly the choir has started making a great sound, and I’m really looking forward to sharing that with friends and family in our relaxed performance. There will be a handful of solos from choir members also.”
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