This December, the Crisis Carol Concert returns to St Martin’s Church at The Bullring, for a night filled with festive carols, music, special readings and seasonal reflections.

The service will be an opportunity to sing some carols, readings and music. Crisis will look back at some of the year's successes, and look forward with hope to a future without homelessness. 

The service starts at 6.30pm (doors open at 6.00pm - make sure you arrive for doors opening as you will get free refreshments, mince pies and a very warm welcome!).  

Special performances include: City Jam CIC - a community arts programme bringing together people through music, creativity and connection, with a particular focus on people with lived experience of homelessness. They’ll be joined by Crisis members and staff from Crisis Skylight Birmingham for a unique and uplifting celebration of inspiration and connection through music.

This is a free event, and everyone is welcome. To help cover the cost of the event, Crisis are encouraging attendees to donate £10 with any additional funds going towards supporting Crisis’ work to end homelessness. Crisis Carol Concert takes place at St Martin’s Church on 2 December. Tickets HERE