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Parker's Piece Music Weekend
2026-06-13 | Parkers Piece, Parkside, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 1AA, United Kingdom
Parker’s Piece Music Weekend at the Music Marquee @ Town & Country Fair, Parker’s Piece, Cambridge.
Top tier local bands playing live on stage in the Music Marquee at the Town & Country Fair. Saturday 11am – 6pm, Sunday 11am – 5pm.
Mr Griff, Rising Blues, Ghost Carnival, The 29th Funktion, The Gravy Train Trio, Angie Collins, The Lightwaves, Parliament of Wolves, Cambridge Wind Band, Lost Robins, multilingual activities from heritage language schools.
Price: Free.

Cambridge Town and Country Fair
2026-06-13 | Parkers Piece, Parkside, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 1AA, United Kingdom
Taking place on Parker’s Piece from 10am to 5pm
This much loved and popular family event takes place in the heart of Cambridge. All day entertainment will include birds of prey flying displays, horse displays, children’s entertainer, historical re-enactment and much much more. Plus demonstrations of rural skills for you to enjoy.
Arts, crafts food drink and gifts marquees as well as outside trade stands. Fully catered & with a licensed bar
Well behaved dogs on a lead welcome at this show, but not in marquees with food please.
For info go to www.charlieowenevents.co.uk

2026 Arbury Carnival
2026-06-13 10:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | 285 Campkin Road, Cambridge, CB4 2LD
The community in Arbury is thrilled to be bringing you our biggest celebration in years, with the largest carnival procession we’ve seen for a long time, a packed arena programme, community stalls, fairground attractions, great food and entertainment for all ages.
Join us as we celebrate the incredible diversity, creativity and community spirit that makes Arbury such a special place.
Expect a fantastic line-up of live entertainment throughout the day, including orchestras, choirs, rap and hip-hop artists, rock bands, cheerleaders, belly dancers, Bollywood performers and much more. There’s truly something for everyone.
Bring your family, bring your friends and come along for a day filled with music, culture, food, fun and community pride.

Cambridge Pride 2026
2026-06-13 12:00 - 20:30 | Jesus Green, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
The Cambridge Pride Parade returns for 2026.
Every year, the parade brings together LGBTQ+ people, allies, community groups, charities, businesses and organisations from across Cambridge and beyond to celebrate visibility, inclusion and pride.
Whether you’re representing a workplace, sports club, community organisation, walking group, performance troupe or simply joining friends to celebrate, everyone is welcome.
The parade is one of the highlights of Cambridge Pride and takes place ahead of the main event on Jesus Green.
It assembles on Park Parade at 11.30am before setting off at 12 noon.
Once the parade reaches Jesus Green, the celebrations continue throughout the day. The main stage opens at 1pm, featuring a fantastic line-up of live acts, while the dance tent hosts DJs from across the region.
You’ll also find speakers, comedy and the ever-popular dog show in the Community Hive, alongside a wide range of community stalls, food vendors and activities.
If you need a quieter moment during the day, wellbeing and calm spaces will also be available.
Cambridge Pride runs until 9:30pm and promises a day full of celebration, community, entertainment and inclusivity.

Highfield Ely Academy Summer Fete
2026-06-14 | Highfield Ely Academy, Downham Road, Ely
Highfield Ely Academy is a special school that has students with a wide variety of disabilities aged between primary school age to late teens. Our event is a fundraiser to raise funds to put towards vital equipment and experiences for our students to aid their development and inclusion within school.
This event is donations on arrival making it affordable to all.
Open to the local community from 12pm until 2pm,
There will be food trucks, lots of stalls showcasing local businesses, carnival games and entertainment and have more surprises to come including special guests.

