£18.50pp & up—'Four Seasons' at Christmas: North & Midlands
Why We Love This Deal
Spend a festive evening under the soft glow of candlelight as you enjoy a classical concert at one of 14 magical venues. The talented musicians of the Piccadilly Sinfonietta will perform Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and Corelli's "Christmas Concertos". Band B tickets are £18.50 for Travelzoo members, which is 50% less than usual. It's £27.50 for Band A tickets, or Band AA tickets are £35.
What's Included
- A Band B ticket to Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" at Christmas by candlelight at one of the following locations:
- St Ann's Church, Manchester at 8pm on 21 November, 2026; 7:30pm on 12 December, 2026
- Leicester Cathedral at 7:30pm on 28 November, 2026
- St Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich at 7pm on 5 December, 2026
- Derby Cathedral at 7:30pm on 9 December, 2026
- Shrewsbury Abbey at 7:30pm on 10 December, 2026
- St George's Hall, Liverpool at 7:30pm on 11 December, 2026
- Chester Cathedral at 7:30pm on 14 December, 2026
- Hexham Abbey at 7:30pm on 15 December, 2026
- Leeds Cathedral at 7:30pm on 16 December, 2026
- Newcastle Cathedral at 7:30pm on 22 December, 2026
- Peterborough Cathedral at 7:30pm on 23 December, 2026
- Beverley Minster at 7:30pm on 28 December, 2026
- Carlisle Cathedral at 7:30pm on 29 December, 2026
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A New Year's Eve concert is also available for the same price at:
- Manchester Cathedral at 7:30pm on 31 December, 2026
- Band A tickets are £27.50; Band AA tickets are £35
- We have also negotiated tickets for the same show in Scotland, and South England and Wales, and for "Moonlight Sonata"
More Reasons to Go
- The Piccadilly Sinfonietta perform over 200 concerts a year at some of the county's most beautiful venues.
- The UK-based chamber orchestra was founded in 2017. Since then, they have rapidly become one of the busiest ensembles in the country.
- The festive programme will feature Vivaldi's masterpiece—often considered a cornerstone of classical music—and Corelli's beloved Christmas concerto.
- As well as some of the UK's fnest classical talent, concerts will feature renowned violonist Leora Cohen.




