DONEGAL’S acclaimed Danu Young Women’s Choir are preparing to take to the stage for two highly anticipated live performances in Derry.
Music lovers and supporters of local youth are being encouraged to mark their calendars for the performances on May 15 and 16.
The choir will present their new concert, Her Refuge Was Her Song, at the historic St Columb’s Hall, Derry, renowned for its atmosphere and cultural significance.
Tickets are already in high demand and available now via dywctickets.com, with organisers urging early booking to avoid disappointment, as the choir’s performances consistently draw large community audiences.
In a short time, the Danu Young Women’s Choir has become one of the standout groups on the local music scene. Known for their rich harmonies and expressive performances, they have built a loyal following through appearances at community events across the region.
Audiences are drawn not only to their musical ability, but also to the warmth and authenticity that define the group. However, these upcoming concerts offer more than just an evening of high-quality choral music.
The choir was founded with a clear purpose: to support and empower young women through music, mentorship and community.
Each performance reflects that mission, showcasing not just talent, but the confidence and connection that have grown within the group.
Her Refuge Was Her Song explores themes of strength, resilience and the beauty of women’s voices, featuring works by leading contemporary female composers and arrangers. The programme promises a moving and uplifting experience, combining powerful storytelling with moments of quiet reflection and joy.
For those attending, the concerts represent a chance to enjoy something truly special – while also supporting an initiative that is making a meaningful difference in young people’s lives locally. As anticipation builds, one message is clear: this is a live music event not to be missed.