St Albans Musical Museum Society (SAMMS), also known as St Albans Organ Theatre, has entertained visitors for around 40 years. It offers concerts on theatre organs and musical tours of its mechanical collection, with a demonstration of the Mighty Wurlitzer and Rutt theatre organs usually included in the afternoon and refreshments available during the interval.
Christmas-season afternoon concert by organist and entertainer David Ivory on the theatre organ at the St Albans Organ Theatre.
Christmas afternoon at the St Albans Organ Theatre with demonstrations of its working mechanical music collection, mince pies and non-alcoholic punch.
Theatre organ concert by Robert Wolfe, with an informal descriptive commentary on the instruments at the St Albans Organ Theatre.
Theatre-organ concert by Christian Cartwright on historic Wurlitzer and Compton instruments at the St Albans Organ Theatre.
Theatre organ concert by Chris Powell, closing the St Albans Organ Theatre's listed concert season.
Remembrance Sunday public opening of the musical museum, with mechanical music from the two world wars and demonstrations by its instruments.
Afternoon theatre organ concert by David Lobban at the St Albans Organ Theatre, with refreshments in the interval.
