Heritage Open Days Weekend – Organ Festival.

Bring your teddy bear and your family to hear Jonathan Harris play well-known songs on the organ. This free concert 3pm to 4pm and guide to the organ is especially designed for 4 to 11-year olds but all are welcome, particularly older enthusiasts who are young at heart!  This is a free concert, but booking is essential as spaces are limited.  A teddy bears’ picnic tea will follow in the Parish Hall at 4pm.

Tickets available shortly.

Heritage Open Days Weekend – Organ Festival.

Bring your toddlers and pre-schoolers to an hour’s fun music making with percussion instruments in St. Mary & St. Giles School Hall.  Noisy fun to be had by everyone whilst learning new rhythms to play together.  This is a free event but pre-booking is vital – only ticket-holders will be admitted.

Tickets available shortly from http://www.musicforallsmsg.org/whats-on/

Heritage Open Days Weekend – Organ Festival.

Jonathan Kingston returns to give a spectacular display of popular works on our magnificent Willis Organ.  If you have not heard Jonathan play before then we can guarantee you are in for a treat!  He will astound you with the power and delicacy of this instrument and also give an informative and amusing explanation of these popular organ works.  This really is music for all.  There is something here for everyone.  All ages welcome.  The cost is £10 (under 18s free) or you can purchase a weekend-saver ticket for the three paid concerts as part of the Organ Weekend Festival.  Tickets will be available shortly.

Heritage Open Days Weekend – Organ Festival.

Following the Lunchtime recital our Music for All @ SMSG team will be giving grade 4 and above keyboard players a chance to use their skills on this three-manual Willis Pipe Organ.  This is a free opportunity but booking is essential – so please visit the Music for All @ SMSG website.  All details for this session are with the booking information.

Heritage Open Days Weekend – Organ Festival.

Jacob Collins opens our Organ Festival Weekend with an exciting lunchtime concert on our newly restored and refurbished Willis Pipe Organ.  He will show of the great versatility of this fine instrument in an hour’s recital.  This is a free concert – refreshments available.  All ages welcome.

Parish Singers will meet on Thursday 8th September this week to avoid the Organ Festival Weekend.

All Saints Calverton is the venue for our annual Summer Fete starting at 2pm with traditional stalls, live music, a chance to visit the top of the tower, and come down for wonderful refreshments.

The church will be open to view – if you have never seen this gem of decoration inside this glorious village church then it is well worth a visit.  This is a perfect setting for an September afternoon of relaxation and enjoyment.

Monthly Coffee Morning in the Parish Hall from 10am until 12noon.  All are welcome for Tea, Coffee, Light refreshments and pleasant company.  Proceeds to the disabled access project.

Mezzo-Soprano Patricia Leslie will entertain you and also Playpals (a small U3A band) will play for you while you enjoy a cream tea.

The concert is free and all are welcome, you may purchase a cream tea if you wish at £3:50 each.