The Archers - Live at 75
2026-06-15 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
Don your best hat, dust off your prize-winning jam recipe and come along for an unforgettable celebration of 75 glorious years of BBC Radio 4’s The Archers.
To mark this extraordinary milestone, The Archers is stepping out of the studio and onto the stage for a very special national tour. Hosted by comedian and superfan Angela Barnes and set at the beloved Ambridge Flower & Produce Show, this landmark event brings some of your favourite cast – Timothy Bentinck (David Archer), Charlotte Martin (Susan Carter), Ben Norris (Ben Archer) and Annabelle Dowler (Kirsty Miller) – into the spotlight with live performances, on-the-spot sound effects from Vanessa Nuttall and unforgettable moments from the BBC archives.
Along the way, you’ll have the chance to test your knowledge in The Bull Pub Quiz, sing along to the famous theme tune, put your own questions to the cast and enjoy behind-the-scenes revelations that Lynda Snell herself would be proud to draw out.
Cost – £40.50 – £60.50 (Including booking fee)
For info go to https://www.cornex.co.uk/events/the-archers-live-at-75

NIHR East of England PPI Showcase
2026-06-16 | Biomedical Campus, outside Royal Papworth Hospital and AstraZeneca’s Discovery Centre, just off Francis Crick Avenue.
Discover how patients and the public have shaped health research for the better
To celebrate 20 years of the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), teams from the East of England will be hosting a Patient and Public Involvement showcase.
Come along for a first-of-its -kind collaborative regional event, celebrating Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) in health research and the role it has to play. Hear from researchers who are working directly with patients, the public and communities across the East of England to shape meaningful research.
This free event is open to patients, carers, members of the public, researchers, students and anyone who would like to understand how research can be shaped by the publics voice. This is a great opportunity to explore new innovative ideas, connect and learn more about health research.
Time: 9.20am-3.30pm at Jeffery Cheah Biomedical Centre, Cambridge Biomedical Campus
Booking Link: https://bit.ly/NIHREoEPPI26Events

The Gruffalo
2026-06-17 - 2026-06-20 | Cambridge Arts Theatre, 6 St Edward's Passage, Cambridge , Cambridgeshire, CB2 3PJ, United Kingdom
A mouse took a stroll through the deep dark wood…
Tall Stories’ much-loved magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler returns by popular demand, celebrating the show’s 25th anniversary.
On a daring adventure in search of hazelnuts, Mouse meets the cunning Fox, the eccentric old Owl and the high-spirited Snake. Will the story of the scary Gruffalo save Mouse from ending up as dinner for these hungry woodland creatures? After all, there’s no such thing as a Gruffalo – is there?
Songs, laughs and mischievous fun for children aged 3 and up and their grown-ups, from Tall Stories, creators of imaginative storytelling theatre, where everything is possible.
Tickets – From £20
For info go to https://www.artstheatre.co.uk/whats-on/the-gruffalo/

The House at Pooh Corner
2026-06-17 - 2026-06-19 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
It has been 100 years since the release of A. A. Milne’s beloved Winnie-the-Pooh, and what better way to celebrate than by watching it brought to life on the ADC stage!
Be transported into the magical world of Hundred Acre Woods as you join Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eyeore and the whole gang as they embark on a journey to save Christopher Robin from the mysterious threat of… EDUCATION! Puppetry is combined with physical theatre in a play that is sweeter than the honey Pooh loves so very much. This is a play for everyone, offering fun, whimsy and wonder that you can’t help but fall in love with.
This production is suitable for all ages. Note for younger audiences: performances are expected to run for 145 minutes with one interval.

Wed 17 June at 7:30pmThu 18 June at 1:00pm/Thu 18 June at 5:30pm/Fri 19 June at 7:30pm/Sat 20 June at 2:30pm/Sat 20 June at 7:30pm

Tickets – £10.00 to 17.50

For info go to https://www.adctheatre.com/whats-on/play/the-house-at-pooh-corner/

Beasts
2026-06-18 - 2026-06-19 | Museum of Cambridge, Northampton Street, Cambridge, CB3 0AQ
The Museum of Cambridge is collaborating with Cambridge-based theatre group Encounters this June on “Beasts”, an immersive promenade show that guides audiences through the rooms of the 17th-century Museum building where they are met by Beasts magical, mythical, mystical.
Through a rich – sometimes challenging – mixture of stories, poetry, sound, voice, music and movement, the show explores the idea of Beasts in the widest possible sense. Audiences may meet Beasts from distant times and places… Beasts from medieval bestiaries and classical myths… Beasts from Cambridge itself.
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Time: 19.30 (performance approximately 75 minutes, no interval)
Tickets: £20, including post-show refreshments
After each performance, audience members are invited to stay and “Meet the Actors”.
For tickets, go to https://www.museumofcambridge.org.uk/event/encounters/

