Another free concert from the University Music Chamber Choir, this time for Remembrance Doors/Bar/Cafe open at 5pm Concert starts at 5.30pm All welcome!
The Civic and Parish Church of Bournemouth
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“Lay A Wreath”
Tea, Talk & Tittle Tattle with David Sidwick
Don’t forget that David will be down at St Peter’s today from 2.30pm to talk to everyone about his life and his latest plans for Dorset. Floor is open for questions and there will tea/coffee and some great cakes on offer. Entry is free – though generous donations are always gratefully received! All welcome
Cards For Good Causes are not trading at St Peter’s Church for the 2021 season.
Due to poor trading during the 2020 season, Cards for Good Causes have reshaped their business for the 2021 season, only opening at 75 locations nationwide and unfortunately after two decades, have decided to not trade from St Peter’s Church or Bournemouth at all. The closest store is in Wimborne or you can shop online […]
Tea , Talk & Tittle Tattle
Sam Hanson performing on Wednesday lunchtime at St Peter’s
Sarah Bolter Rehearsal today at St Peter’s Church
For all of you who love our Jazz on Friday Lunchtime concerts, Sarah Bolter will be down at St Peter’s today around midday, to rehearse her new set, so if you have time to pop down for a sneaky peak at what she’s up to and fancy a bite to eat at the same time, […]
Evensong is back!
Please come along at 4pm each week to finish your Sunday with this wonderfully peaceful service. All welcome.
Wednesday Lunchtime Recitals are back at St Peter’s Church from September!
Every Wednesday lunchtime there is a free musical recital between 12.30-1pm Parry’s Cafe will be open for business as usual, so get a light lunch and enjoy the entertainment for free Look out for further programme details inside the church.
Book launch “The Red Stain of Cain” & “The Seven Songs” – Dr Chris Steed
The Rev’d Dr Ian Terry will be launching the two new books after the 10am Communion, at which Chris will be preaching, around 11am. Ian writes “The debacle in Afghanistan opens up the horror of fresh violence in the name of radical Islam. ‘Violence is a public health issue. All too often it is legitimated by […]