Chetham’s Festive Favourites
The Stoller HallRunning time: 1 hour no interval Beautiful Christmas classics and festive favourites starring some of the UK’s most remarkable young...
Magical music and entertainment this Christmas
Prepare to get carried away with the music, from magical music entertainment including festive favourites to big band swing, a family jukebox and our indoor market – there’s something for everyone this Christmas at The Stoller Hall. See what’s on below.
Events
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David Gibb’s Family Jukebox
Carole Nash HallSuitable for ages 3+ (Under 1s are free, but will require a 'lap' ticket) Family ticket / any group of...
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David Gibb Songwriting Workshop
Carole Nash HallSuitable for ages 6+ (and their younger siblings) Children can learn how to create catchy lyrics, beautiful melodies and toe-tapping...
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David Gibb’s Family Jukebox
Carole Nash HallSuitable for ages 3+ (Under 1s are free, but will require a 'lap' ticket) Family ticket / any group of...
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Lindisfarne Up Close & Seasonal
The Stoller HallAges 12+ 'Lindisfarne were the real surprise for me at the 2017 Towersey Festival. Not being of their generation I...
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Artisan Market
AtriumChildren & families welcome! Our popular Artisan Market are back with the perfect Christmas shopping experience! We’ve rounded up some...
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The Syd Lawrence Orchestra: Big Band Christmas
The Stoller HallRenowned for their exciting blend of high octane Big Band Swing and Classic Dance Music, the Syd Lawrence Big band...
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Stoller Story Sounds – The Chocolate Wolf At Christmas
The Stoller HallMusical story journeys for pre-schoolers and their grown-ups. Part of our Elements of Nature programme Suitable for ages 3-5 Workshops...
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Kantos Chamber Choir: Away in a Manger
The Stoller Hall‘Splendid… breathes some badly needed new life back into Christmas music’ - 5against4 Kantos are back with their annual, sell-out,...
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Swing into Christmas
The Stoller Hall'A sonic ride back to the sounds of Capitol Studios in the 1950s' - DownBeat Magazine 'A potential competitor to...
