Community Song Circle in Brampton: Express Your Voice, in song & connection with Vidhi Acharya (Vie)

"Join Vidhi Acharya (Vie), community song keeper and expressive arts therapist in training, for a welcoming community singing circle in Brampton. Simple songs, learned by ear, in a circle where every voice belongs. Formerly known as Community Singing

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What to expect
We sing simple call and response songs from oral traditions around the world. No sheet music, no experience needed, and you’ll pick them up within minutes. There is no performance and no spotlight, just voices coming together. Hot tea and light snacks included

Who it’s for
Complete beginners, shy singers, shower singers, seniors, families with kids, and plenty of people who swear they “can’t sing” (you belong here most). Children are welcome, and most people come solo and are welcomed the moment they arrive.

Why people come back
Many people find group singing can feel calming, lift the mood, and bring a real sense of belonging. Mostly, they come back because it’s simply joyful.

Details
Sunday, November 15 | 4:00 to 5:30 PM
Woodhall Park Retirement Village, Auditorium
10250 Kennedy Rd N, Brampton, ON L6Z 4N7
Enter the building facing Kennedy Road (with big Muskoka Chair), then take the elevator down and make a left to the auditorium
Bring: yourself, some water, and a layer for the weather
Offered by donation. Pay what is generous and affordable for you, suggested $15 to $30. No one is turned away. Your exchange goes to the songwriters whose songs we sing, and to the tea and snacks.

Register
https://www.expressivevie.ca/events
Or email singingvie@gmail.com or call (416) 706-5748 and I’ll add you
Join our WhatsApp community chat: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Em6N26OZV5H2KzjaEr0P0B
See what it feels like https://www.expressivevie.ca/gallery

About Vidhi Acharya (Vie)
Vidhi Acharya, known as Vie, is an expressive arts facilitator and community song keeper based in Brampton, and an expressive arts therapist in training. She has led song gatherings in parks, retirement homes, and at Wellspring Chinguacousy cancer support centre. Her work is rooted in trauma awareness, with training in counselling techniques and child and youth mental health. Worth the drive from across the GTA.

Every voice belongs
In song and gratitude"