WEEK ONE
Friday 9th September
Art & Craft displays Launch Reception
18.30 - 19.30
Parish Room
Anthony Krikhaar
Christchurch and Holy Trinity Federation
Work on sale by arrangement with the artists
FREE - Donation welcome
10th - 18th September
Arts & Crafts displays
From 10.00
Parish Room & Church
Christchurch & Holy Trinity Federation
Work on sale by arrangement with the artists
FREE - Donation welcome
10th - 11th and 17th - 18th
Pop-up Tea Shop
11.00 - 17.00
Patio Garden
Best value morning coffee and afternoon tea treats in Chelsea in our beautiful award-winning Patio Garden
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Refreshment by donation
Saturday 10th September
Guided Tours of Holy Trinity Sloane Square
10.00
11.15
12.00
14.00
14.45
Saturday 10th September
Organ Recital
13.00 - 13.45
Church
Max Barley, Director of Music HTSS
Following the theme of the Festival – apprentice and master – Max showcases the Holy Trinity Organ with music including composers Charles Villiers Stanford and John Ireland.
FREE - Suggested minimum donation £5
Saturday 10th September
The Creator Within - Young artists
14.00 - 16.00
Church
Prasad Beavan, Gabriel Chaim & Lucy Thomasin Morrish demonstrate their considerable developing arts & crafts skills as students of The Prince’s School
FREE - Donation welcome
Saturday 10th September
Song Recital
16.30 - 17.15
Church
Baritone Johannes Moore pianist Max Bilbe
Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Songs of Travel in the 150th anniversary year of the composer’s birth, alongside George Butterworth’s setting of A.E. Housman’s A Shropshire Lad.
FREE - Suggested minimum donation £5
Saturday 10th September
William Morris’ Utopian Designs
18.00 - 19.00
Church
Michael Robertson – Trustee Wm Morris Society & Hon Research Fellow Birkbeck, Univ of London Illustrated talk considering how Morris’ designs point the way towards a better future
£10
Sunday 11th September
Eucharist
11:00
Church
Our theme of the Creator within us all
Sunday 11th September
Flute and Organ Recital
13.00 - 13.45
Elizabeth Marr – flute Max Barley – organ
A programme of music for the beautiful and unusual combination of flute and organ, including works by members of the Bach family
FREE - Suggested minimum donation £5
Sunday 11th September
Guided Tours of Holy Trinity Sloane Square
14.00 - 16.00
Sunday 11th September
Come and Sing Rehearsal > Evensong
Rehearsal 16.00
Service 18.00
Church
All are invited to come and sing a traditional Anglican choral evensong, led by Max Barley. Evensong first-timers are much encouraged, not least in the spirit of apprenticeship - learning of new skills. The setting will be Stanford in C, the introit by contemporary composer, Cecilia McDowall, and the anthem Wesley’s Blessed be the God and Father. To register to sing, please email Max at music@sloanechurch.org
FREE - Donation welcome
Sunday 11th September
Book Launch:
New History of Holy Trinity Peyton Skipwith
17.15 - 17.45
Church
Peyton Skipwith in conversation with Richard Chartres; books on sale and book-signing
FREE - Donation welcome
Throughout the Festival Week
A beautiful new collection of merchandise designed by Cressida Bell
Grand-daughter of Bloomsbury Circle artist, Vanessa Bell – featuring aspects of Holy Trinity’s arts and crafts will be on sale throughout the Festival.