Family Concerts in Highgate Village, North London

Pond Square Chapel, South Grove
Highgate
N6 6BJ

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Did you know, we also hold concerts nearby in Hampstead , Regent's Park, and Stoke Newington?

Saturday 8 April 11.00am

Invitation to the Dance

Holly Lowe, harp

Will you join us for a ball? From Strauss's Emperor Waltz to the grand scenes from the dazzling Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty. We'll enjoy twirls, turns, and elegant arabesques as we spin across 300 year of great music accompanied by the concert harp.

Doors open 15 minutes before the concert starts
The concert lasts around 45 minutes

Friday 19 May 11.00am

Spring to Spring

Lucy Jeal, violin & John Reid, piano

From brook to brook, to the birds, bees and butterflies, we rejoice the return of Spring. Nature reawakens to the chirping of Vivaldi's masterpiece Four Seasons and the energetic violin sonata by Beethoven in an ode to new life and new beginnings.

Doors open 15 minutes before the concert starts
The concert lasts around 45 minutes

About the concerts

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

How to get there

Pond Square Chapel, South Grove, Highgate, N6 6BJ

Public Transport:
Closest stations: Highate and Archway.
Bus Routes: The 143 from Archway, the 210 from Finsbury Park and the 214 from Moorgate all stop within easy walking distance. The 134 from Muswell Hill stops at Highgate Station, from which you can walk into the village.

Accessibility: There are 6 steps up to to the 2 main doors, but a lift is available upon request at the main door on the right. Nappy changing facilities are available.

About the venue

Pond Square Chapel, built in 1859, is a mere punctuation mark in the history of religious Dissent in Highgate, with a strong Puritan connection in the village before close associates of Oliver Cromwell took up residence here under the Commonwealth. The building has not changed much in the centuries past, but a major refurbishment in 1984 on the inside of the church allowed the space to become more versatile. As well as religious services, it plays host to musical concerts, lectures, public meetings, exhibitions of painting. When at the chapel, dont forget to look up at the beautiful Rose Window!