Library Late
2026-06-18 | Cambridge University Library, West Road
A very different kind of ‘late night spent in the library’ soon to take place at Cambridge’s landmark University Library.
On Thursday 18 June, they’ll be hosting a Library Late. Visitors will find a cocktail bar and a DJ (DJ Bosslady), along with a wealth of fun activities including creative workshops, board games, readings and performances, all themed around the Library’s current public exhibition, Living Water: Poetry, Art and the fight for Clean Rivers.
It will be a fun, relaxed and unusual night out, with an opportunity to visit a fascinating exhibition of never-before-shown work from writers and artists including Seamus Heaney. And, of course, as one of the few times they’re fully open to the public, it’s also a chance to explore an iconic University of Cambridge building.

Shalamar at 50
2026-06-19 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
One of the most successful soul groups of all time, Shalamar return to the UK in 2026 to celebrate their 50th anniversary with The Gold Tour.
Formed in Los Angeles in 1976 by Soul Train creator Don Cornelius and music executive Dick Griffey, Shalamar became a defining force in late ’70s and ’80s R&B, funk and dance music.
Today, Shalamar are led by Jeffrey Daniel and Howard Hewett from the classic 1982 lineup, alongside Carolyn Griffey, who has been the group’s female lead since 2001 and is the longest-serving woman in Shalamar’s history. Backed by a powerful seven-piece live band, the group continue to headline major festivals and theatres across the world.
The Gold Tour marks five decades of hits, innovation and performance from a group whose catalogue and stage presence remain as vital as ever. Fans can expect to see all the hits – plus songs never before performed in the UK.
Cost – £39.00 – £133.00 (Including booking fee)
For info go to https://www.cornex.co.uk/events/shalamar

Folk Concert at Stapleford Granary
2026-06-19 | Stapleford Granary, Bury Road, Stapleford, CB22 5BP
Lady Maisery + Jimmy Aldridge & Sid Goldsmith
Two of the most engaging and inventive acts on the English folk scene combine in an alchemic collaboration, Wakefire: An Incantation to Summer. The beguiling musical partnership of Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith completes the line-up.
With more folk songs collected about the month of May than any other time other than Christmas, the charismatic supergroup embarks on a journey to mark this season in song. There is of course morris, May Day and magic lights.
Tickets £24 / £12 (under 25)
Please note that this concert takes place in the unique setting of the covered outdoor courtyard. All tickets are seated.
For info go to staplefordgranary.org.uk

Foreword Book Festival - Eye
2026-06-19 - 2026-06-20 | Eye – various venues
Come to the town of Eye for the weekend, for various venues, with different events taking place at different times. There will be free events, pay what you feel events, and ticketed events. The website for more information is www.forewordfestival.uk
There will be fantastic books, authors, storytelling, poetry and more with big-name headliners, as well as themed author panels for Father’s Day and Suffolk Day, a Children’s and YA book fair, a book fair showcasing Suffolk Authors, and a brilliant free family day out for the King’s Birthday!
Sponsored by Mid Suffolk District Council, and supported by Eye Love and Go All In – the National Year of Reading 2026 campaign.
For the full programme, go to https://forewordfestival.uk/foreword-festival-2026-programme/

Fen Edge Festival
2026-06-19 - 2026-06-20 | Cottenham, Cottenham
Fen Edge Festival returns to Cottenham this weekend, running from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 June, bringing together the communities of Cottenham, Landbeach, Rampton, Waterbeach and Willingham for three days of entertainment, music, sport and family activities. Organised by the Fen Edge Community Association, the festival is one of the largest community events in South Cambridgeshire, attracting thousands of visitors each year and raising money for local clubs, societies and community groups.
The festival opens on Friday evening before a packed programme across Saturday and Sunday. Visitors can expect live music, arena displays, community performances, stalls, food and drink vendors, children’s activities and a wide range of attractions designed to appeal to all ages. The event is centred around Cottenham Village Green and nearby venues, creating a festival atmosphere across the village.
A major feature of the weekend is the extensive programme of local performers, giving musicians, choirs, dance groups and community organisations the opportunity to showcase their talents. Alongside the entertainment, visitors can browse dozens of craft, charity and commercial stalls, with previous festivals attracting an estimated 3,000 to 4,000 visitors on each day.
Families are particularly well catered for, with activities, games and demonstrations taking place throughout the weekend. Sporting opportunities include free tennis sessions and coaching taster events hosted by Cottenham Tennis Club on Saturday afternoon, while community groups from across the Fen Edge villages will be demonstrating the wide range of activities available locally.

