Tickets for our Winter Concert 'Hark! The Rainbow Chorus Sing' are now on sale!

 

Saturday 12th December 2026. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Show starts 7.30 pm 

Venue: St George's Church, St George's Rd, Kemptown, Brighton BN2 1ED

 

Get ready for a spectacular evening of festive cheer, pop anthems and stunning choral music as Rainbow Chorus returns to St George's Church this December. 

 

Expect everything from Carol of the Bells, Sussex Carol and White Winter Hymnal to Like a Prayer, I'm Still Standing, Kiss From A Rose and The Times They Are A-Changin'.

 

Bring your friends, warm your hearts, and kick off the festive season with Brighton's LGBTQ+ community choir.

 

The evening is hosted by our amazing Musical Director Aneesa Chaudhry and accompanied by Adrian Ward, and as ever will be BSL interpreted. Rainbow Chorus will also hold their famous Hamper raffle, and there will be warming mulled wine and other refreshments at our well-stocked bar.

 

A winter concert not to be missed! 

 

Thank you for supporting our choir!

Join Brighton and Hove's LGBTQ+ Rainbow Chorus on Saturday 14th December 2024 at St Marys  Church, Kemptown, for a ding-dong of a musical evening.

Tickets are now on sale for the Big Festive Rainbow Bellter where you can expect a festive and uplifting evening of songs including a mix of uplifting pop, carols and standards. There may be some bells!

The evening is hosted by our amazing Musical Director Aneesa Chaudhry and our incredibly talented accompanist Olly Parr and will be BSL interpreted.

The Rainbow Chorus will have their famous raffle of beautiful festive hampers - get a ticket or two to be in with a chance to win. And treat yourself to a glass or two of mulled wine from our well-stocked bar.

 

And now for some important housekeeping!

 

Please wrap up warm for the concert - heating will be provided for the concert but we don't know how warm the large church space will be during the performance.

 

Please be aware that there are four or five steps down to the main space from the entrance and the wheelchair lift in the church is currently out of order. As an alternative the church will be providing a ramp - but we don't know how accessible this route will be yet. As soon as we know more we will let you know!


"An evening out with the Rainbow Chorus is more than just going to a concert, it's an expression of belonging, solidarity and inclusion that defines the very notion of community that many aspire to in Brighton and Hove."