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              This Year We Are Celebrating 50 Years!
Who would have thought that from a chance conversation in the Duke of Wellington Inn, in Danby in 1971 that 50 years later the Dalesmen Singers would today be celebrating 50 years of growth and achievement! From that first meeting, around 12 members gathered to form the Choir and today we continue to thrive.

We will be celebrating our fiftieth anniversary in Danby, the home of the Dalesmen singers in an all day event held in the village hall. We are hoping that all our friends, supporters and families who have been involved over the years, will come along and join the celebrations, Watch this space for more details

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Advance Notice! Following the wide reach of our Christmas concert, another virtual performance is being planned to go online after Easter! The visual theme will be about our place here in The North Yorks Moors and the plan is to record all the music live, out of doors in a single take.

The Dalesmen 50th Anniversary celebrations will take place as an all day community event in Danby Village Hall on Saturday 18th September. The Choir will be joined by the Castleton Ladies Singing for Pleasure choir, and Simply Brass, There will be an exhibition, digital displays, videos and food and drink!

Message from the Chairman: Good to see so many of you at last night's zoom rehearsal. The two-session format seemed to work well so we are going to continue with this format until further notice with sessions starting at 7pm and 8pm. Rehearsal dates are the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month

The Dalesmen Virtual Christmas concert from the Methodist Chapel in Danby proved to be a huge success with over 2000 views on You Tube and One Drive and Facebook. We are planning to do another virtual concert some time after Easter

We were sad to hear of the death of Dave Windress on 13/01/2021. He died at home after a recent diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.  Only a few days before he had been continuing to care for his pedigree herd of 20 limousine cattle, which were his pride and joy, and his flock of sheep.