Carols for Christmas
7 - 23 December
Our Carols for Christmas concerts offer a short one-hour programme of music, carol singing and festive readings.
Captivating performances of festive music will put everyone in the Christmas spirit and will help you prepare for the season’s celebrations.
The choir will sing much loved classics Sussex Carol, O Holy Night and Candlelight Carol, alongside audience carols for all to join in with including O Little Town of Bethlehem, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
Make your visit extra special by pre-booking our Christmas lunch and drink offer (hot chocolate for the kids!) or a mince pie and a warming glass of Mulled Wine; available when you book your tickets.
St Martin’s Voices
Andrew Earis Conductor
Dates, Times & Book
| Sat 07 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
| Sat 14 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
| Thu 19 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
| Sat 21 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
| Sun 22 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
| Mon 23 Dec | 4:00 PM | £25/£18/£10 | Book |
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