Concerts
St Garmon's is very proud to present a series of concerts in 2025 to suit all musical tastes!
We are offering performances of Early, Baroque, Welsh, Choral and Hebridean music over the coming months.
The church has a lovely warm acoustic and an intimate setting. Liquid refreshment is offered, or for more substantial fayre The Hand across the road offers a varied and tasty menu. The Hand will be providing a light, limited menu (for pre-bookings only) on the evening of the concert from 5.30. Use the contact form for more information.
Salt House in Concert
March 15th 2025 - 7pm Tickets £15 including refreshment
Please use the Contact form to book
Salt House have been a mainstay of the folk scene for over a decade. The band's reputation as thoughtful and innovative interpreters of both ancient ballads and contemporary songs ha been solidified with acclaimed album releases and extensive touring.
Described as a "gently lulling delight" by The Guardian, Salt House blend heartfelt vocal and instrumental interplay offering listeners moments of reflection and connection.
New songs that sound like they’ve always been here, ancient ballads woken up and poems given melodies they’ve long deserved.
Salt House's sound is influenced by the landscape of the Scottish Highlands, Northumberland and Shetland, the respective homes of band members:
Ewn MacPherson (vocals, electric and acoustic guitars),
Anna Hughes (vocals, fiddle, viola, tenor guitar)
Jenny Sturgeon (vocals, keyboard and guitar).
They incorporate their natural surroundings into the fabric of the music that speaks of a shared love of place, people and evolving tradition.
“effortless” BBC 6
“elegant” Mojo Magazine
Listen and watch: Salt House https://www.salthousemusic.com/
Previous Concerts
On March 15th 2025, St Garmon's welcomed PIVA. The concert was very well attended and we got a lot of great feedback!
June 7th 2025 saw the return of the Ceiriog Chamber group and The Hour and was again very well attended and a lovely evening of quite a mixture of music from 16th to 20th century.
