CHANTRY SINGERS
Christmas Concerts – “Make The Season Bright“
Saturday November 29 @ 3 pm – Southampton United Church
Sunday November 30 @ 3 pm – Faith Lutheran Church

Lessons & Carols Service
Sunday December 7 @ 7:30 pm – Southampton United Church
Chantry Singers
Newfoundland & Labrador
Sightseeing and Performance Tour – June 2-13, 2026

TOUR PAYMENT SCHEDULE:
per person travelling (double occupancy)
| Deposit & 1st payment | August 15th | $400 |
| 2nd payment | September 9th | $1,200 |
| 3rd payment | November 11th | $1,200 |
| 4th payment | January 13th | $1,200 |
| Final payment | March 10th | Balance |
Selections from
“A Spring Extravaganza”
Watching the Apples Grow (Stan Rogers)
Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen)
Loch Lomond (Ralph Vaughan Williams)
About Chantry Singers
Chantry Singers is a 60 voice community choir based in Saugeen Shores. It was founded in 1974 as the Centennial Singers to perform in the centennial celebrations for the Town of Port Elgin. It has continued to rehearse and perform for over forty-five years. The choir presents a wide variety of choral music including sacred, folk, popular and classical traditions.
Part of the choir’s mission is to foster the development and enjoyment of choral music in Bruce and Grey counties. We support individuals and musical organizations with donations for anything from tuition to musical instruments. The choir has organized and hosted a number of choral music development workshops for area choirs. Our members enjoy a variety of opportunities to experience music by joining with other groups locally in Saugeen Shores, across Ontario, and beyond.
The choir has performed across the province and internationally. It is one of four choirs that represented Ontario in Ottawa at the Unisong concerts on Canada Day 2017. It was a particularly great honour as we celebrate 150 years of Canada.
The choir appeared at Unisong in 2008 as well and in England in 2015. A sizeable group of Chantry Singers members joined with choirs from London ON for a performance of Vivaldi’s Gloria at Carnegie Hall, New York on June 2nd 2018. A planned tour of Scotland in 2020 had to be cancelled at the last minute as a result of the COVID pandemic.


