Future events

The June book sale
On Saturday, 25 June from 11.00am to 4.30pm we will have another book sale. Around 4,000 books of all sorts and sizes, from biographies, to arts and crafts, cars, literature, history, romance, travel, philosophy, theology and prayer. Plus coffees and teas and cakes and bakes.
Upcoming concerts
There are regular concerts at St Botolph's, some free and some ticketed. Concerts in the next couple of months are listed below.

Friday 24 June 2022 - 1.15pm concert by Escolania de Segovia with Magdalene College Choir
A programme of choral music, sacred and secular with Rodrigo de Luis Martin, piano, directed by Ma Luisa Martin.
Escolania de Segovia was founded in 1996 by Fundacion Don Juan de Borbon. The choir is based in Segovia, a beautiful World heritage city of Spain, and it is open to children and teenagers interested in choral music. It has trained several generations of young people, in a fruitful path that has been reflected in numerous solo concerts and collaborations with different ensembles and orchestras.
Friday 1 July 2022 - 1.15pm concert by the First United Methodist Church of Birmingham Youth Choir
This Methodist Youth Choir from Birmingham, Michigan, USA travels across the pond in July 2022 for their quadrennial concert tour of England. Many of the singers in the First UMC of Birmingham have been singing in choirs at Birmingham First since they were in pre-school and have been anticipating the concert tour of England for many years. In addition to sharing their music with people in England, the concert tour is an important way for the singers to learn about their Methodist heritage. The tour choir will be performing an all-sacred repertoire under the direction of Mr. Casey Proch and accompanied by Mrs. Katherine Nold.
Sunday, 17 July 2022 - 3.00pm Inaugural piano recital, by Nathan Williamson
Celebrating the new piano at St Botolph’s, the150th anniversary of Ralph Vaughan Williams, and the world premiere of 24 Preludes and Fugues by Christopher Brown. The programme will include music by Mozart and by Ralph Vaughan Williams, whose 150th anniversary is celebrated this year.
The concert also marks the inauguration of the church’s new grand piano, and the fund to raise the outstanding sum to purchase it. St Botolph’s is noted for its fine acoustic and the acquisition of a piano will enable it to contribute to the concert life of the city centre as well as providing a much-needed space for rehearsals requiring piano.
Tickets are £20 on the door, £15 pre-booked through Director of Music Tim Brown on tcb21@cam.ac.uk, and £5 for under 18s.
The Church Calendar provides a full view of all that's currently going on.