Upcoming events

WEDNESDAY, 21st April 2025, 7:30pm
Venue: Boxgrove Priory, NR CHICHESTER, PO18 OEE
FROM CULTURE TO Cafés: A TASTE OF OPERA AND SONG, FROM HIGHBROW TO HOI POLLOI

Bibi Heal (Soprano) and Milos Milivojevic (accordion) bring a full range of colour, humour and emotion to every performance. Come join them as they wind their path through the heartbreakingly delicate to the rousing and raucous. From the silvery perfection of Mozart and Beethoven, via the fire and mischief of Strauss and Bizet, to the raw humanity of Poulenc, Satie and Louiguy, this is a programme that moves, surprises and charms.
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- WEDNESDAY, 18th June 2025, 7:30pm FESTIVAL OF CHICHESTER CONCERT
  Venue: Boxgrove Priory, NR CHICHESTER, PO18 OEE
  BOGDAN VACARESCU (violin) & MIKHAIL LEZDKAN (cello)
  
  Two international soloists hailing from Bucharest and St Petersburg, Bogdan Vacarescu (violin) and Mikhail Lezdkan (cello) join forces to fill the stunning acoustic at Boxgrove Priory with a varied classical programme featuring Bach, Haydn, Vieuxtemps, Glier and Ravel.
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- FRIDAY, 27th June 2025, 7:30pm FESTIVAL OF CHICHESTER CONCERT
  Venue: Boxgrove Priory, NR CHICHESTER, PO18 OEE
  HARRIET MACKENZIE (violin) & MORGAN SZYMANSKI (guitar)
  
  International soloists Harriet Mackenzie (violin) & Morgan Szymanski (guitar) return to the Festival with their romantic duo programme of sparkling Vivaldi sonatas and suave Piazzolla tangos interspersed with folk-inspired gems, Romanian Dances by Bartok and Spanish folk songs by de Falla. “A powerful and focused performance” - Classical Guitar Magazine.
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- SUNDAY, 6th July 2025, 3pm FESTIVAL OF CHICHESTER CONCERT
  Venue: THE SQUARE GARDEN AT LORDINGTON HOUSE, NR CHICHESTER, PO189DX
  SHE’KOYOKH KLEZMER & BALKAN BAND
  
  She’Koyokh is “amongst the finest klezmer ensembles on the planet” (The Australian). Always popular at the Festival of Chichester, their name is a Yiddish word meaning “nice one!” and they’ve been hailed as “one of the finest and most entertaining British-based exponents of global music” (The Guardian).
  Free parking available from 1.30pm. Bring low chairs, rugs, cushions & picnics.
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