Upcoming Events

The Haydn Wood Music Festival is a Musical Festival for young people up to the age of 21, based in the Colne Valley, West Yorkshire.

Dr David Clover came to Sheffield in 1966 having been appointed as the city's Music Adviser to the Education Department. It was one of the earliest residential courses for music teachers and its daily choral sessions, organised by David, brought the first members of the Sheffield Teachers' Choir (as it was then known) together in 1968.…

Selston Music Festival began as a non-competitive music festival in 1942. It attracted widespread interest in that year and also the following year and the enthusiasm with which the Festival was received encouraged the founder members of the committee to begin a competitive festival in 1944. The festival takes place in November each year…

Suffolk Festival is for people of all ages and a wide range of ability. Amateur musicians, dancers and actors have the chance to perform in a friendly and supportive environment, with the constructive advice of a professional adjudicator. Most classes are competitive, but we encourage a friendly atmosphere in which the emphasis is not on winning,…

Wadebridge Festival is an annual music and speech festival for amateur performers, held in North Cornwall. Our 2027 Festival will be taking place from Monday, 1st March to 6th March

The aims of the Worksop Music and Drama Festival are educational, providing a public platform from which keen performers can receive the encouragement and advice of an experienced adjudicator, and appreciate the value and enjoyment to be gained from performance. The festival is held in March every year, culminating in an Award Ceremony & Prize…

The Festival began in 1948 at Highbridge Town Hall. It has grown from an afternoon of musical performances to a large event held over 13 days in two different venues with over 2000 performances in Speech & Drama, Dance and Music. Performers are adjudicated by professional adjudicators, who are recognised by The Federation, and marks are…

Reviving the 90 year old festival, the festival will relaunch in March 2025, aiming to provide a nurturing and supportive performing platform for aspiring amateur musicians of all ages, and all backgrounds, in our community.

The aims of the Worksop Music and Drama Festival are educational, providing a public platform from which keen performers can receive the encouragement and advice of an experienced adjudicator, and appreciate the value and enjoyment to be gained from performance. The festival is held in March every year, culminating in an Award Ceremony & Prize…

The Festival is only possible thanks to the continued and valued support of all our sponsors and patrons. The Festival is a registered charity and every contribution is vital to our continued success. Mansfield have a number of classes this year which are free to enter, these include our vocal duets, piano duets and six hands one piano classes…