Family Concerts in Twickenham, North London

All Hallows Church
Chertsey Road
TW1 1EW

Socially-Distanced Concerts

As we restart concerts following the Covid-19 lockdown, our aim is to provide our audience, musician and staff with the safest and most comfortable environment to create and enjoy great music.

Click here to learn more about how we run our concerts to meet the the government's guidelines, and how you can prepare for your visit.

We're joining in the Black Friday fun with a whopping 20% off over 25 selected Christmas concerts.

Use promo code BACHFRIDAY in the ticket shop.

The sale ends Sunday 1st December at midnight.

Thursday 8 July 10.00am

Flute Fantasia

Mary Thorneloe, flute & Miaomiao Yu, piano

Gather round with Bach to Baby and the fabulous flute! Enjoy the virtuosic Flight of the Bumblebee, along with a Badinerie in B from Bach, and Mozart's Musik of the Nacht!

Doors open at 9.45am

Flexi-tickets are NOT valid for this concert

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

All Hallows Church, Chertsey Road, TW1 1EW

Public Transport:
Closest stations: Twickenham rail station where frequent trains serve London Waterloo, Richmond, Kingston and other destinations.
Bus Routes: The 267 from Hammersmith, the H20 from Hounsow and the 110 from West Middlesex stop on nearby Hill View Road.

Parking: There is ample car parking. Access to the carpark is via Erncroft Way, which comes off the Whitton Road

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

About the venue

All Hallows Church is located on the Chertsey Road on the northern edge of Twickenham and close to Rugby Football Unions stadium. Join us in this bright, airy and historical church for another fantastic Bach to Baby concert! The church is just a short walk away from The Twickenham Museum, a quaint museum that explores the history of the local area. For a more rumpus post-concert activity, head to the parks such as Moormead and Bandy Recreation Ground with play areas for all ages.