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On Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September, visitors will be able to;
- Wander around the church
- Follow the guided tour
- Listen to an organ recital
- Listen to the St Michaels church choir
- Take refreshments
- Visit the stalls
Discover St Michael's & All Angels Church this Heritage Open Days Festival.
Saturday 10th - refreshments available all-day
1030 - An organ recital given by St Michaels organist, Matt Clark
1400 - An concert given by St Michaels Church Choir conducted by Tasha Goldsworth1530 A Guided tour of the church and Mount Dinham Estate by Dr Richard Parker
Sunday 11th - refreshments available 1230 - 1700
1000 Choir Practice
1100 Sunday Mass
1230 Refreshments
1500-1700 Cream Tea and informal music by "The Boys of the Old Brigade"
On both days there will be stalls -
Bric a Brac
Books and Cards
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From Exeter high Street Go down North Street towards the Iron Bridge - You will see the tallest spire in Exeter, St Michael and All angels Church Cross the bridge Take the first turning on the left.
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