Our annual evening of winter songs, folk carols and wassails, from the medieval to the modern.
O come o come and get all wintery. Join us in St James’s Priory, Bristol’s oldest building, which dates back to 1126.
Doors open at 7:30 (audience will not be admitted until this time)
Concert starts at 8:00
Seating is unreserved
We’ll finish around 9:45
There will be an interval of 20ish mins
An online programme of the gig, containing lots of info and links, will be available later this evening at www.heartwoodchorus.com. It will stay online for a few days.
TRAVEL
As the church is next door to the bus station, getting the bus is easy.
There are also cycle racks outside the bus station, and multiple Dott parking bays close by.
The closest car park is NCP Rupert Street.
ACCESS
There is level access through the central doors into the church. There is a lift to provide access to the toilets which are in the cafe area, and a disabled toilet is available.
Seating is on wooden pews. Feel free to bring a cushion.
The heating in the church is unpredictable. Do come with layers so you’re comfortable.
Feel free to bring a flask with a hot drink.
CAFE
Santiago’s café will be open until the end of the interval, serving teas and coffees and soft drinks. Please note that alcohol is not permitted in the Priory or in the courtyard.
TOILETS
We have just been informed that, due to a leak, the regular loos are out of action. There is an accessible toilet inside the venue, and portaloos just outside. We would politely ask you to keep the accessible toilet free for those who need it, and use the portaloos if you are able.