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Nottingham Chamber Music Festival
11th – 14th July, 2024
Various Venues across Nottingham City Centre
The Nottingham Chamber Music Festival (NCMF2024) returns for a weekend packed with concerts in Nottingham’s cultural spaces! Nottingham’s only classical music festival welcomes newbies and culture vultures to hear some of the UK’s top classical artists. The Festival opens with A Global Symphony at Delilah Fine Foods, a party mix of string quartets and wine! Other performances include an evening exploring Schubert’s “Death and the Maiden” at St Mary’s, Nottingham Young Musicians showcase, free concerts around the city, and a special Family Concert for little ones. Venues include Nottingham Contemporary, St Mary’s in the Lace Market, the Squire Performing Arts Centre, and St Peter’s Church. Join us for a celebration of classical music in Nottingham!
For bookings and information on events, visit the main website via the link or BOOK NOW button above and visit our social media channels for news and updates.
Events at a glance:
Thursday, 11th July: 7.30pm
A Global Symphony @ Delilah Fine Foods
Friday, 12th July: 1pm - 3pm
VQ Discovery Play Along: Haydn "Emperor" Quaret @ St Mary's Church
Friday, 12th July: 7.30pm
The Spirit of Love @ St Mary's Church
Saturday, 13th July: 10.15am Coffee, 11am Concert
Song in the City @ St Peter's Church
Saturday, 13th July: 1.30pm/ 2.30pm/ 3.30pm
Nottingham Young Musician of the Year Showcase @ Nottingham Contemporary
Saturday, 13th July: 6.30pm & 8.30pm
Death and the Maiden @ St Mary's Church
Sunday, 14th July: 1.30pm & 3.30pm
Family Concert! @ Squire Performing Arts Centre
Tickets can be purchased through main website - Click on Book Now button above
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