Christmas Family Concerts in Notting Hill, North London

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St. John's Church
Lansdowne Crescent
W11 2NN

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Monday 23 December 10.30am

Bach to Baby Christmas Family Concert
Come A-Caroling

Philip Smith, baritone & James Cheung, piano

Come along and sing-a-song at our Christmas-carol concert! Sing 'While Shepherds Watched', croon the 'Coventry Carol', and belt 'Twelve Days of Christmas' with our baritone and piano duo. Join us here, you need no reason; harmonise with us this season!

Doors open at 10.00am. Concert lasts for about an hour.

Flexi-tickets and giftcards are NOT valid for this concert.

SOLD OUT!

About our Christmas concerts

We love this time of year, but it can be pretty hectic for us parents, right?! So to make life a bit easier, here are some top tips about our Christmas concerts.

All are welcome - families members big and small, those who celebrate Christmas and those that dont.
Our Christmas concerts will be a feast of music that celebrates families coming together and all things wintertime, with a sprinkling of sleigh bells and singalong carols throughout - there'll be something for everybody!
Look out for the specific music and musical instruments at your chosen concert when the programmes are announced in early November.
Fancy dress, frolicking and loud singing encouraged, but please note this is not a carol service, or santa's grotto and we can't guarantee the church will have a tree up yet. **sniff**

See the full top 10 tips on our Christmas concerts.

How to get there

St. John's Church, Lansdowne Crescent, W11 2NN

Public Transport:
Closest stations: Holland Park and Notting Hill.
Bus Routes: The 228 from Central Middlesex Hospital, the 52 from Victoria and the 452 from Vauxhall all stop within easy walking distance of the church.

Parking: Parking meters, restrictions on street parking

Accessibility: Step-free access and nappy changing facilities available.

About the venue

It is hard to imagine that this vibrant, cosmopolitan area was once referred to as the Potteries and Piggeries to highlight the trades of those living in the areas (yes, you guessed it - potters and pig farmers)! Nowadays, the only remaining 19th Century kiln in the area can be found on Walmer Road and there isn't a pig farm in sight, so join us for a Bach to Baby concert at St. John's Notting Hill, which is the Parish Church for the diverse local community living. After this, explore Notting Hill's enchanting streets and visit the famous Portobello Market, and don't forget to make a stop at one of Miaomiao's favourites - The Hummingbird Bakery - for a sweet treat for adults and children alike.