St Mary's Perivale

A character filled white walled church building with a small wooden tower. This is a charming little building although it can easily be missed, it can be found via a small shelter entrance and then a lane.

A church turned into a dynamic and exciting concert venue. Some of the best young pianists and musicians of today perform here - prize winning international soloists play here almost 3-4 times a week, and entrance is free. The music is hugely accessible , and performed at a world class standard. They host about 150 concerts a year. Check it out!

A lovely little church no longer in use for religious services. Well lit, small and intimate. Excellent venue for piano / music recitals. Comfortable seating and well lit and well ventilated. It’s not easy to travel to unless you have a car, and it’s hidden behind a golf course and isn’t sign posted at all from the main road. Do not trust google maps to get you there.

Beautiful venue. If you have never been its wonderful and has lots of events going on. I will return

The West London temple of Classical Music (and sometimes jazz). A tiny little cultural gem run by a bunch of unbelievably good and friendly guys.

There are 2 ways to access the church. One is from Pitshanger Park, and the other is from Perivale Lane. The distance from the latter is really just a stone's throw but parking may be an issue if driving. The church is the oldest Anglican church in Ealing, having history since the 12th century. Musical concerts, and/or rehearsals are hosted here from time to time.

I visited St Mary's for a piano recital organised by the Liszt Society. The church is hidden from view from the lane and it feels as if nothing has changed in 100+ years.
The volunteer team is extremely professional and make you feel very welcome.
The pianist was outstanding by international standards and with only 100 or so seats it felt like a private performance.
Admission was free, so if you enjoy yourself please be sure to contribute to the production costs.

Amazing church which has been restored with support from volunteers.
Also concerts are performed weekly.