Adfam Carol Concert 2026
About this Event
Since 1997, Adfam’s Carol Concert has been a special part of our Christmas celebrations, bringing together friends, colleagues and supporters to celebrate families, enjoy some incredible music and help raise vital funds for Adfam's work.
- When: Wednesday 16th December 2026, 6.45pm
- Where: St Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London
- Tickets: £25 per person
Established in 1984, Adfam is a charity dedicated to supporting families affected by substance use and campaigning for change. Our first Christmas Carol Concert was held at St Bride’s Church in 1997, and the event has become an important part of Adfam’s history.
The evening will feature uplifting carols, performances from the incredible St Bride’s Choir, and readings from our celebrity supporters. These will include the winning entries from our Family Voices creative writing and poetry competition for families affected by substance use, as well as the Gary Seaman Award, which recognises the outstanding contributions of volunteers and practitioners.
We’ll also be joined by a number of wonderful celebrity guest readers, including Deidre Sanders, Martha Kearney, Nikki Bedi, Peter Straughan and Siobhan Greene, with more guests to be announced in due course.
The Carol Concert is not only a great way to celebrate the festive season, it also raises vital funds to help Adfam continue its important work supporting families affected by substance use and campaigning for the change they need. Tickets cost £25 per person, and when you book, please consider adding a donation to your order.
Thank you for supporting Adfam and the families we work with. We look forward to welcoming you to St Bride’s for a special evening of music, celebration and recognition of families.
If you have any questions about the event, please get in touch with the Adfam team at [email protected].
For more information about Adfam visit our website: https://adfam.org.uk/.
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