Christmas doesn’t begin until the Stuart Singers Christmas Concerts are marked on your calendar!
Join us on Friday December 12th at 7.30pm, or on Saturday December 13th at the new time of 4pm, both at Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton - the perfect setting for such a wonderful occasion.
The concerts feature a delightful programme of traditional carols and contemporary seasonal favourites. From the serene strains of Silent Night to the rousing joy of Ring Christmas Bells, taking in such contemporary favourites as Christmas in Killarney and the timeless melodies of Mary, Did You Know?, there is something for everyone. There will also be an opportunity for the audience to join in—so come ready to raise your voice in the spirit of the season!
Over the last four decades, The Stuart Singers have raised more than £260,000 for local and national charities. This Christmas, we will be supporting local charities The Door Youth Project, a Stroud based charity supporting local young people, and Stroud Hospital’s League of Friends.
Festive refreshments will be available at both concerts, along with a Grand Christmas Raffle. This year, the Saturday concert will be held in the afternoon, starting at 4pm, with tea and cake available in the interval. Under 16s will be admitted free of charge with an accompanying adult at the Saturday afternoon concert.
So, whether you’re continuing a cherished tradition of kicking off the festive season with one of your most enduring local choirs or discovering something new this year for the first time, the Stuart Singers Christmas concerts promise fun and festivities for all ages.
Tickets are £12.50 and are available from the Market Stores in Minchinhampton or online at
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-stuart-singers.
Find out more about the Stuart Singers on www.stuartsingers.com, or on their Facebook page www.facebook.com/stuartsingers.
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