Five at Newmarket Nights
2026-06-19 16:00 - 22:00 | Newmarket Race Course, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Legendary 90s British boy band Five, will be returning to the Home of Horseracing nearly 20 years after making their Newmarket Nights debut.
Following their recent reunion, Five will be live on Friday 19 June 2026, as part of their Keep On Movin’ Tour, featuring the original lineup.
Five have sold more than 1 million copies of their hits worldwide, with multiple top 10s in both the UK and the United States.
(After Evening Racing)

Meet The Cows
2026-06-20 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
From 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Gentle guided walk to meet the Belted Galloway cows and learn how they improve meadows for nature.
Please wear footwear and clothing for being outdoors.
Meet at the large noticeboard in the car park.
Free event, suggested donation £3.
Please pay for your car parking on arrival or
For info go to https://cambridgeppf.org/etn/meet-the-cows-7/

Fund-raising for St. Andrew's Church, Cherry Hinton
2026-06-20
On Saturday 20 June, 6-piece local band The Cover Up will be playing classic rock, blues and soul covers in a special fundraising gig for the Friends of St Andrew’s Church. Cherry Hinton.
Doors open at 7pm with music starting at 7:30pm.
Licensed bar available.
Tickets £10 adults, £8 Friends, £5 under 18s. Buy tickets at Eventbrite on The Cover Up – Rock Blues and Soul Music Tickets, Saturday, June 20 • 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM . Or reserve tickets by emailing cherryhintonstandrews@gmail.com or phoning 01223 242 954 (leave message).

The New Cambridge Singers
2026-06-20 - 2026-06-26 | Various, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Celebrating their 40th anniversary this year, the New Cambridge Singers round off their current season’s programme with settings of works by three of the 17th Century’s best known Metaphysical poets – George Herbert, John Donne and Richard Crashaw. These poems have inspired generations of composers to some of their finest works, included in our forthcoming programme of music by Vaughan Williams, Gerald Finzi and Hubert H Parry.
Performances are on Saturday 20th June at 7.30pm at All Saints’ Church, Great Chesterford, CB10 1NP; tickets £14 students £7; tickets from pamanddavemaskell@gmail.com, tel 01799 530098 and on Saturday 27th June at 7.30pm in Little St Mary’s Church, Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB 2 1QG
Tickets £18, students £8, under-18s free. For info go to https://www.ticketsource.com/new-cambridge-singers

Northstowe Midsummer Festival
2026-06-20 13:00 - 19:00 | The Green & The Unity Centre, The Green, Northstowe, CB24 1FG
Northstowe’s annual Midsummer Festival returns with an afternoon and evening packed with entertainment for all ages. Expect live music, dance and drama performances, children’s activities, a bouncy castle, pop-up market, food trucks, a bar and café, and plenty of opportunities to meet neighbours and enjoy the community atmosphere.
Free entry. Family friendly. Just bring yourself and enjoy the celebrations.

Music in the Parks
2026-06-21 | Romsey Recreation Ground, Vinery Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 3DT
The series begins at Romsey Rec on Sunday 21st June as Waterbeach Brass Band take to the stage.
Established in 1978 Waterbeach Brass quickly became one of Cambridge’s premier brass bands. They’ve been entertaining crowds all over the UK since, being a popular band on the Music in the Parks line up for several years.
People are encouraged to pack a picnic, grab a blanket and bring a chair to enjoy an afternoon of free music as Cambridge’s open spaces once again are filled with symphonies, songs and sound. A small number of chairs are available, if you’re not able to bring your own. Portable toilets are available on-site. Please ask a steward on-site if you need assistance.
Delicious refreshments will be available to buy from NapolEat Pizza and Cambridge favourite, Jack’s Gelato!

