Family Concerts in Walthamstow, North London

St Michael and All Angels, Walthamstow
Northcote Road, Walthamstow
E17 6PQ

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.

No Parking at Church. Please see alternate parking information below!

Monday 28 September 10.00am

Mostly Mozart

Miaomiao Yu, piano

Experience the music of Mozart and his contemporaries in our first set of socially-distanced concerts. We look forward to welcoming you and your family back for exhilarating music in our inspiring venues!

Doors open at 9.45am

Flexi-tickets are NOT valid for this concert

SOLD OUT!

Monday 28 September 11.30am

Mostly Mozart

Miaomiao Yu, piano

Doors open at 11.15am

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

St Michael and All Angels, Walthamstow, Northcote Road, Walthamstow, E17 6PQ

Public Transport:
Closest stations: Walthamstow Central (underground and rail) and Blackhorse Road.
Bus Routes: The W11 from Chingford Hall and the W15 from Higham Hill both stop directly outside the church.

Parking: There is metered parking on Mission Street, High Street (Waltham Forest Council parking), and free parking in the Sainsbury's parking lot - 2 hours limit.

Accessibility: Step-free access, and toilet facilities available.

About the venue

St Michael and All Angels is the largest church inWalthamstow. This grand and commanding brown and red brick building was built in the Early English style in 1885 to serve the area of St. James's parish north of the Great Eastern railway. Although the church was damaged by bombing during the Second World War it was completely restored following the war and now stands tall and proud within the local neighbourhood. Whilst enjoying the concert, look up and admire the particularly lofty nave and chancel and after a morning of glorious music wander back towards Walthamstow Town Square to explore the gardens for a run around or browse the variety of shops and cafes.