EVENTS IN HOLY TRINITY 2026

WEEKLY

EVENT: Community Cafe
DATE: Every Wednesday
TIME: 10am-12noon
TICKETS: Free
ABOUT: Join us for coffee or tea and biscuits with good company and conversations.

MAY 2026

EVENT: Choral Concert, Monkton Combe Chapel Choir
DATE: Tuesday, 19 May
TIME: 7pm – 9pm
TICKETS: This event is not ticketed
ABOUT: Featuring performances from Monkton’s Chapel Choir, Chamber Choir, Boy’s Choir and Soloists

EVENT: Children’s Half-Term Craft and Play Morning
DATE: Tuesday, 26 May
TIME: 10.30am – 12noon
TICKETS: £3 per family
ABOUT: Come and join our morning of crafts and fun at Holy Trinity – £3 per family. Parents must be present. All welcome!

JUNE 2026

EVENT: Trio Paradis
DATE: Thursday, 4th June
TIME: 10.45am
TICKETS: Donations
ABOUT: Trio Paradis (Jacquelyn Bevan – piano, Ruth O’Shea – violin & Linda Stocks – cello) play a Café Concert on the first Thursday of each month at 10.45am at Holy Trinity Church: a 45-minute concert of mostly classical music, introduced by the performers. There is a pop-up café open from 10am where you can meet friends and make new ones over tea/coffee and home-made cakes.

June’s programme is a vibrant collection of music from the Iberian peninsula, including trios by Catalan composers Enrique Granados and Joaquin Malats, an arrangement of the song ‘Madrid’ by singer-composer Pauline Viardot, and music by da Falla, Turina and others.

There’s no need to book, though an RSVP via our website is appreciated. Turn up early for best seats and choice of cakes as these concerts are very popular! Trio Paradis Cafe Concerts are ‘pay-what-you-feel’ via a retiring collection, to keep live music affordable for everyone. 

EVENT: ORGAN CONCERT – given by David Halls, Director of Music at Salisbury Catherdral
DATE: Friday, 12th June
TIME: 7.30pm
TICKETS: £15, including a glass of wine on arrival, from 6.30pm. Tickets available from the Church Office – 10am – 2pm Monday – Wednesday, 10am – 12noon Friday, or via email – beneficeoffice@htboa.org, or on the door.
ABOUT: In celebration of the re-opening and centenary of the 1926 Henry Willis organ, an organ concert given by David Halls, the Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral. Music by Bach, Mendelssohn, Whitlock, Elgar, Dubois and Boëllmann.