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News and Events
 | SONGS OF PRAISE4 May 2025 2.30 for 3pm Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy Songs of Praise on Sunday 4th May at 3pm in the Looe RNLI lifeboat house. (Doors open at 2.30pm.) It will be led by the Reverend Ben Morgan Lundie, and will also feature a selection of popular songs by the choir. Seating is available but it's quite informal so please come and enjoy some Sunday afternoon singing in a lovely location. |
 | CHARITY CONCERT AT PENSILVA MILLENNIUM CENTRE16 May 2025 7.30 pm There will be a rare special treat to enjoy on Friday 16th May: a TRIPLE bill of Polperro Fishermen's Choir and the excellent Keltique ladies choir, topped off with some fun by the Wreckers, in Pensilva Millenium Centre (PL14 5NF). First, at 7.30pm, the choirs will entertain you with a selection of songs old and new. Afterwards the Wreckers, probably with a pint in hand, will change gear for a light-hearted sing-along range of music. Don't miss it! |
 | OPEN-AIR CONCERTS IN POLPERROFrom 1 Jun 2025 to 3 Sep 2025 7.30pm [DATES TO BE DECIDED] As always during the summer, the choir will be 'at home' in Polperro for their famous free summer concerts on selected Wednesdays, helping to raise large sums of money for charity. The concerts will be in the open-air by Polperro Fish Quay or in Polperro Methodist Chapel if it's wet, cold or dark. The dates will appear here as soon as they have been decided so keep watching this space. The Wreckers will be singing nearby afterwards - just follow us! |
 | SONGS OF PRAISE IN POLRUAN22 Jun 2025 6.30 Soon after formation more than 100 years ago, the choir of the Polperro Fishermen was attracting huge congregations to their Harvest of the Sea services, mainly because of their fellow fisherman and inspirational lay preacher, Tommy Mark, who became known as the Fishermen’s Bishop. Still based in the Polperro chapel where it was formed in 1923, Polperro Fishermen's Choir will be singing on Polruan's Old Coal Wharf on Sunday 22nd June. The event is free and all are welcome. (It will be in St Saviour's Church if wet.) |
 | SINGING FOR LOOE RNLI8 Jul 2025 7.30pm The choir will be singing in Looe RNLI boathouse at 7.30pm on Tuesday 8th July. The concert is FREE and seating is available. Having had a concert slightly delayed by a 'shout' in the past, we should remind you that all the concerts are subject to any necessary RNLI operational decisions and precautions. As the RNLI is one of our favourite charities, please help us support their essential service with a donation. We'll be singing there again on 5th August so we hope you'll come and join us. We love to entertain! |
 | HARVEST OF THE SEA IN LANSALLOS26 Oct 2025 6.30 pm Celebrate the Harvest of the Sea with us in St Ildierna's Church in Lansallos (PL13 2PX), a reminder of the days when the Polperro Fishermen's Choir was attracting huge congregations to Harvest of the Sea services around 100 years ago. Parking will be available in the National Trust car park some 250 yards up the road (free at that time of day) and the church toilets will be open. Come and join us for good singing, a taste of history and some sociable chat! |
.jpg) | ST KEYNE AT CHRISTMAS17 Dec 2025 7.30pm [TO BE CONFIRMED] St Keyne Church is a lovely place for a concert, and we are really looking forward to singing there again this year to help get you in the Christmas spirit. The Wreckers will still be in festive mood in the village hall afterwards so come and join us there and sing along to your favourites. Copyright photo by kind permission of Nick Pearce Photography and Film (01579 344492). |
 | CHRISTMAS CONCERT IN POLPERRO23 Dec 2025 7.30 pm At our last event of the year, we will be singing carols and songs at our famous Christmas concert in Polperro Methodist Chapel. Come and enjoy a lovely pre-Christmas evening which is FREE and open to everyone. Donations will be very welcome - they will be in aid of the lovely chapel, which has been our home for more than 100 years, since 1923. Polperro Christmas lights will have been switched on earlier in the month so the village will be looking lovely. Copyright photo by kind permission of Kevin Armes (www.armes.co.uk). |
