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FROM 3PM - 5.30PM
TICKETS £10 INCLUDING TEA
CHILDREN 11 AND UNDER HALF PRICE
FROM 3PM - 5.30PM
TICKETS £10 INCLUDING TEA
CHILDREN 11 AND UNDER HALF PRICE
2025 Programme Guide
Puccini’s La Bohème
Saturday 28th June
6pm - 9.30pm
£40
Regent’s Opera
The Mistral Woodwind Quartet
Sunday 29th June
12:00-1.00pm
£12
Lunchtime Concert
Cream Teas with guitar music by Los Twangueros
Sunday 29th June
2.30pm- 5pm
£15
Guitar music by Los Twangueros.
Admission price includes cream tea. Children 5-10 years half price. Children under 5 go free.
A Panel Discussion - Music: What is the future?
Wednesday 2nd July
6pm - 9pm
£15
A panel discussion on the future of music in the UK, featuring Richard Morrison, Art Critic of The Times newspaper, Georgina Born, OBE FBA, Professor of Anthropology and Music at University College, London, resident of Ripe, Will Hancox, pianist and director of MusicBox, Wealden, and singer/actor/teacher Rosie Ann Page, compered by Paul Boucher. This will be a lively discussion with an opportunity to ask questions. Followed by refreshments and entertainment by a vocal quartet.
Jazz Evening with the Andy Williams Trio
Thursday 3rd July
7pm - 10pm
£15
With the Andy Williams Trio, Andy Williams guitar, Terry Pack double bass, and Angus Bishop, drums.
Piano Recital by Joanna MacGregor CBE
Friday 4th July
6.30pm - 9pm
£30
Seating is limit so please book early to avoid disappointment.
Joanna MacGregor CBE is one of the world's most innovative musicians, appearing as a concert pianist, curator and conductor. As a solo pianist she has appeared with leading orchestras, performing in over eighty countries with eminent conductors.
There will be light refreshments available following the recital.
Classical Concert
Saturday 5th July
6pm - 9pm
£15 online (£20 on the door)
Handel’s Dixit Dominus, performed by the Laughton Village Choir and the Clockhouse Singers, with the Modulus Quartet, who will also perform ‘Evolutional’ by Eliot Lloyd Short. Conducted by Linda Glenn.
Following the concert refreshments will be available in the Belmont Centre.
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