The group currently meets every other week on Wednesdays 10.30am – 12pm at the museum.

Email communities@nationalfootballmuseum.com to find out more, or call us on 0161 605 8200.

Singing for the Brain is an evidence-based initiative from Alzheimer’s Society that uses music to help people living with dementia and their carers connect through song.

Each session supports wellbeing, memory stimulation, and social interaction in a safe, welcoming space.

The National Football Museum is launching a Singing for the Brain group on Tuesday 10 November.  As well as fun vocal warm up and a wide range of familiar songs, we’ll also explore football team anthems, and terrace chants and in a fun and uplifting environment (although you don’t need to be a football fan to enjoy the session!).

The group will meet fortnightly on Tuesdays at the museum from 11am to 12.30pm.

We offer tailored sessions to suit adult learners, with a wide range of themes and topics that use the power of football connect and educate.

If you’d like to bring a group of adult learners to the museum, please email groups@nationalfootballmuseum.com or call 0161 605 8200.

You can hire our classroom for your own sessions, seminars or presentations.  Situated on the fourth floor, the classroom is self-contained with a 75-inch screen for presentations, wi-fi and flipchart.  There is also a separate breakout space and toilet facilities.

Visit our Venue Hire page for more information. Alternatively you can email events@nationalfootballmuseum.com or call us on 0161 605 8200.