Together in Song 2 Community Song Circle for Peace

Sydney Community Song Circle for Peace

Saturday 26th September 3:00–5:00 pm

All voices welcome. Event is free but registration is necessary

St Peters Hall 331 Old South Head Road Watsons Bay

Join us for a joyful evening of community singing, connection, rhythm and song as we come together in the ancient medicine of singing together.

Throughout history, people have gathered in times of uncertainty, conflict and change to sing. Across every culture, songs have carried hope, comfort, courage and peace, reminding us of our shared humanity.

In a world where so many people are affected by war, division and suffering, we invite you to join us for a heartfelt afternoon of community singing for peace.

In a world that can feel divided and disconnected, we gather to reconnect with ourselves, with each other, and with the simple joy of raising our voices together.

Singing in community has been shown to calm the nervous system, reduce stress, lift mood, create belonging, and open the heart. When we sing together, we remember that we are not along and we all belong.

All are welcome in this circle all ages, all cultures, all voices

Together we’ll share uplifting, easy-to-learn songs from many traditions, with rhythm, harmony, movement and plenty of joy. No singing experience is needed — just bring your voice, your heart and your presence.

Meet your facilitators

About Mignon

Mignon Mukti has been bringing people together through music, voice and community for most of her life, singing since the age of five. A professional performer for many years, she has recorded and released music on Spotify, Apple Music and streaming platforms worldwide, alongside a background in theatre, event production and community building.

A trained song leader and voice facilitator, Mignon is passionate about the healing power of singing together and the way our voices can connect, uplift and transform us. Her welcoming circles called Song Medicine weave together joyful songs, rhythm, presence and connection creating warm, welcoming spaces where everyone feels encouraged to join in and experience the power of the human voice.

About Bek

Bek Wermut is a Registered Music Therapist, multi-instrumentalist and facilitator with nearly 20 years of clinical experience. She is also a teacher trainer in the Rhythm2Recovery model of therapeutic drumming, supporting professionals to use rhythm-based approaches for wellbeing, connection and emotional support.

Alongside her therapeutic work, Bek now brings her passion for music, rhythm and voice into community spaces, creating inclusive and welcoming experiences where people of all backgrounds and abilities can connect through shared singing and musical expression.

With a warm, grounded and heart-centred approach, Bek is passionate about the power of music to foster connection, presence, joy and wellbeing.

Bookings

This is a FREE community event, proudly funded by Woollahra Council.

Bookings are essential. Please register via the Humanitix so we know how many people to welcome. Refreshments available.