Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
Christmas Art Session and St Ceceila’s Day
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking available soon
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
Rehearsals will take place from 1-2 pm every Monday from 7th October.
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
The choir will be led by Edward-Rhys Harry, Community Choir Director.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
Ahead of City Giving Day Drum Works are hosting a series of fun and exciting workshops giving you the opportunity to play the drums.
Drum Works is a social impact project using drumming as a tool to inspire creativity, build social cohesion and empower young people in London to direct their own futures.
Around 600 people participate weekly through their partner schools, community programmes and progression ensembles. Together with school and community partners, Drum Works identify young people most likely to benefit including those at risk of exclusion; those with disabilities or special educational needs; and those with social, emotional or mental health needs.
We launch a new autumn series on Music and Spirituality called “Music, Food of Love.” Music is a powerful vehicle for drawing us into deeper relationship with a loving God. This series explores various in which it can be both a channel for inner healing and a vessel for the outward expression of God’s love to the world.
These are short talks that form part of Choral Evensong on Wednesday evenings with the professional Choir of Holy Sepulchre. Do come along and stay for a drink afterwards!
Photo credit - Frances Marshall
Speaker: Samantha Crawford, Opera Singer – “Voice to the Voiceless: Music and Social Justice”
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
Join us for a creative and festive time as we celebrate the beauty of pollinators with a unique felt decoration workshop.
Learn to create stunning felt decoration inspired by our buzzing friends, along with a mince pie and a glass of mulled wine.
All materials will be provided, including colourful felt and tools which are yours to take home afterwards.
Enjoy holiday treats and warm drinks as you craft your decorations.
All skill levels welcome are. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to get into the holiday spirit.
Advent Sing-along
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking opening soon
Nayar's next London concert will celebrate the release of some new songs by playing some at the Holy Sepulchre Church in London - the National Musician's Church - a stone's throw from Chancery Lane and Farringdon stations. Ticket revenues will cover event costs; any surplus will support the charity Médecins Sans Frontières.
Nayar is a new musical collective initiated by Vedantha Kumar (co-founder of indie-folk trio August and After). For this evening, it will consist of Vedantha (vocals/guitar), Jamil de Dominicis (guitar/vocals), Inês Delgado (violin), Karl D'Souza (piano), and some special guests.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Instagram @nayarcollective
Praise and Prayer takes place every first Tuesday of the month, from 7:45 - 8:30 am.
You'll have opportunity to worship with other believers and pray for our City before heading to work. Coffee upon arrival and you're free to come and go as you please.
Ahead of City Giving Day Drum Works are hosting a series of fun and exciting workshops giving you the opportunity to play the drums.
Drum Works is a social impact project using drumming as a tool to inspire creativity, build social cohesion and empower young people in London to direct their own futures.
Around 600 people participate weekly through their partner schools, community programmes and progression ensembles. Together with school and community partners, Drum Works identify young people most likely to benefit including those at risk of exclusion; those with disabilities or special educational needs; and those with social, emotional or mental health needs.
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Tickets will be available soon
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
Christmas Crafting for Market on 12 December
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking opening soon
Experience the magic of the season with a delightful mix of holiday favourites and new a cappella arrangements. This concert is the perfect evening to usher in the festive spirit.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the award-winning London City Singers and Meantime Chorus in the same concert!
Matinee Show: 2:30pm - 4pm
Evening Show: 7:30pm - 10pm
Experience the magic of the season with a delightful mix of holiday favourites and new a cappella arrangements. This concert is the perfect evening to usher in the festive spirit.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the award-winning London City Singers and Meantime Chorus in the same concert!
Matinee Show: 2:30pm - 4pm
Evening Show: 7:30pm - 10pm
Why not also bring along a hygiene product to put under our Christmas Tree and give the gift of clean this Christmas?
All profits will go to our Music in the Community Fund. We believe in the power of music to improve lives and are committed to promoting music and making it accessible to as many as possible, alongside our worship, concerts and recitals, offering a range of community-focused events.
A 50 pence booking fee is included in the cost of all tickets. The price displayed is what you will pay.
Please ensure you have read the Terms and Conditions before completing your booking
Terms and Conditions for Ticketed Events — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)
More details about GenerosCity and The City of London Hygiene bank and how to become a volunteer can be found on our website
GenerosCity — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)
Why not also bring along a hygiene product to put under our Christmas Tree and give the gift of clean this Christmas?
