Description

Holy Trinity was opened in 1871, and the current church building opened in 1883. The stained glass windows tell the stories of people who came to the area during Boom time—some who went on to be household names and some who lost it all in the bust.

A stunning sandstone building with a curious pepperpot-roofed old baptistry, it’s the kind of place you’d intentionally visit in an English village, but which is situated on the edge of St Kilda. The historical Fincham organ has its own quirky history and was funded by Reverend George Torrance, who was also known as ‘the Vanishing Vicar.'

What's On

The building will be open, and there will be guided tours of the stained glass windows and their stories. Live piano music by Bruce Parnell will provide the perfect atmosphere for wandering, or sitting and reflecting around 2pm each day. There will be fabulous piano music each day at 2pm.

Children's Activities

Answer our quiz question correctly and you can ring the church bell. (Adults too!)

In Collaboration With:

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  Kathryn Watt

  Reverend Kathryn Watt is our vicar, and thus one of the current custodians of our parish records. She will lead the guided tours of our stained glass windows.
  

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  Bruce Parnell

  An eclectic mix of wistful, wandering music will be played on our wonderful grand piano by Bruce Parnell.