SINGERS from the Musselburgh-based Clark Community Choir have been bringing festive cheer to communities throughout East Lothian.
They recently took to the stage at The Fraser Centre in Tranent with their panto carol concert, which had a Scout and three elves looking for Santa.
The performance followed their Jingle Bus tour, which saw them singing across the county.
The intergenerational choir, which has members ranging in age from five to 95, has enjoyed a busy Christmas singing at East Lothian Community Hospital in Haddington, Haddington Day Centre and Cockenzie House, as well as the Musselburgh and Tranent Christmas light switch-on events.
The singers are currently raising funds for a tour to Beamish living museum in County Durham, following successful tours to Yorkshire, Wales and France.
People can follow the choir’s singing adventures on Facebook, X (both @ClarkComChoir) and at the choir’s website clarkcommunitychoir.co.uk
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