St Mary’s Festival: Sun 8 September 2024

Join us for our annual community celebration in and around St Mary’s Church Denham. All welcome!

Please click the button at the bottom of this page if you would like to make a donation for our St Mary’s Church Building fund.

  • 10.30 am: Celebration Service for all ages

    St Mary’s Church and streamed live on Youtube.
    Please note: There will be no 9am service on the day.

    You can also join us live on YouTube or stream the service afterwards.
    Click here for our YouTube channel…

  • 12-2pm: Barbecue at St Mary’s

    Hot Dog: £2.50

    Beef Burger: £3.50

    Denham Hazy India Pale Lager (440ml): £4
    A very tasty local beer from Denham!

  • 12.30 - 4.00 pm: Children’s Activities

    Children’s Activities on church site

    No costs, a small donations.

  • 1.30 pm: Chime the Bells of St Mary’s

    With our tower captain Andrew Simpson. No previous experience required – just turn up (main church door).

  • 2-4.15pm; Vestry Teas

    Enjoy a nice cuppa and a home-made cake in our vestry and (weather allowing) churchyard.

    Cakes £2
    Coffee or Tea (with one free refill): £1.50

  • 2 pm and 3 pm: Church tours with Dexter Brown

    Dexter Brown, who heads up our St Mary’s fabric team, will be giving guided tours of our church at 2pm and 3pm. Just turn up at the main (West) door. Each tour will last no longer than 30 minutes.

  • 4.30 pm: Concert with aLUMNI Wind Quintet of Cambridge

    aLUMNI Wind Quintet will be led by our organist Stephen Armstrong. Programme includes:

    • Harmony Music No. 5 by Elgar
    • Gabriel’s Oboe by Morricone
    • The Swan from Carnival of the Animals by Saint-Saëns

    Tickets are £10 per person or £30 for a family. (Please note that this concert is not geared towards children younger than 10).

    Please note: This event will be ticketed and places are limited. Pre-booked tickets will receive best seats with full visibility. 

    Book your ticket now to avoid disappointment…

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