Free lunchtime concert by musicians from St Albans High School for Girls, part of St Peter's weekly series raising money for Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care.
Musicians from St Albans High School for Girls perform at St Peter's Church on Wednesday 18 November, part of the church's free lunchtime concert series. It's a midday slot, starting at 13:00 and running for just under an hour, so it's one of those things you can fit into a lunch break and still be back at your desk by early afternoon.
St Peter's is a historic Church of England church at the north end of St Peter's Street, and this concert is part of a wider Wednesday lunchtime series that runs every week during term time, taking a break over the summer. The whole thing is free to attend, with voluntary donations welcomed. After the music finishes, there are light refreshments in the Octagon, so if you're not rushing back to work, you can stick around for a bit and have a chat.
There's a charitable side to it too: once expenses are covered, the money raised goes to Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care. Donation plates are at the south and west doors, and there are Gift Aid envelopes and contactless card readers on hand if you'd rather give that way. It's a local cause, so if you're in the mood to support it, the concert is a good way to do it.
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If you're driving in, there are a couple of car parks nearby. Bricket Road North is about a two-minute walk away, and Clarence Park is around ten minutes, free for up to three hours. The concert starts at 13:00 at St Peter's Church, St Peter's Street, AL1 3HG.
