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Trinity Concert Band heading to Reading Minster for family-friendly festive concert

by Phil Creighton

Monday, November 27, 2023 6:01 am

in Reading

Trinity Concert Band is planning a Christmas concert

Trinity Concert Band is planning a Christmas concert

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TRINITY Concert Band is preparing to celebrate Christmas with its annual festive concert.

The programme includes music from different periods, places and movies, with a sprinkling of sleigh bells too.

There will be audience participation and some festive surprises.

The event takes place from 4pm on Saturday, December 3 at the Chain Street church.

Tickets cost £13, or £7 for students. Under 16s, Ukrainian refugees and newcomers can enjoy free entry.

For more details, log on to: trinityband.co.uk or 0118 449 2099.

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