Family Christmas concert with festive favourites and carols from Derwent Brass and the Derby Central Salvation Army.
Christmas at the Cathedral returns to Derby Cathedral on Friday 11 December, one of the city's long-running festive traditions. It's a family Christmas concert that brings together festive favourites, traditional carols and brass band music under the cathedral roof, and this year the bill is built around two bands joining forces: the multi-award-winning Derwent Brass and the Derby Central Salvation Army.
They'll be sharing the stage throughout the night, and you're invited to sing along to the carols, so it's as much about joining in as it is about listening. The set runs for about two hours and twenty minutes, and it's rated PG, which makes it an easy one to bring the whole family along to. There's a licensed bar available onsite, too, if you fancy a drink before or after.
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It starts at 7:30pm at Derby Cathedral, 18-19 Iron Gate, DE1 3GP. Tickets are £13 standard, with a reduced price of £10 for over 65s, students and under 16s, and under 5s go in free.