Malory Towers
2026-06-23 - 2026-06-26 | Cambridge Arts Theatre, 6 St Edward's Passage, Cambridge , Cambridgeshire, CB2 3PJ, United Kingdom
It’s back by popular demand! Emma Rice Company’s ‘magic’ Malory Towers (Guardian) is touring the UK again. Get ready for high jinks, high drama and high spirits, all set to sensational live music.
Darrell Rivers is starting school with an eager mind and fierce heart. Unfortunately she also has a quick temper! Can she learn to tolerate the infuriating Gwendoline Lacey, or value the kind-hearted Sally Hope? Can she save the school play and rescue terrified Mary Lou from the grip of a raging storm? If she can do these things anywhere, she will do them at Malory Towers!
Nostalgic, naughty, and perfect for now, Malory Towers is the original ‘Girl Power’ story. This is a show for girls, boys and all grown-up children who still dream of midnight feasts and Cornish clifftops.
From the novels by Enid Blyton. Adapted and Directed by Emma Rice.
Tickets – From £25
Age Guidance – 8+
Show Guidance – Performance contains strobe, flashing lights and loud bangs. It also includes a brief scene in which the death of a parent and the emotional toll of war are discussed with sensitivity and care.
For info go to https://www.artstheatre.co.uk/whats-on/malory-towers/

Basement Jaxx at Newmarket Nights
2026-06-26 | Newmarket Race Course, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Basement Jaxx are heading to Newmarket Racecourses for one of this summer’s biggest live music events.
The BRIT Award-winning dance duo, famous for their infectious blend of house, funk, soul and garage, will perform after the racing in June 2026.
Since bursting onto the scene with their debut album Remedy in 1999, they’ve produced hits including Red Alert, Rendez-Vu, Romeo and Where’s Your Head At? Renowned for their colourful, high-energy live shows, Basement Jaxx remain one of the UK’s most influential electronic acts.

Ferrenc, Barber and Tchaikovsky at West Road Concert Hall
2026-06-27 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
Born in Paris to an artistic family, Louise Farrenc was precociously musically talented, both as a pianist and a composer. Married at 17, she toured Europe as accompanist to her flautist husband, but they ultimately settled back in Paris, where Louise established a career as a pianist and professor of piano at the Paris Conservatoire. Her Overture no. 2 in Eb (1834) is a lively and tuneful work in the operatic style of the time.
Welcome Mabelle Park to perform Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto (1939), surely one of the most captivating of 20th-century violin concertos. .
The title of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, the Pathetique, should be interpreted as meaning ‘passionate’ or ‘heartfelt’, rather than ‘pathetic’.
Tickets available online from www.ticketsource.co.uk £20 (adults), £10 (students), £6 (under 14)
For info go to https://www.westroad.org/whats-on/farrencbarbertchaikovskyccso25

Chesterton Festival
2026-06-27 11:00 - 15:00 | Pye’s Recreation Ground, Church Street, Chesterton, CB4 1DT
The annual Chesterton Festival Fun Day takes place at Pye’s Recreation Ground from 12 until 4.30pm.
There’ll be dozens of stalls, a choice of food vendors and a free Fun Zone for children and teenagers, featuring a pirate play area, gorilla climb, rainbow bouncy castle, table tennis and sports activities.
Live entertainment on the arena stage runs from midday until 4, hosted by Jez0, making it a great afternoon out for all the family.

Hardwick Summer Carnival
2026-06-27 11:00 - 15:00 | Hardwick Primary School, 2 Limes Road, Hardwick, CB23 7QR
The Hardwick Summer Carnival is taking place at Hardwick Primary School from midday until 4pm.
Organised by the school’s PTA, the family fun day features a barbecue, bar tent, independent stalls, hot rod cars, bouncy castles, Tumble Tots, a mobile library and a miniature steam train display. There’ll also be second-hand school uniform sales and plenty of activities to keep the children entertained throughout the afternoon.
Entry is free, with money raised supporting the school.

