Cockenzie & Port Seton Community Choir

03/08/2026

Can you guess the first song we’ve learnt for our next concert?

20/07/2026

We are back after our summer break 🎶

It’s good to be together again. Watch this space for more exciting things to come. 👀

04/06/2026

🌟🌟🌟 WE WON!!! 🌟🌟🌟

We are beyond proud to have won the Arts Champion of the Year award at the East Lothian Community Champions Awards. What a wonderful way to celebrate everything the choir has achieved, and the impact it has in our community and the lives of our members!

03/06/2026

Keep your fingers crossed for us tonight at the East Lothian Courier Community Champion Awards!

We’re up for Arts Champion as a choir and our wonderful MD, Ross Hamilton, is up for Champion Mentor.

Whatever happens, we couldn’t be prouder of how far our choir has come in the last 10 years 🎶🎶🎶

10/05/2026

We were honoured to sing at the Fishermen’s Mission National Fishing Remembrance Day service in St Abbs today.

For the occasion, our musical director, Ross Hamilton, wrote a brand new song inspired by the Eyemouth Black Friday disaster and the founding of the Fishermen’s Mission in its aftermath.

It was an emotional day and a reminder of the sea’s beauty, its power, and the way it shapes the communities that live beside it.

08/05/2026

We are so proud to be finalists for the East Lothian Community Champion Awards! Our choir is up for Arts Champion and our wonderful MD Ross Hamilton has is also nominated for Champion Mentor. What a wonderful way to end our ten year celebrations 🥳

East Lothian’s unsung heroes have been revealed as finalists in this year’s East Lothian Courier Community Champion Awards – a line-up that…

21/02/2026

Lovely article in the Courier today!

A CELEBRATION of 10 years of a local choir which “gives a couple of hours of escape and optimism” for its members was a sell-out success.

09/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to our anniversary concert, TEN, on Saturday night. It was the most ambitious concert we’ve ever undertaken with 40 singers, 8 musicians, bagpipes and drums and even confetti canons… and we loved every single minute of it! Here’s to the next ten years…

Photos by Andrew Perry