Christmas Tree Festival Lunchtime Treat

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On Monday 1st December at 1.30pm, Michael Lunts will go Christmas Crackers amongst the trees of St Mary’s Christmas Tree Festival. His satirical take on Christmas customs will have you laughing as you sit back and enjoy a performance of songs from the likes of Donald Swann, Tom Lehrer, Noel Coward and Jake Thackray together with seasonal offerings from Ogden Nash and John Betjeman. Tickets are £10 and include entry to the Festival and a discount on the soup lunch (served from 12.30pm) or tea and cake following the performance. Tickets online at https://rossparishes.uk/news/christmas-tree-festival-2025/

St George’s Day Concert – this Saturday 26th April, 7pm

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We’re looking forward to listening to the Hereford Police Choir as they return to St Mary’s tomorrow night. They will be joined by the Marches Military Wives’ Choir for what promises to be a thoroughly enjoyable evening. It’s not too late to buy a ticket (£10) – we have kept some back to sell on the door – or you can contact Ted to reserve a ticket by phoning 01989 564967.

Hereford Police Choir

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Join us for a concert celebrating St George’s Day with Hereford Police Choir and their guests, the Marches Military Wives’ Choir on Saturday 26th April at 7pm at St Mary’s Church, Ross. Proceeds to St Mary’s Church.

Tickets available from Ross Parishes Benefice Office (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday mornings – not Bank Holidays), by phoning Ted Willis on 01989 564967 or online (£11.55 including fee), here.

Love Letter to the Wye

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Saturday 8th March, 7.30pm at St Mary’s, Ross

Love letter to the Wye was written by local composer Fiona Taylor in response to concerns about the state of the Wye. The first half celebrates it’s history and importance to the area, and the second half is about the pollution and deterioration of the river.  Local children, a community choir and musicians and wonderful soloists will be performing this moving and memorable work. Tickets £10, online or at the door.