A whole lot to sing about! Celebrating 6 Years of Latin Choir Brisbane

A Whole Lot to Sing About! Celebrating 6 Years of Latin Choir Brisbane Latin Choir Brisbane is turning six, and we'd love you to celebrate with us! Six years of singing, making friends, sharing cultures and bringing people together through music. That's a whole lot to celebrate! Join us for a special choir performance and a festive get-together with our community. Whether you've sung with us, cheered us on from the audience, or are discovering Latin Choir Brisbane for the first time, we'd love to have you there. Saturday 21 November 2026 Newmarket Hall, Ashgrove Bring your family, friends and love of music. Let's celebrate together! Your voice, our voice. What to expect • A special performance by Latin Choir Brisbane • A celebration of six years of singing together • Good music, good company and plenty to celebrate! More programme details coming soon. About Latin Choir Brisbane Latin Choir Brisbane started in 2020, when a small group of women came together to sing and stay connected during the pandemic. Six years later, we've grown into a multicultural, intergenerational choir with members from all over the world, brought together by a shared love of Latin American music. We sing in Spanish, Portuguese and English, sharing songs, cultures and traditions while making friends along the way. Over the years, we've performed at community and cultural events across Brisbane, including Brisbane Festival in 2025 and 2026. In 2026, we also received a Special Mention in the Cultural Ambassador Award category at the Latin American Awards Australia, recognising our contribution to sharing Latin American culture and bringing communities together. Find us on Instagram or Facebook. Acknowledgement of Country Latin Choir Brisbane acknowledges the Turrbal and Yuggera peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather and make music. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their ongoing connection to Country. As we share our love of Latin American music and culture, we also acknowledge the First Nations peoples whose lands we call home. We are grateful for their enduring cultures, knowledge and care for Country, and remain committed to listening, learning and building connections based on respect.