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Brampton Folk Club: A Seasonal Singalong

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Friday, December 5, 2025

St. Paul’s United Church - Brampton, ON


Come out for an old-fashioned singalong! Some of your favourite Brampton Folk Club members will lead you through a selection of the season’s most well-loved holiday classics, Christmas hymns and other gems. We’ll provide the words, so come and sing your hearts out at this special seasonal concert! 


Here is the rest of this season’s exciting line-up:

  • January 30th - Celtic Fiddle and Song with Maggie’s Wake

  • February 27th - Fiddle Supergroup Portage

  • March 27th – Exciting Bluegrass Band The Slocan Ramblers

  • April 24th - “Sing into Spring” with Leah Holtom and Gathering Sparks 

  • Saturday, May 23rd - Brampton Folk Club Annual Showcase Concert


Advance tickets are just $22 and can be purchased:

  • from the City Box Office or in person at the Rose Theatre after noon on weekdays.

  • from St. Paul’s United Church (30 Main St. South) in person Monday mornings, Friday mornings, or all day Wednesdays.  


 Advanced tickets can also be reserved through the Brampton Folk Club website or by calling the folk club hotline at 647-233-3655 or by emailing us at info@bramptonfolk.ca.


 Tickets will also be available for purchase for $25 on the day at the door. We accept cash, cheque or e-transfer to bramptonfolk@sympatico.ca.


The concert will be held at Sanderson Hall, in the upper level of St. Paul’s United Church, 30 Main St. South, Brampton. It runs from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m. Come hungry and enjoy our yummy desserts and drinks!


 The concert is wheelchair accessible and free parking is available at City Hall as well as the condo at 6 John St across from the church.


For more information or to reserve tickets, please visit our website, email us at info@bramptonfolk.ca, or call the folk club hotline at 647-233-3655.



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