For our October concert in our series, we are very lucky to have the wonderful pairing of Valeria Clarke and Daniel Ephgrave.

Their programme will be shaped around the word zephyr, a gentle breeze, exploring the music of Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Bach, amongst others. The combination of flute and harp is one of the most beautiful in chamber music and so, in the intimate acoustic of St Hubert’s, their sound will have a particular magic.

Valeria is a scholar at the Royal College of Music. She regularly performs at the Royal Albert Hall and Wigmore Hall and her recordings for film and television include Bridgerton and Saltburn. Daniel combines West End and orchestral experience with performances alongside the CBSO and Philharmonia, in a career that spans concert hall, theatre and chamber music.

A Eucharist using the Book of Common Prayer.

A very traditional service in modern language accompanied by organist and choir.

On the first Sunday of the month we welcome the younger members of our congregation to share our worship and become our "Sowing Seeds". We sing songs and tell stories suitable for children and babies aged from 0-7

A lively modern Communion service for everyone, whether you have been to church a lot or not lately. Refreshing songs and a reflection which is designed for those who don't do sermons...

Every 2nd Saturday of the month, 2:30pm at Saint Michael’s, Chalton
Come and join us for a fun and special time for all the family. There will be craft, stories, fellowship and celebration.
We look forward to welcoming you all to our next Messy Church Goes Wild.

In November, we are honoured to welcome members of the Portsmouth Cathedral Choir for a special concert of music of remembrance.

Recognised as one of the South of England’s most respected Cathedral choirs, Portsmouth Cathedral Choir is known for the clarity, depth and expressive power of its singing.

This programme will reflect the spirit of remembrance: music of reflection, hope and quiet strength. In the stillness of St Hubert’s, this will be a perfect space for memory, gratitude and contemplation. An evening of choral music that honours the past while offering a reflection of the present.

As Christmas approaches, there is a particular kind of anticipation in the air and our final concert in the series is all about this word.

To bring this to life, we are so pleased to welcome Esprimo Consort. A group of stunning professional voices, drawn from the wider Esprimo Choral Foundation. Their performances are well-known for being attentive, expressive and beautifully balanced, so we can think of no finer group to close our 2026 series.

On this night, and in the wonderful surroundings of St Hubert’s, the true spirit of Christmas can quietly begin.