Celtic liturgy with the option of the ministry of healing after communion.
This will also be live-streamed on our Youtube channel.
Do stay for coffee/tea afterwards

A weekly look at the readings for the forthcoming Sunday

Gypsy swing is a style of music made popular in France during the 1930’s by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. They combined traditional Romanian music with the swing jazz of the time and in 1934 formed the Quintette du Hot Club de Paris and the Hot Club moniker has been used ever since to denote this style of music. The music is string based with no drums or brass but the Transatlantic Hot Club is unique in featuring a harp rather than a guitar.

Cardiff born Ben Creighton Griffiths is one of the world’s leading jazz harpists having played in over a dozen countries across the globe while French born Adrien Chevalier is New York’s premier jazz violinist and a leading proponent of gypsy jazz in both the US and Europe. They are joined by Ashley John Long who is regarded as one of Europe’s finest jazz bass players and is also a respected composer and professor of musicology and composition at Cardiff University.

Tickets £20
There will be an interval when drinks will be available (donation bar).

A Common Worship Communion service which will also be live-streamed on our Youtube channel.
Do stay for coffee/tea afterwards.

A Book of Common Prayer service

We welcome Rt Rev Dr Jane Steen, Bishop of Lynn, to preside at our Benefice Confirmation Service and pray for all the candidates.

Anyone who has suffered a bereavement is very welcome.

Refreshments from 3.50pm

An informal service with contemporary worship songs led from the piano, with words and images on screen.
This will also be live-streamed on our Youtube channel.
Do stay fo coffee/tea afterwards.

The choral scholars of the choir of King's College Cambridge.

A stunning opening concert with this renowned vocal ensemble. A programme spanning classical, folk, blues/jazz, and popular arrangements.

Tickets £15

Showcasing the winners of ‘Norfolk Young Musician 2024’, Alice Platten (soprano) and Tristan McCardel (violin) in a recital with Brenda Blewett (piano).

Part of the regular community Thursdays@Three series.

Featuring Benjamin Britten’s haunting song-cycle ‘On this Island’, Debussy’s Violin Sonata and the dazzling ‘Havanaise’ by Saint-Saëns.
Free admission.

From the heartbreaking despair of Shostakovich's 8th string quartet to the joyful exuberance of Dvorak's 'American' quartet.

Chaos Collective, formed in 2022, is a Norfolk based string quartet. Violinists Fran Mattishent and Rebecca Scott-Smissen, violist Rachel Stacy and cellist Ivan McCready met whilst performing together in a variety of ensembles in East Anglia. The aim of the ensemble is to embrace many different disciplines and encompass many different forms of music. Their programmes have included disparate works including Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Roger Eno and Susie Self amongst others. They have reworked songs by Queen, film music including James Bond and folk music, giving their programmes an eclectic appeal.

Tickets £15

"Contradance"
This is a programme inspired by dance music from different eras and cultures, from the courts of 16th century France to folk inflected Scottish music; from Eastern European traditional music to nuevo tango. The Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo bring their compelling combination of instruments - saxophone and accordion - to the concert hall, exploring the symbolic relationship between these two instruments and dance music. The two commissions from Aileen Sweeney and Alex Paxton have already received the support of the Marchus Trust, the Vaughan Williams Foundation, and City Music Foundation.

Tickets £15

Summer evening jazz with The Chris Cooper Trio and includes all-you-can-eat pizza at the Glandford Deli.

Tickets £20

"A Century of Film in Glorious Technicolour and How it has Shaped Us". Writer, broadcaster and film critic Francine Stock (BBC Radio 4’s The Film Programme) in conversation with Rev Richard Lawry, exploring the world of film and film music and how they influence us.

Tickets £5

Let Chaos Collective, with guest vocalist Ella McCready, immerse you in the magical world of movie music. From Pirates to Gladiators, Batman to Bond, join us for this exciting journey through the ages of film music.

Movie night prosecco and popcorn available!

Tickets £15

Join us for a ‘Songs of Praise’ service celebrating creativity, the arts and music!

A celebration concert gathering artists with whom Artistic Director, Brenda Blewett, has performed regularly in the last 5 years. This is a programme of nostalgia, beauty and inventiveness.

The evening opens with a rousing Festival commission by composer Sarah Rodgers and continues with an inspirational inter-weaving of two works by Gerald Finzi - the song -cycle ‘Let us Garlands Bring’ (Julian Godlee-bass, Brenda Blewett-piano) and the ‘Five Bagatelles’ arranged by Finzi for clarinet and string quartet (Geraldine Allen-clarinet,Chaos Collective).

The second half begins with a second Festival commission by Susannah Self, ‘All Shall be Well’, a setting of the words of Julian of Norwich for mezzo-soprano and string quartet. Susannah will be the singer in this work and also in Chanson Perpétuelle – a moving work by Chausson for mezzo, piano and string quartet. The concert finishes with the glorious, but rarely performed, Debussy Piano Trio.

Brenda and Julian have always included popular songs in their programmes and as ever, treats await…

Tickets £15