Landbeach Party in the Park
2026-06-27 17:30 - 22:55 | Landbeach Village Hall, Green End, Cambridge, CB25 9FD
Landbeach Party in the Park returns on Saturday evening from 6pm until midnight, promising an evening of live music, family entertainment and great food.
This year’s line-up features The Silverbacks Blues Band, The Contrives, High Point Players and headliners Counterflow. Children can enjoy free unlimited use of the bouncy castles until dark, along with free face painting from Cheeky Moo.
A wide selection of food and drink will be available, including street food from The Republic of Goofy and Sam’s Thai, plus gelato, coffee, cocktails and real ale. Visitors are also welcome to bring a picnic and make a night of it.
Tickets are £30 for adults, £10 for under-16s, with under-4s going free.

Murder Most Unexpected
2026-06-29 - 2026-06-30 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
Murder! But whodunnit? The truth is in your hands!
Step into the world of Murder Most Unexpected, an Agatha Christie-style mystery made up entirely on the spot. Following sell-out runs in 2024 and 2025, local comedy legends Cambridge Improv Factory are back to unravel a hilarious tale of twists, turns, and suspicious characters – all inspired by your suggestions!
Every performance is unique, anything can happen, and anyone could be the killer… The only certainty is that advance booking is essential!
Nightly performances at 7.45 pm with a matinee at 2.30 pm on the Saturday.
Tickets – £10.00to £16.00
For info go to https://www.adctheatre.com/whats-on/comedy/murder-most-unexpected/

How the Arts Shape Experiences of Care, Connection and Well-being
2026-06-30 - 2026-07-01 | Cambridge Biomedical Campus
As part of this year’s CUH Arts Festival, there will be two events that explore how the arts can shape experiences of care, connection and well-being. Each offers a space for conversation, reflection and shared insight.
Public Art, Care and Connection: The Role of the Artist in Healthcare Environments
Tuesday 30 June, 5:30–7:30pm, CRUK, Cambridge Biomedical Campus / or via livestream
Join artists Amalia Pica, Ivan Morison, Jo Hummel and Mark Titchner, in conversation with Rosie Cooper (Director, Wysing Arts Centre), to explore how artists, clinicians and communities can collaborate to create healthcare environments that inspire creativity, promote wellbeing and humanise healthcare. Followed by a networking reception.
For info go to https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/public-art-care-and-connection-panel-discussion-tickets-1990861533439?aff=oddtdtcreator
Goodbye Breasts! – Documentary Screening & Q&A
Thursday 2 July, 5:30–8:00pm, CRUK, Cambridge Biomedical Campus
Join us for a screening of Goodbye Breasts! + Q&A with filmmaker Joanna Callaghan in conversation with Natalie Ellis (Head of Arts, Cambridge University Hospitals). An inspiring film about breast cancer and recovery, and how creativity and the arts can open up conversations around health. Followed by a networking reception, hosted by the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre.
For info go to Goodbye Breasts! Documentary screening + Q&A Tickets, Thursday, July 2 • 5:30 PM – 8 PM | Eventbrite

Première of Susannah Self’s new Gloria
2026-07-03 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
Selfmade Music is premièring Susannah Self’s fourth major new choral work, the Gloria, in a performance on Friday July 3rd, 2026, 7.30pm in Cambridge’s West Road Concert Hall. It will be paired with Handel’s Dixit Dominus, a brilliant work written in Italy when he was only 22. In addition, Susannah Self’s radiant work for violin and strings, Harbour, will be given its third performance with soloist Kayla Nicol.
Directed by Dr Susannah Self, North Sea Voices and Orchestra are joined by top chamber choir Ely Collegium, and will give the first official performance of this impressive new work.
Susannah Self is developing a growing reputation for her large-scale choral works, which audiences are responding to with enthusiasm.
Admission to the performance in the West Road Concert Hall is £10, £15, £20 and £25.
Booking for this West Road Concert Hall concert is via the ADC Theatre’s website: https://www.adcticketing.com/whats-on/concert/self-gloria-handel-dixit-dominus/
