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Category: Choir
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Saturday 12 December 2026
Venue: Winchester Cathedral mapLive music • Choir • Christmas
Address: Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9LS
Telephone: 01962 857275 (box office)
Event: Christmas with Sir John Rutter - 7.30pm - Celebrate the joy and wonder of the Christmas season in the stunning setting of Winchester Cathedral with a special festive concert conducted by Sir John Rutter, one of the world's most beloved composers of choral music.
Venue's website: winchester-cathedral.org.uk
Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/winchestercathedral
Tickets/more info: www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk/event/sir-john-rutters-christmas-concert
Saturday 19 December 2026
Venue: Winchester Cathedral map
Address: Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9LS
Telephone: 01962 857275 (box office)
Event: Chamber Choir Christmas Concert - midday - Featuring Winchester Cathedral Chamber Choir directed by Joshua Stephens, this free concert presents a choral celebration of Christmas favourites, old and new. A perfect way to begin the festive season for those who enjoy choral music.
Venue's website: winchester-cathedral.org.uk
Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/winchestercathedral
Saturday 19 December 2026
Venue: Hospital of St Cross Church map
Address: Saint Cross Back Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9SD
Event: Christmas with Southern Voices - 7.30pm - A wonderful selection of Christmas music in the magical, ancient Chapel of St Cross, Winchester. Highlights: Once in Royal David's City; Britten: A boy was born; O little one sweet; I saw a maiden; in dulci jubilo; Lucy Walker: The Christmas Life; Chilcott: 2 Jazz Carols; Rutter: Nativity Carol; Have yourself a merry little Christmas...
Facebook Event: www.facebook.com/events/1157523426697744
Thursday 24 December 2026 - Christmas Eve
Venue: Winchester Cathedral map
Address: Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9LS
Telephone: 01962 857275 (box office)
Event: Benjamin Britten’s ‘A Ceremony of Carols’ - 2pm - A performance of one of Benjamin Britten’s best-loved choral works performed by the Winchester Cathedral Choristers and harpist Elizabeth Green.
Venue's website: winchester-cathedral.org.uk
Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/winchestercathedral
Wednesday 20 January 2027
Venue: Winchester Cathedral map
Address: Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9LS
Telephone: 01962 857275 (box office)
Event: Winchester Philharmonic Choir: Brahms Requiem - 7.30pm - Winchester Philharmonic Choir, Winchester College Choral Society and London Mozart Players perform Brahms’ most ambitious choral work alongside English choral classics.
Venue's website: winchester-cathedral.org.uk
Venue's Facebook: facebook.com/winchestercathedral
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Spotlight
SATURDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2026
Professor David Olusoga – The Global History of the British Cup of Tea
Venue: Guildhall Winchester
7.30pm
In this brand-new talk for 2026, David Olusoga uses art and photography, history and humour to uncover the strange and unexpected history of our national drink, adding this subject to his previous ever-popular Missing History talks. There is nothing more British than a cup of tea. Tea is our national drink and our national obsession. Yet the history of tea is the ultimate global story. It links over 350 years of British history to the histories of China, India, the Caribbean, and the United States. It encompasses the Boston Tea Party, the Opium Wars, and the history of the British East India Company. It is a story that involves industrial espionage and a vast forgotten migration within India, and the creation in Britain of a whole new world of domestic traditions and even new consumer household goods.