St John the Baptist Church in Knaresborough will be holding their annual service of Nine Lessons and Carols on Christmas Eve.
Annual Christmas Eve carol service to be held in Knaresborough St John the Baptist Church in Knaresborough will be holding their annual service of Nine Lessons and Carols on Christmas Eve. The service will begin at 7pm and is a tradition that goes back over fifty years. The service will be held amongst the illuminated Christmas Tree Festival and will include a candlelit procession and music from St John’s Choir, directed by Mark Hunter. There will also be traditional festive favourites for all to sing. St John’s Choir, who enjoyed a very successful residency at Salisbury Cathedral last summer, were recently the first choir to perform in the newly restored Chapel at Allerton Castle. They will be singing in York Minster over the weekend after Christmas, as well as in Durham Cathedral, St George’s Chapel Windsor and Westminster Abbey in 2024. All are welcome to attend the Carol Service. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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