Churches to host East Coast Churches and Community Music Festival

Three churches in Bridlington will be hosting this year’s East Coast Churches and Community Music Festival (ECCMF) Programme.

On Saturday, November 22, the ECCCMF opens its 2025/26 programme with its Choir and Voices day at Emmanuel Church, Cardigan Road.

The ECCCMF choir will be taking part in a concert in Bridlington Priory.placeholder image
The ECCCMF choir will be taking part in a concert in Bridlington Priory.

Four choirs will be taking part, each performing a 30-minute programme, starting at 2pm.

They are The Jolly Rogers Ukulele Band, Hooked on Harmony, The Hornsea Shanty Lasses and Ray’s Voices.

The ECCCMF choir will be taking part in the Christmas Tree Festival Service at St John’s Burlington Methodist Church.placeholder image
The ECCCMF choir will be taking part in the Christmas Tree Festival Service at St John’s Burlington Methodist Church.

People will be treated to a wide range of songs for choirs. Entry is free (a voluntary collection will be available towards the cost).

This will be followed by ECCCMF Christmas Advent Celebrations together with ECCCMF Choir and Bay Primary School, led by Helen Gee.

This is concert is held at Emmanuel Church on Sunday, November 30, commencing at 2pm. Entry is free.

The event includes Christmas Candle (Donald Swann) Bethlehem (Hardy and Clark) Zither Carol (Sargent) Modern and Traditional Schools Choir, and much more.

The ECCCMF choir will be taking part in a concert on Saturday, December 6 to support Hope House Services, in Bridlington Priory, commencing at 7pm.

On Sunday, December 14, the ECCCMF choir will be taking part in the Christmas Tree Festival Service at St John’s Burlington Methodist Church from 4pm.

Over the Christmas period various members of the ECCMF will also be visiting eight care homes in the Bridlington area, bringing festive cheer.

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