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Bach To Baby Family Concert in Dulwich Village - Mon 22 May


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Bach to Baby returns to Dulwich Village next week for a treat for the whole family!

Bach to Baby - Dulwich Village - St Barnabas Church, Calton Avenue, SE21 7DG
Monday 22 May, 
10:30am

As seen at Buckingham Palace and the Royal Albert Hall, we bring our world-class musicians right to your doorstep for babies, tots and grown-ups.

Bach to Baby, featuring performances by acclaimed concert artists, offer concerts for the enjoyment of all ages. Let your tots dance and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances. No concert is complete without feeding, crying and nappy changing!

Doors open 15 mins prior to the concert, giving you time to ditch the buggy and catch up with friends before the performance.

Adults - £15, Children go FREE
Book Tickets at: https://www.bachtobaby.com/whats-on-this-month

Sign up for e-updates on all the Bach to Baby concerts in your area: http://www.bachtobaby.com/eupdates

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