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Tel: 01392 265206
St Michaels Church is open Saturday 11th 9am – 6pm and Sunday 12th 10am – 6pm (service 11am 12.15pm) Visitors are very welcome to wander around the church and stop for refreshments while listening to some music.
Saturday 11th 10.30am and 3pm Organ recital
Saturday 11th 2-3pm A guided Tour of the church by Dr Richard Parker
Sunday 12th 3 - 5pm Cream Tea while listening to an informal concert
Saturday and Sunday - Refreshments served all day with stalls of produce – bric a brac – books – cards.
● Saturday 11 September: 0900-1800; Organ recitals 1030 and 1500; Guided Tour 1400–1500 given by Dr Richard Parker
● Sunday 12 September: 1030-1800; Sunday Mass 1100-1215; Cream Tea and Music 1500-1700
● Sunday 19 September: Mass 1030-1230
No booking required
Access Information:
St Michaels has toilet facility but no wheelchair access to the toilet
Additional Information:
Organ Recital 45mins. Guided Tour takes approx. 1 hour Contact for the day: Paula Lewis 07842097022
How can people participate? In Person
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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