Woodfalls Brass Band plays seasonal classics, carols and Christmas film soundtracks at the Salisbury Arts Centre.
Woodfalls Brass Band are back at Salisbury Arts Centre on Saturday 12 December, their first Christmas show here since 2025. It's part of their wider festive series, and the return follows the strong response to last year's show, which brought them back to the Arts Centre in the first place.
The set is a mix of seasonal classics and medleys, pop songs, sing-along carols, and Christmas film soundtracks, with solo performances woven in throughout. It's the kind of programme that works for a few different moods — the carols are there if you want to join in, the soundtracks for the familiar melodies, and the pop songs to keep things moving. The whole evening runs for about an hour and forty minutes, so it's a full night rather than a quick stop.
For those who haven't come across them, Woodfalls Brass Band is a Championship section brass band based about nine miles south of Salisbury, on the edge of the New Forest. They've been around since 1874, and over that time they've played across the UK and abroad to high acclaim. They're billed as Salisbury's own award-winning Championship Brass Band, and this concert is one of the dates in their Christmas series.
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It starts at 7:30pm at Salisbury Arts Centre, 58 Bedwin Street, Salisbury, SP1 3UW.
