The With One Voice Break O'Day choir started early last year intending to bring together people from all faiths, cultures, ages, and backgrounds.

Co-ordinator Tanya Greenwood, of Hub4Health, said over the past 12 months about 100 people had given it a go.

"We've got quite a nice, diverse mix of people. We have some men coming. I think our oldest member is 92, and our youngest member is about 6," she said. "We're definitely an inter-generational space."

This year Ms Greenwood said the focus would be on inclusion within the Fingal Valley.

"I think the choir is a nice model because it's not just for people that can sing. People who can't sing are included as well," she said.

"Our conductor Terese Turner is a yoga instructor as well and has done a lot of alternative therapy so she's very interested in breathing and mindfulness.

"There's the fun of singing together and the benefit that brings, and also a shared supper afterwards, oo people are feeding both their mind and their bodies.

"It's proved to be a really nice space for people who are new to the community as well, plus the people who have been there a long time. It's great for people that are new to singing, but also to those who have already been in a few different groups as well."

Next month, the choir is hosting a vocal workshop with Sing for Your Life choir director Jane Christie-Johnston.

"She's a really experienced choir conductor in Hobart, so we've had some sponsorship from Bendigo Bank to get up here and we're hoping we get a really good turnout for that as well," she said.

The choir meets on Wednesdays at the St Marys Sports Centre from 6pm.

For more information, visit creativityaustralia.org.au/choirs/breakoday, contact tanya.greenwood@hub4health.org.au, or visit the choir's Facebook page.