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A Celebration of Classical Music
The Nottingham Chamber Music Festival returns from July 10 - 12, 2025, bringing a vibrant mix of classical performances to some of Nottingham's most atmospheric venues. Whether you're a seasoned culture vulture, or new to classical music, this festival offers something for everyone to explore
What to Expect:
This year's theme, "Beyond Borders", explores classical music global influences, featuring artists who blend traditional and contemporary styles. Concerts in July Include:
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Concerts in Unique Spaces - Experience music in a Grade II - listed Victorian Tunnel, the elegant St Mary's Church in the Lace Market, the art gallery of Nottingham Contemporary, and in Nottingham's food hall institution Delilah Fine Foods
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Internation Artisits - pianist Rebeca Omordia brings her acclaimed African Concer Series to St. Peter's Church, while Tāla Tarang, a duo of Indian tabla and classical harp, offers a mesmerizing fusion of sounds.
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Family- Friendly Concert - On July 12th, delight in a joyously interactive Family Concert with Musicians from Sinfonia Viva, in a special concery by kid- friendly company MishMash productions
With a mix of free and tickered events, the festivalks invites audiences to discover chamber music in fresh and unexpected ways. For full details and bookings, visit http://www.nottchamberfest.com
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