Welsh Harpist Catrin Finch at the London Canal Museum

Welsh Harpist Catrin Finch at the London Canal Museum

World- renowned classical Harpist, arranger and composer Catrin Finch will perform on the 16th of May at a special evening for Museums at Night in support of the international charity Water Aid and the London Canal Museum.

This event is part of Museums at Night, an annual UK-wide festival with the aim to encourage people to visit museums “out of hours” over the weekend of May 13-16.

Catrin, starting her UK tour in May, is a valid supporter of Water Aid with the aim to help bring safe water, hygiene and toilets to some of the poorest countries.

She has recently been to Ethiopia to meet the communities that have benefitted from Water Aid’s life saving work. Catrin said "I became a WaterAid ambassador after learning that there are over 748 million people living without access to safe, clean water - a human tragedy that results in the needless deaths of over 1400 children every single day. As a mother I hope to help raise money and encourage people to support WaterAid's mission - to bring safe, clean water to everyone everywhere by 2030."

Doors will open at 6pm and Caterin will arrive on board the museum’s vintage canal tug Bantam IV at 6.45pm.

The concert will start at 7pm and will be followed but a Victorian Magic Lantern Show.

No booking is needed after 9pm but to attend the concert booking is essential.

After 9pm £4 adult, £3 concession - will not include the concert
Book in advance via website.