St Mary's is host to many wonderful events and concerts throughout the year, why not organise your visit around an event? Use the inputs below to filter the events by date.
Why not come along for one of our Friday lunch time guided tours ?
Each tour last approximately 40 minutes and is taken by on of our very knowledgeable guides. Come along and hear about the incredible life and history of St Mary's.
Donations welcome towards the upkeep of the building.
Faith in Education?
Perspectives on Region & Learning
24th March at 6.30pm
Mandy Roberts
Headteacher of Bettridge Special School, Cheltenham
Each Address is part of Choral Evensong and followed by a Q & A
EX CATHEDRA
Fire Burning in Snow
Frances Kelly harp
James Johnstone organ
Simone Rebello percussion
Directed by Jeffrey Skidmore
Exuberant music from the Latin American Baroque.
Concert generously supported by Murray Campbell, John Hobley, Jonathan Holden, Roger Massie and Margaret Pringle.
Warwickshire Choristers
Singing for Mum
Warwickshire Choristers’ Annual Singing for Mum Concert for all mums, grandmas, aunties and sisters is to be held at St Mary’s Church, Warwick.
Faith in Education?
Perspectives on Region & Learning
31st March at 6.30pm
Andy Perry
Headteacher of Myton School, Warwick
Each Address is part of Choral Evensong and followed by a Q & A
Mark Swinton organ (St Mary's, Warwick)
St James's Singers
Conductor Julian Harris
A CONCERT OF FRENCH MUSIC
Poulenc Gloria
Duruflé Requiem
Debussy Petite Suite
Faith in Education?
Perspectives on Region & Learning
7th April at 6.30pm
Matt Western
MP for Warwick & Leamington
Each Address is part of Choral Evensong and followed by a Q & A
Why not come along for one of our Friday lunch time guided tours ?
Each tour last approximately 40 minutes and is taken by on of our very knowledgeable guides. Come along and hear about the incredible life and history of St Mary's.
Donations welcome towards the upkeep of the building.
Faith in Education?
Perspectives on Region & Learning
14th April at 6.30pm
Alycia Timmis
Chaplain at Warwick School
Each Address is part of Choral Evensong and followed by a Q & A
Why not come along for one of our Friday lunch time guided tours ?
Each tour last approximately 40 minutes and is taken by on of our very knowledgeable guides. Come along and hear about the incredible life and history of St Mary's.
Donations welcome towards the upkeep of the building.
Ashley Wagner organ (Birmingham Cathedral)
Coventry Philharmonic Society Choir
HAYDN NELSON MASS and MOZART REQUIEM
Steven Russell Conductor
Imogen Russell Soprano
Helen Charleston Alto
Hiroshi Amako Tenor
Michael Craddock Bass
William Peart organ (Birmingham Conservatoire)
Marcus Sterk organ (Munich)
Mathilda Harvey violin (King's High School, Warwick)
Collegium Warwick with Cubbington Silver Band
Directors: Oliver Hancock and Mark Phillips
Vaughan Williams O clap your hands
Elgar Great is the Lord
Stanford Te Deum in B flat
Gigout Grand choeur dialogue
Dyson Three Songs of Praise
Mathias Let the people praise thee
and music performed by Cubbington Silver Band
Oliver Hancock organ (St Mary's, Warwick)
The Choirs of St Mary's Collegiate Church, Warwick
Mark Swinton organ
Oliver Hancock director
Howells Hymn to St Cecilia
Britten Rejoice in the Lamb
Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs
Duruflé Requiem
Callum Alger organ (St Peter's, Wolverhampton)
Mark Swinton organ (St Mary's, Warwick)
Peter Irving organ (Solihull School)
Birmingham Festival Choral Society
THE ENGLISH CHORAL TRADITION
A collection of sacred and secular choral music
David Wynne Conductor
Kevin Gill Organ
The Carice Singers
SOUNDING NORTH
‘Sounding North’ presents a regional exploration of Nordic choral music from the end of the nineteenth century to the present day, including pieces which feature Swedish herding calls, Norwegian folk singing, and sounds of the Finnish sauna.
Alessandro Bianchi organ (St Paul's Basilica, Cantu, Italy)
Alexander Woodrow organ (Solihull)
Tracelyn Gesteland soprano with Wyatt Smith organ (USA)
A guided tour can be arranged to show you round if you request this in advance, tours cost £3 per person and will last approximately 45 minutes. Our knowledgable guides will bring the story of St Mary's to life and will be able to answer you may have about the building and it’s history. Learn more about the history of the church.
St Mary’s Tower is open to visitors throughout the year, weather permitting, and offers spectacular views from the top. The charge for the tower is £3 per adult, students over 16 £2.50, students under 16 £1.50 and family ticket £6 (2 adults and up to 4 children).We regret the Tower is not suitable for children under eight years old.
Head over to our Visiting Us page to find information regarding getting here as well as opening times.