From Peak Cavern to the Royal Albert Hall, sing your heart out at one of these festive carol concerts in both town and country…
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Christmas with the Royal Choral Society
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Having performed at the Royal Albert Hall every winter since 1871, Christmas with the Royal Coral Society is a must-see festive tradition. Accompanied by the Band of the Irish Guards, British baritone Benjamin Bevan and the illustrious Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, expect an array of beloved Christmas carols and fun for all the family to sing along to. 10 December 2019, 7.30pm, Royal Albert Hall
Christmas Carols with Stuart Beech
Combine carols and wine at St. James’s Haymarket Wine House, where singing pilot Stuart Beech – renowned for his surprise performance on BBC’s Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – will be entertaining diners with yuletide tunes for one December night only. Delight in wine and charcuterie at the sophisticated, intimate venue whilst singing along to some of your all time festive favourites. Tickets from £10. 18 December, 6.30pm – 8.30pm. Haymarket Wine House, 66 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4RF.
The Old Royal Naval College
Where better to indulge in an evening of classic Christmas carolling than at the spectacular Old Royal Naval College? The 500-year old UNESCO World Heritage Site will be hosting an array of carol concerts this year, from a charity performance in aid of Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice – with mince pies and seasonal drinks! – to the Chapel Choir Christmas Concert, conducted by British conductor Ralph Allwood MBE. King William Walk, Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 9NN. Visit orc.org for a full programme of events.
Charity Christmas Carols with a Twist
For a quirky take on the traditional Christmas carol concert, attend Hop Skip and Jump’s ‘Christmas Carols with a Twist’ at East London’s Pickle Factory. The children’s charity, which supports those with disabilities, hosts the event every year to raise funds for their important cause. But with a live 10-piece brass band, rappers, singes, DJs, and a belting of Christmas classics from Mariah Carey and Wham!, this is no ordinary fundraiser. Be sure to enter the raffle to be in with the chance of winning a trip to the South of France! Tickets £25, book via hopskipandjumpevents.co.uk. The Pickle Factory, Bethnal Green
The Piece Hall
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Located within the heart of West Yorkshire town Halifax, The Piece Hall is a wonderful place to indulge in festive merriment. The Grade I listed venue, which magically lights up at Christmas featuring a festive fair, Victorian carousel and a wintry Deluxe Bar in the courtyard, is hosting a series of festive-themed performances and events. Head there on 22 December for a Christmas concert with West Yorkshire’s Elland Silver Band, or if you’re spending your Christmas in Yorkshire, join in with the Christmas Eve Big Sing hosted by musician and songwriter Kirsty Newton. Blackledge, Halifax HX1 1RE, thepiecehall.co.uk
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Dogs Trust Carol Concert
If you’re looking for a reason to get up and sing this Christmas, look no further than the pups at Dogs Trust. Their concert this year – which will raise funds to support the Hope Project, a special campaign aiding the cost of veterinary treatment for dogs with homeless owners – features a carol performance from the Chelsea Old Church Choir, readings from the likes of actor Nicholas Parsons, as well as seasonal drinks and canapés. Dogs are of course welcome. Tickets from £35. 5 December, 6pm, Chelsea Old Church, Old Church Street, London SW3 5DQ
St Albans Cathedral
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St Albans is a spectacular city to visit at Christmas, and what better way to get into the festive spirit than by attending a traditional carol concert at the iconic St Alban’s Cathedral, the burial site of Britain’s first Saint. Visit stalbanscathedral.org for a full list of events. St Albans AL1 1BY
Carols at the Royal Albert Hall
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For the ultimate yuletide singalong, Carols at the Royal Albert Hall is a must. Gather the family, don your best santa hat and sing-along to your favourite festive tunes alongside the Royal Choral Society, National Youth Choir of Great Britain, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and more. 21 – 24 December, Royal Albert Hall.
Peak Cavern
Mulled wine, mince pies and carols in a Peak Cavern chamber; Derbyshire’s ‘Devil’s Arse’ is definitely one to attend this Christmas. A historic cave in Castleton, the Peak Cavern’s carol concerts are unlike most, with twinkling lights, brass and silver bands, and incredibly unique settings. 7 – 24 December. Visit peakcavern.co.uk for the full programme. Peak Cavern Road, Hope Valley S33 8WS.
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