Falkirk Trinity Church December Events

Posted on November 23, 2017

Falkirk Trinity Church are holding a range of seasonal events throughout December, including:

Christmas Fayre, Saturday 2^nd December, 10am – 3pm, featuring handmade cards, gifts, jewellery, refreshments and cake.
Feis Fhoirt Annual Festival, Sunday 10^th December at 6pm, where young musicians of the Feis will perform traditional Scottish music and Gaelic song. Tickets are £8 each (£4 for children).
Comely Park Primary School Carol Concert, Tuesday 12^th December at 7pm, with entertainment from the Comely Park P7 choir and the Friends of Strathcarron.
Strathcarron Singers Christmas Concert, Friday 15^th December at 7:30pm, a Christmas swing concert with Strathcarron Singers and the Broxburn & Livingston Brass Band. Tickets are £7 each (children £4).

All events will take place at the Falkirk Trinity Church, Manse Place, Falkirk, FK1 1JN, with all except the Christmas Fayre being held in The Sanctuary.

For further information, including how to book your tickets, please contact Gillian Gardner by phone: 01324 611017.

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