Traditional Christmas carols and popular Christmas songs led by Fr Richard and Paul Davis from St Saviour's Church, running from 8pm until the pub closes.
Carols Till Closing stops at The Verulam on Thursday 17 December, part of the 14th annual tour run by St Saviour's Church on Sandpit Lane. Fr Richard and Paul Davis lead the singing, with traditional carols and popular Christmas songs on the night. It starts at 8pm and keeps going until the pub closes, so you can stay as long as you like.
This is one stop in a ten-pub tour across St Albans, and the night returns to St Saviour's each evening. The tour has a reputation for packing the rooms with locals and bringing people together from across the city and district, and the Verulam stop is one of those nights. If you're not singing, there's a song book for the 2026 tour available to download as a PDF, so you can follow along with the carols and the Christmas songs.
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The Verulam itself is on Lower Dagnall Street, known for its rotating cask and craft beer selection, food and a covered garden. It's also running a range of festive workshops and family sessions around this time of year: Christmas candle painting, festive disco baubles, wreath making and Breakfast with Santa. The carols start at 8pm and run until closing.
