The Home Hill Choral Society delivered an afternoon of laughs, music and heartfelt community spirit during their Winter Concert last Sunday at The Vault.
The event featured a unique blend of performances, with young talent from the recent Eisteddfod taking centre stage alongside the Society’s trademark comic skits and choral songs. Children performed songs, poetry, and Highland dancing—much to the delight of an audience of around 55 people, plus proud parents and guests.
In between the children's acts, the Society entertained with a series of light-hearted skits and musical numbers that had the crowd in stitches. Musical highlights included the tongue-in-cheek Not So Boring Minuet and the uplifting Everywhere I Go, the Lord is With Me, offering a mix of humour and heart.
As always, the afternoon included raffles, lucky door prizes, and a generous spread of food, served with smiles by Society members. “It felt like we were doing something important for community and mental health,” said Society member Rob Antionazzi.
With more concerts on the horizon—including an Italian-themed performance and a collaboration with world-renowned tenor Paul Tabone—the Society continues to grow in profile and impact. As one attendee put it: “This was the best afternoon I’ve had in a long time.”