Songversations

Songversations is a free women-only singing for wellness course, which runs for 6 weeks exploring connection in a supportive atmosphere

At a glance:

• FREE women-only workshops
• No singing experience necessary
• Singing for wellness (focus on wellbeing, connection, and reflection)
• 1.5-hour workshop each week
• 6 consecutive weeks (Saturdays commencing 21st Feb 2026)
• Light refreshments provided
• Certificate of attendance upon completion of all 6 workshops (City University London)

Songversations is a six-week, women-only wellbeing workshop series held every Saturday from 14:00–15:30, starting on Saturday 21st February 2026. Using group singing and lyrical reflection, the sessions create a safe, supportive space for women to connect, reflect, and support their emotional wellbeing.

No singing experience is needed — this is not about performance. The focus is wellness, self-expression, and connection. Through gentle guided singing, reflective discussion, and shared conversation, participants are invited to explore life experiences, overcome challenges, and build confidence in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Light refreshments are provided at every session.

Songversations also offers the chance to meet new people and form meaningful connections with other women.

This program forms part of a PhD research project exploring the impact of singing in women-only groups on wellbeing and social connection. The research is led by Queeni Lindsay, Postgraduate Researcher at City, University of London, and Director of Charis Creative Health CIC, a women- and girls-focused wellness social enterprise.

Participants who attend all six workshops will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.

Workshop Dates & Times

Songversations runs for six consecutive Saturdays, from 14:00–15:30, starting on Saturday 21 February.

Session dates:

• Saturday 21 February
• Saturday 28 February
• Saturday 7 March
• Saturday 14 March
• Saturday 21 March
• Saturday 28 March

Participants are encouraged to attend all six sessions, as the workshops are designed as a progressive series and form part of a PhD research study.