Concerts

Concert and 'Come and Sing' Schedule for 2025/26

6th June 2026 'Come and Sing' Carmina Burana by Carl Orff, St Margaret's Church, Windsor St, Uxbridge UB8 1AB. Doors open at 10.30 for 11.00 am £15 to include tea, coffee and cake. See poster below.

This event is open to non-choir members and music is provided. As there is limited time for learning in detail, it will be helpful if you have sung the work before. However this is not essential, if you are happy to listen to choir members around you and pick it up as you go along!

To be sure of your place book in advance online here and also email Angela astrach62@gmail.com who will provide more information. It's also possible to pay on the door.
There will be an opportunity to sing in the following concert if you are able to come to a few additional rehearsals.

27th June 2026, 3.30 pm, Summer Concert - Carmina Burana by Carl Orff, Bishopshalt School, Royal Lane, Uxbridge, UB8 3RF (there is parking available in the school grounds and several buses pass close by on Hillingdon Hill). Buy tickets here

Uxbridge Choral Society Concerts

All of our concerts have a break for refreshments and socialising.

Our usual concert venue will be either St Margaret's Church, Windsor St, Uxbridge UB8 1AB or St Andrew's Church, Hillingdon Rd, Uxbridge UB10 0AE

Both venues are on the ground floor, wheelchair accessible with accessible toilets.

Car Parking

For both venues we recommend The Chimes car park. St Margaret's is almost opposite the main pedestrian exit from The Chimes shopping centre. To get to St Andrew's you turn left along the High St, and then use either the underpass or the overground pedestrian crossing to get to the church. There is also a small car park behind St Andrew's church.

Public Transport

St Margaret's Church is almost opposite Uxbridge Station and St Andrew's Church is on several local bus routes and not far from Uxbridge Station Transport for London, Hillingdon To get to St Andrew's from the station, turn left along the High St, and then use either the underpass or the overground pedestrian crossing to get to the church.

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