On behalf of the Alice Martineau Appeal Committee, we are delighted to announce that tickets for this year’s Carols by Candlelight service and Christmas party are now on sale!
St Luke’s, Chelsea will once again be brought to life with readings from celebrity speakers Jenny Agutter, Jane Asher and Joanna Lumley, and breath-taking renditions of your favourite carols by Winchester College Chapel Choir.
Guests are invited to join us after the carols for mulled wine and canapés at our annual Christmas party, which will take place in the delightful setting of The Chelsea Gardener. We hope that you will be able to come and enjoy a very special evening.
When?
Carol service 7-8pm at St Luke's Church, Sydney Street, London SW3 6NH
Christmas party 8-10pm at The Chelsea Gardener, Sydney Street with mulled wine and canapés
Book your tickets
Tickets for carol service at St Luke’s only: £35
Tickets for carol service and party at The Chelsea Gardener: £60
Book your tickets now
Primo Events charge the Cystic Fibrosis Trust 4.5% of the ticket price. If you would like to help prevent the Trust incurring these charges, tickets can also be purchased by calling our Events Team directly on 0203 795 2176
If you are calling outside of office hours, please leave a message and we will get back to you.
For any queries or assistance please email our events team.
It is with great regret that, due to the risk of cross-infection, we cannot invite people with cystic fibrosis to attend this event.
The Alice Martineau Appeal
Alice Martineau died from cystic fibrosis (CF) in 2003 aged 30, having achieved her ambition of signing a record contract with Sony BMG. The release of her album Daydreams in November 2002, and a BBC documentary about the nature of her illness and her determination to succeed against the odds, are testaments to an extraordinary individual who achieved much in a short life. Last year, the release of A Song for Tomorrow, a novel based on Alice’s life written by Alice Peterson, brought Alice’s story to a huge new audience. The novel has been translated into at least six languages, and the publicity around its publication briefly pushed Daydreams back into the top 50 pop albums on Amazon.