The Schola Cantorum of Ampleforth College and the Ampleforth Choral Society perform Handel’s celebrated Oratorio, Messiah in the splendour of Ampleforth Abbey.
Joined by professional orchestra and soloists this is a not-to-be-missed event.
Tickets will be available from the Ampleforth College website closer to the time.
Church & Grounds Open - Free Entry. Check online for service times.
Tea Room, Abbey Shop & Visitor Centre open 10.00-15.00 daily.
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