André Rieu's 2026 Christmas Concert: Let It Snow

André Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra are coming to the Main Auditorium at Weymouth Pavilion on Monday 7 December, with their 2026 Christmas concert, Let It Snow. It's an Event Cinema production, which means it's a film of a live show rather than a live performance on the Pavilion stage, so you'll be watching it on the big screen.

The concert was shot live at the Starlight Auditorium, a space built specifically for the occasion at Trouadbour Wembley Park Theatre. The whole thing is built around the voice of Emma Kok, who sings alongside renowned tenors and special guests. Rieu and his orchestra are the constant throughout, and the show runs for two hours and forty-five minutes, which includes a fifteen-minute intermission. It's a brand-new Christmas concert, so this is the first time this particular production is being screened.

Because it's a cinema screening, the experience is a bit different from a usual night at the Pavilion. You've got the full orchestra and the guest singers on screen, but you're watching it from your seat in the auditorium. The running time is worth keeping in mind — nearly three hours in total, with that short break in the middle to stretch your legs. It's a proper evening's entertainment, not a quick stop-in.

The screening starts at 7pm on Monday 7 December, and tickets are £15.