Over the last 10 years, we’ve run a wide range of projects to enable folk traditions to be explored by everybody. From singing and fiddle weekends to study days, folk trails, carols projects and lots more, we create opportunities for people of all ages to learn more about folk traditions and engage in new ways. Below, you can find our recent projects.

​Got an idea for a new project for us? Get in touch!

spring concert // ceilidh fundraiser

Saturday 29th March 2025
​Join us for an afternoon of music, dancing, and community spirit as we kick off fundraising for our upcoming 10-year anniversary celebrations! All of our youth groups will be performing, then we'll clear the floor and have a ceilidh, with a bake sale to fuel your dancing!

Tickets & info

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carols at the winter gardens

Sunday 15th December 2024 
These carols are part of our region's history, and we want them to continue to be sung, enjoyed and passed down for many more years to come. To help make this happen, Soundpost have published a free guide which can be downloaded right here, so that everyone can be part of this living tradition.

Find out more

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midsummer sing

Tuesday 13th August 2024 
If you've been to any of our Forge & Fledge groups, this is an evening of singing for you! A great chance to dust off all the songs we've learned, whether you want to just join in the choruses or have a bash at leading a song in a room full of comrades!

Find out more

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wild traditions

2025 date TBC
See in the spring with a day of traditional songs, tunes & crafts! At the traditional time of year to celebrate new beginnings, immerse yourself in a fun learning environment where our experienced tutors will lead you through a relaxed day of discovery. 

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the perch

2025 date TBC
Join us for an end of year Soundpost celebration at the Perch! There will be performances from all our music groups and our new dance groups, a ceilidh and a mixed session (a jam) for all that want to partake.

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sheffield lakeland landscape song cycle

We were awarded funding from the Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust to run a project to celebrate the unique Lakeland Landscape area to the west of Sheffield. We invited local artists to write brand-new songs to tell stories about the local landscapes and the people who live there.

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