All profits will go to our Music in the Community Fund. We believe in the power of music to improve lives and are committed to promoting music and making it accessible to as many as possible, alongside our worship, concerts and recitals, offering a range of community-focused events.
A 75 pence booking fee is included in the cost of all tickets. The price displayed is what you will pay.
Please ensure you have read the Terms and Conditions before completing your booking
Terms and Conditions for Ticketed Events — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)
More details about GenerosCity and The City of London Hygiene bank and how to become a volunteer can be found on our website
GenerosCity — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)
Why not also bring along a hygiene product to put under our Christmas Tree and give the gift of clean this Christmas?
More details about GenerosCity and The City of London Hygiene bank and how to become a volunteer can be found on our website
GenerosCity — Holy Sepulchre London (hsl.church)
Met Police Choir Christmas Sing-along and Christmas Jumper Day
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking opening soon
Londinium celebrates Advent and Christmas with its customary feast of festive repertoire old and new. Beloved carols by Howells, Pearsall, and Warlock rub shoulders with fine contemporary works by Sally Beamish, John Casken, Richard Causton, Alec Roth, Roderick Williams, and Alison Willis, whilst John Joubert's virtuosic Rorate Coeli motets are offset by the mellifluous sounds of Gabrieli, Handl, and Byrd's heartbreakingly beautiful Ne irascaris, Domine. Wine and mince pies will be served!
The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.
Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.
No registration needed, just drop by!
Beethoven: Symphony No 1 Choruses from Christmas Oratorio & Messiah + audience carols
Tickets available on the door – £15, £10 concessions (cash only)
* All proceeds go to Barts Cancer Unit *
We launch a new autumn series on Music and Spirituality called “Music, Food of Love.” Music is a powerful vehicle for drawing us into deeper relationship with a loving God. This series explores various in which it can be both a channel for inner healing and a vessel for the outward expression of God’s love to the world.
These are short talks that form part of Choral Evensong on Wednesday evenings with the professional Choir of Holy Sepulchre. Do come along and stay for a drink afterwards!
Speaker: Peter Asprey, Director of Music at Holy Sepulchre – “Love Came Down at Christmas"
Christmas Party and Surprise
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking opening soon
Ahead of City Giving Day Drum Works are hosting a series of fun and exciting workshops giving you the opportunity to play the drums.
Drum Works is a social impact project using drumming as a tool to inspire creativity, build social cohesion and empower young people in London to direct their own futures.
Around 600 people participate weekly through their partner schools, community programmes and progression ensembles. Together with school and community partners, Drum Works identify young people most likely to benefit including those at risk of exclusion; those with disabilities or special educational needs; and those with social, emotional or mental health needs.
Ahead of City Giving Day Drum Works are hosting a series of fun and exciting workshops giving you the opportunity to play the drums.
Drum Works is a social impact project using drumming as a tool to inspire creativity, build social cohesion and empower young people in London to direct their own futures.
Around 600 people participate weekly through their partner schools, community programmes and progression ensembles. Together with school and community partners, Drum Works identify young people most likely to benefit including those at risk of exclusion; those with disabilities or special educational needs; and those with social, emotional or mental health needs.
Ahead of City Giving Day Drum Works are hosting a series of fun and exciting workshops giving you the opportunity to play the drums.
Drum Works is a social impact project using drumming as a tool to inspire creativity, build social cohesion and empower young people in London to direct their own futures.
Around 600 people participate weekly through their partner schools, community programmes and progression ensembles. Together with school and community partners, Drum Works identify young people most likely to benefit including those at risk of exclusion; those with disabilities or special educational needs; and those with social, emotional or mental health needs.
Mozzagrogna service is a ceremony to commemorate the Battle of Mozzagrogna in 1943.
For those Musicians whose names are recorded in the Book of Remembrance and will be sung by the choir of Holy Sepulchre directed by Peter Asprey. The preacher will be The Revd Nicholas Mottershead, Rector of Holy Sepulchre.
More details to follow
Every year, we welcome guests with our ministry as the Royal Fusiliers Regimental Chapel to our Service of Remembrance. The service begins at 10.45am by the War Memorial next to Chancery Lane underground station, followed by a Service of Remembrance in the church. The Choir of Holy Sepulchre will be singing, all are welcome.
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
Rehearsals will take place from 1-2 pm every Monday from 7th October.
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
The choir will be led by Edward-Rhys Harry, Community Choir Director.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
The London Autism Group Charity is autistic-led and supports anyone in London (and surrounding counties) who is autistic, or supports someone autistic.
