ChoirBLAST does Christmas! (afternoon)
Godalming Minster Church Street, Godalming · 12 December 2026
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A festive concert on Saturday 12 December 2026 at Godalming Minster in Godalming, featuring songs from local children's and youth choirs and ChoirBLAST Community Choirs. All proceeds go to the organiser's charity. Booking is required, and the event suits families and anyone who enjoys Christmas choral music.
Highlights
- Performances from local children's and youth choirs
- Featuring ChoirBLAST Community Choirs
- All proceeds go to the organiser's charity
Getting there
Godalming Minster Church Street, GU7 1EW
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