Where
Vineyard Church
357 Windsor Road, Vineyard NSW 2765
Christmas SymphonicSaturday 28 November 2026, 7:30pm · Vineyard Church, Vineyard NSW
Heaven and Nature Sing
The Australian Christian Orchestra and Choir together for Christmas: Fauré and Mozart, much-loved carols, O Holy Night and Handel’s Hallelujah.
Orchestra and choirOne night, three acts.
Book Your Seats
Saturday 28 November 2026 at 7:30pm, Vineyard Church, 357 Windsor Road, Vineyard NSW.
- General admissionAdult $45 · Concession $35 · Child $20
- Family (2 adults, 2 children)Family $120
- Wheelchair spaceAdult $45
- CompanionCompanion free
Prices in Australian dollars, including GST and a $2.50 booking fee for each person admitted. Apple Pay and Google Pay appear on devices that support them; otherwise pay by card on Square’s secure checkout and you’ll come straight back here.
- Secure paymentPayments processed by Square. We never receive your full card number or security code.
- RefundsOur refund policy applies, and so do your Australian Consumer Law rights.
- CharityAustralian Christian Arts is a registered charity, ABN 31 644 225 758.
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Three Acts, One Night
The running order for the night, as the orchestra and choir will perform it. It may still change a little before the concert.
- 01
Act Heaven
- Cantique de Jean Racine
- Let the Bright Seraphim
- Ave Maria
- Mozart Sanctus
- O God Beyond All Praising
- O Nata Lux, flowing into One Small Child
- 02
Act Nature
- Little Drummer Boy
- Fauré Sanctus
- Pie Jesu
- Winter: Largo
- Legend
- Ubi Caritas
- For the Beauty of the Earth
- A Christmas Festival
- 03
Act Sing
- Agnus Dei and O Come, Let Us Adore Him
- Is He Worthy?
- O Holy Night
- Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs
- Hallelujah
The orchestra in concertStrings, winds, brass, piano and choir on one stage.
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need for the night, from the address to the last bus.
When
Saturday 28 November 2026
The concert begins at 7:30pm.
Arrive a little early to park and find your seat.
By Train
Vineyard Station is on the T1 line (Richmond branch) and the T5 Cumberland Line, a short distance from Windsor Road. Take care walking: parts of the way are semi-rural roads.
The station has a commuter car park and emergency help points, but it is unstaffed and has no Opal top-up machine, so top up before you travel.
By Bus
Busways routes serve Vineyard:
- 671 Riverstone to Windsor via McGraths Hill and Vineyard
- 672 Wisemans Ferry to Windsor via Pitt Town and Oakville
- 679 Maraylya to Windsor via McGraths Hill
- 741 Box Hill to Riverstone
Check live times in the Transport for NSW Trip Planner or the Moovit app.
By Car
Drive to 357 Windsor Road, Vineyard. Parking is on site in the church grounds, including wheelchair-accessible parking.
Access and Questions
If you use a wheelchair or have other access needs, tell us when you book or contact us beforehand and we’ll help.
Questions about the night? Call 02 8531 8678.
Everyone Is Welcome
Christmas Symphonic is a Christian concert: sacred choral and orchestral music, carols and Scripture set to music, celebrating the birth of Christ. Come with family and friends from any church, or none.
Before You Book
How do I receive my tickets?
As soon as your payment is confirmed, your tickets appear on this page, ready to add to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, or to download and print. Each ticket has its own QR code for the door.
Which payment methods can I use?
Apple Pay and Google Pay, on devices that support them, or a debit or credit card on Square’s secure checkout page. Payments are processed by Square. Our ticket system receives the payment status and booking details, never your full card number or security code.
What if I can’t come?
Refunds follow our published refund policy, and your rights under Australian Consumer Law apply. If something comes up, contact us and we’ll help.
Is a ticket tax-deductible?
No. Australian Christian Arts is a registered charity, but tickets and gifts made directly to us are not tax-deductible. Tax-deductible gifts are made through the Australian Cultural Fund; see ways to give.