St Saviour's annual pub singalong of traditional carols, with Fr Richard and Paul Davis leading the singing until the Six Bells closes.
St Saviour's bring their Carols Till Closing tour to The Six Bells on Sunday 6 December, one stop in a run that takes traditional carols into ten St Albans pubs. It's the church's 14th year running the series, so it's well-established by now. Fr Richard and Paul Davis lead the singing, and the set is built around traditional carols and Christmas favourites.
The tour runs from 1 to 21 December, with each night starting at 8pm. The Six Bells is one of ten pubs on the circuit, and the singing continues until the pub closes, so there's no fixed end time—it just goes as long as the night holds. The nights are run as part of St Saviour's public cultural and community programme and have built a following of locals from across the city and district.
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If you're not one for singing from memory, there's a song book for the 2026 tour available to download as a PDF, so you can have it on your phone or tablet on the night. The Six Bells is at 16-18 St Michael's Street, AL3 4SH, and the singing starts at 8pm.
