Please find below a list of past and forthcoming events at St. Michael's. We do not ususally sell tickets for events from the venue, so please contact the relevant event organiser for information on ticket prices and availability.
To see a list of our past events, please go to the bottom of the page
2010 Public Events at St. Michael's
Date
Event
Description
Ticket and Booking details
7th January
Liberal Democrat Party
Public meeting with Nick Clegg
Doors open at 6pm, meeting starts at 6.30pm
14th January
'Open Mic Night' in aid of Asha
Musical entertainment from classical to contemporary, folk to funk!
7.00pm for 7.30pm
Tickets £5 on the door, includes nibbles.
Donation bar
Selected pieces of Opera and Jazz, for an entertaining evening in aid of the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance.
Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm start.
Tickets £10 (adults) £6 under 16s on the door or from www.taraewood.com
Wine and soft drinks in aid of DSAA
13th March
The Practice Choir and Argyle String Orchestra Charity Concert
Fundrasing concert in aid of Bath Institute for Rheumatic Diseases. Vivaldi, Janecek and Bach
Tickets £5.00 in advance £6.00 on the door. Children free.
For tickets call 01225 832441
16th March
Topping Booksellers Literary Event with John Simpson
John Simpson discusses his new book Unreliable Sources. In his latest work, Simpson explores the nature and history of the free press in Britain.
Doors open at 7.30pm for 8pm talk
Tickets £8 with £8 off the book.
Tickets in advance £6.00 from the bookshop. www.toppingbooks.co.uk/bath-events
19th March
The Freshford Singers
An unusual musical treat with Hector Placido Cortes conducting JS Bach's St Luke Passion and Mendelssohn's Christus, an unfinished oratorio
7.30pm - with a retiring collection in aid of St Michael's Church. For more information call 01225 722324
20th March
University of Bath Chamber Choir, with conductor Dr Michael Painting
Join us for a musical evening with music by music by Brahms, folksongs by Matyas Seiber, and motets by Lassus and Schutz.
Doors open 7.00 for 7.30pm start
30th March
Topping Booksellers Literary Luncheon with Gervase Phinn
Join the hilariously funny Gervase Phinn for lunch. Road to the Dales is a poignant and comic account of growing up in Yorkshire during the ’50s
Lunch at 12.30pm for 1.15pm talk
Tickets £12 with £12 off the book.
Special Bookshop Price: Tickets £10 with £10 off the book.
To benefit from the specially reduced price shown above, please make your booking in person at the bookshop before the day of the event. www.toppingbooks.co.uk/bath-events
24th April
Walcot State Choir
A concert with Maitres et Maitresses, from Auch France
Doors open at 7.00pm for a 7.30pm concert. Tickets £5.00 from Bath Festivals Office 01225 463362 www.bathfestivals.org.uk
City of Bath Bach junior Choir,
Zephyrian Woodwind Orchestra
A Handful of Singers
The Chandos Singers
Bashema
The 4Play Woodwind Quartet
all perfom tonight
Doors open at 6.00pm
Performances start at 6.30pm and finish 9.30pm approx
Wine and soft drinks available
John Kenny invites you to a talk on the mysterious, ancient instrument of war, the Carnyx. Travelling down from Scotland, John brings a car packed to the roof with alto tenor and bass trombones, alp horn, shells, pod trumpets, didgeridoo and the seven foot high Carnyx.
Sue Symons - Creation: A celebration depicting the story of Genesis in a combination of painting and needlework.
It is not so much a religious work as an evocation of a colourful story to which Sue Symons has applied her skills in painting, needlework and design to reveal the beauty and wonder of creation as an on-going process.
Topping Booksellers Literary Luncheon with Simon Callow
My Life in Pieces is Simon Callow’s new autobiography – a sideways look at the life and career of one of the most recognisable and respected actors, writers and broadcasters of today.
Tickets £12 with £12 off the book.
Special Bookshop Price: Tickets £10 with £10 off the book. www.toppingbooks.co.uk/bath-events
01225 428111
3rd July
Organ Recital - played by James Scott
James Scott - nationally reknown organist and verger of Bath Abbey, will play an exciting and inspiring selection of the world's most beautiful organ music including works by JS Bach, Kurg-Elert, Calviere, Elgar, Boellman, Andreiessen and others
Doors open at 7.00pm - entry free, but profits from bar, refreshments and a retiring collection will all go towards the restoration of St Michael's 'Sweetland' organ.
Start the holidays with this heart warming tale for children of ALL ages, which affirms their own true worth and value in the world today.
Door open 4pm
Performance 4.30pm
Afternoon tea 5.30pm
Theatre workshop (optional) 6pm
Tickets £3.00 to include tea
Bath Festivals Box Office 01224 463362
or on the door.
Toppings Booksellers with
a range of authors including Carluccio, Vince Cable,
Frank Gardener, Mary Berry,
Brian May, Arabind Adiga,
Sharon Olds, Shirley Williams
and many others
Bath Camarata
City of Bath Bach Choir
Bath University Chamber Choir
Bath University Choral and Orchestral Society (ChAOS)
Delia Smith
Monahans Solicitors
Better Bath Forum
Organum Choir
Louis de Bernieres
Wells Cathedral School Choir
Will Self
Marina Warner
The Bath Lions Club
Jane Lilley Singers
Jonathon Dimbleby
Chantry Singers
Bath International Music Festival
The Silver Ring Choir
The Chantry Singers
The New Scorpion Band
Jerome Recorders
Bath Preservation Society
Silver Ring Choir
Drugs and Housing Initiative (DHI)
Francesco da Mosta
Focus Counselling
Bath Operatic and Dramatic Society
The Better Bath Forum
Oz Clarke
The Bath Spa Live
Michel Roux
Opera Sulis
Alexander McCall Smith
Michael Parkinson
Charley Boorman
The Rotary Club of Bath
Rachel Goodchild - artist
Bath Spa Live @ Spa University
Simon Hodges - artist
Opera Sullis
University of Bath Choral and Orchestral Society (CH&OS)
