Carols Together, Stormont
Bowel Cancer UK
This wonderful evening promises to get you in the Christmas spirit with seasonal readings and entertainment from the fabulous Methodist College Chapel Choir, Mezzo Soprano, Debra Stuart and Bass Baritone, Roland Davitt. Our compere for the evening is our Patron and UTV Life presenter Pamela Ballantine.
Following the concert, guests will be treated to mince pies and mulled wine, there will also be optional tours of the chambers.
By supporting this event, you will help to sustain our vital services in Northern Ireland.
Event details
- Date: Friday 30 November
- Location: Great Hall, Parliament Buildings, Stormont
- Time: Doors open at 6.30pm and the concert will begin at 7pm.
- Price: £25
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Northern Ireland Assembly, Parliament Buildings
Ballymiscaw, Stormont
Belfast
BT4 3XX
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Tickets are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment. If you require any further information on this event please call Bernie on 07900 915614 or email [email protected]
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