Where can I go to a carol concert in the Sunderland area this Christmas?
But where can you enjoy a good sing-song to get you into the festive spirit this year?
Here's a handy list of carol services which are open to the public.
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Saturday, 2 December: Carols For All, Durham Cathedral, 11am and 2pm.
An opportunity for visitors to the Durham City Christmas Festival to sing carols in the splendour of Durham Cathedral.
Sunday, 3 December: Carols For All, Durham Cathedral, 2pm.
Another chance to join in carol singing for those who couldn't make it on Saturday.
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Hide AdThursday, 7 December: Age UK Carol Service, Sunderland Minster, 2pm-3.30pm.
Monday, 11 December: University Carol Service, Sunderland Minister, 5.30pm-7.30pm.
The University of Sunderland Carol Service is free and a fun way to get into the Christmas spirit.
It’s best to arrive early to get a good seat, as the University Choir, Valerie Reid and Dodici Voce are always in good voice.
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Thursday, 14 December: Grace House Christmas Concert, St Andrew's Church, Roker, Sunderland, 6.30pm-8pm.
Grace House holds its Christmas Concert, featuring carol singing and festive performances by local choirs.
Sunderland Jubilate are confirmed - others to follow! Doors open at 6pm.
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Sunday, 17 December: Mayor's Carol Service, Sunderland Minster, 6pm-8pm.
* Do you know of any other carol services which are open to the public? Email us HERE to send us the details and we'll add them to our list.