Come and chat to others who have experienced something similar, get advice, or simply relax with a warm drink.
No registration needed, just drop by!
Vikings in London Talk by Grethe Hauge with Danish food
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Booking available soon
Thank you for your enquiry about this event. We regret to say that, despite receiving many favourable comments, we have not sold sufficient tickets for the event to be viable. It has therefore been cancelled.
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
Rehearsals will take place from 1-2 pm every Monday
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
Every year, we welcome guests with our ministry as the Royal Fusiliers Regimental Chapel to our Service of Remembrance. The service begins at 10.45am by the War Memorial next to Chancery Lane underground station, followed by a Service of Remembrance in the church. The Choir of Holy Sepulchre will be singing, all are welcome.
Barts Academic Festival Choir and Orchestra: Come & Sing… an instant concert
Bring your own music score, baton down at 2 pm and enjoy singing an instant concert! - listeners are welcome too! * Entry is free but donations to Barts Cancer Unit are most welcome (cash only) * www.bafco.org
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
The Friends of the Musicians’ Chapel annual Requiem Service will be held in memory of all musicians whose names are inscribed in the Musicians’ Book of Remembrance on Wednesday 6th November.
Praise and Prayer takes place every first Tuesday of the month, from 7:45 - 8:30 am.
You'll have opportunity to worship with other believers and pray for our City before heading to work. Coffee upon arrival and you're free to come and go as you please.
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
Rehearsals will take place from 1-2 pm every Monday
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
Remembrance Month Sing-along
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
We launch a new autumn series on Music and Spirituality called “Music, Food of Love.” Music is a powerful vehicle for drawing us into deeper relationship with a loving God. This series explores various in which it can be both a channel for inner healing and a vessel for the outward expression of God’s love to the world.
These are short talks that form part of Choral Evensong on Wednesday evenings with the professional Choir of Holy Sepulchre. Do come along and stay for a drink afterwards!
Speaker: Euan Tait, Librettist, Poet and Retreat Leader – “Music Our Companion”
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
Rehearsals will take place from 1-2 pm every Monday
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
Coffee with a Copper, PC Andy Jacks and PC Ellis Howe
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Join us for Tea, Tales and Tunes every Thursday.
Enjoy a talk from a City Guide, a musical performance, plus free tea, coffee and sandwiches.
It’s free to attend, but spaces are limited and so booking is essential.
Musicalitea is made possible through our Generoscity project and Music in the Community fund, as well as our sponsors, including the Culture Mile BID
We are looking for singers in London to join our festive evening of music and readings for Christmas at Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church on Wednesday 11th December 2024.
There is no audition, but a basic knowledge of music reading will be helpful. You do not need to be an expert! Just bring your love of singing!
It’s free to join and there are no rehearsal fees for the first term.
The choir will be led by Joanna Gill
Singing is a great way of meeting new friends, developing your confidence and improving your mental health and wellbeing.
This a special opportunity to experience the delights of music from Goa,a coastal paradise in India that is renowned not only for its stunning beaches but also for its unique musical heritage. The music of Goa is a melting pot of various influences, reflecting the region's rich history and diverse culture. Baluji brings together distinguished Goan singers Patricia Rozario OBE and Oscar Castilleno, with tabla maestro Yusuf Ali Khan and versatile pianist Mark Troop to celebrate the rich European and Indian tapestry of sound that is unique to Goa.
We proudly present our latest album “A New Spirit”, featuring premiere recordings of music by Sir James MacMillan, Phillip Cooke, Andrew Smith and Henrik Dahlgren.
In our album showcase, we will sing a selection of works from the album alongside traditional works:
Christus Resurgens - Phillip Cooke
Christus Resurgens - Peter Philips
If ye love me - Thomas Tallis
If ye love me - James MacMillan
Ave Maria - Anton Bruckner
Three Latin Hymns - Henrik Dahlgren
Ave maris Stella
Ave Regina
Ave Maria
Salve Regina a 5 - Tomás Luis de Victoria
Christi tractus in odore - Andrew Smith
The Highgate motet - James MacMillan
An Old Irish Blessing - Andrew Smith
Copies of the CD will be available to purchase at this event at £10 each.
History Talk and short Walk with Janice Vale
Join us for a relaxed afternoon and enjoy socialising, songs, skills and sharing.
It’s free to attend but spaces are limited, and so booking is essential.
Bookings opening soon
