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A Christmas Candlelight Classical Concert by opera star Camilla Kerslakee

Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury · 18 December to 19 December 2026

A Christmas Candlelight Classical Concert by opera star Camilla Kerslakee, from Canterbury CathedralImage: Canterbury Cathedral
18 Dec to 19 Dec

Image: Canterbury Cathedral

A candlelit Christmas concert featuring festive classics and favourites, performed by a live string trio, with opera singer Camilla Kerslakee. It takes place at Canterbury Cathedral on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 December 2026, with the Friday performance starting at 19:30. Tickets must be booked in advance and suit families, couples and friends who enjoy classical music and seasonal events.

Highlights

  • Candlelit setting inside Canterbury Cathedral
  • Festive classics performed by a live string trio
  • Tickets from £40 plus booking fees, booking required

Getting there

Canterbury Cathedral, CT1 2EH

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