Since our project launched with October Fest in autumn 2021, music lovers can look forward to recitals held on the first Sunday of every month, and every Sunday in October with recitals beginning at 1.15pm. In addition to these we have extra special concerts throughout the year with a very special Christmas carol concert in December.
As well as world class music you can enjoy exhibitions, Open Days, talks and tours. See below for listings of what's coming up at The Painted Church.
Tickets to all our events are available from our Trybooking Event Page
SUNDAY 2 MARCH at 1:15pm
Portraits in song
Rachel Godsill and Marie-Noëlle Kendall bring us a special programme for International Women's Day.
Tickets £6 (£5 students). Under 16s free. You can buy them here.
MARCH 9TH - 30TH
INTERLACED
For our fourth annual art exhibition we have a breathtaking array of artists whose works merge the tactility of traditional textiles like tapestries or wearable forms with the ethereality of digital works. Curated by Anam Cara, the multidisciplinary studio of Solen Fluzin and James Alec Hardy, Interlaced offers an immersive exploration of the dialogue between physical and virtual. From handwoven tapestries to the infinite iterations of generative design, the artwork invites reflection on how we perceive and interact with material culture, and reveals the aesthetic potential of algorithmic art.
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 1 - 5pm
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH AT 7:30 PM
We are delighted to invite you to the CD launch of Two Violas: Regeneration. This performance marks the premiere of a powerful new album bringing together works which in different ways suggest a process of "regeneration". Our friends Peter Mallinson and Matthias Wiesner will play a selection of pieces from the album, accompanied by pianist, Lynn Arnold. Doors open at 7pm for drinks and the bar will remain open following the performance so that you can meet the musicians
Tickets £15, under 25's £5, and you can buy them here.
Photograph: Faruk Kara
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH AT 11AM
Windows on Women
A talk for International Women's Day reflecting on some of the women portrayed in All Saints' Church stained glass. Doors open 10.45am.
Spaces are limited to 20 places for this event and can only be booked in advance. Tickets are only £5 and you can buy them here.
THURSDAY 3RD APRIL AT 7:30 PM
Queen of Hearts
The Gesualdo Six bring their much lauded Queen of Hearts to The Painted Church; a stunning and original programme with music largely from the sixteenth century dedicated to queens both celestial and earthly.
Bar will be open from 7pm.
Tickets £25, under 25's £15, and you can buy them here.
SUNDAY 6TH APRIL AT 1:15 PM
Harmoniemusik bring us a programme which will include Schubert and Winter in Sherwood by Jason Carr.
Tickets only £6, students £5, and under 16's are free, and you can buy them here.
(May be subject to change)
Sunday recitals begin at 1.15pm
Sunday March 2 Rachel Godsill, Soprano; Marie-Noëlle Kendall, Piano
March 9 – 30 Our fourth annual art exhibition, more details and opening times to follow
Friday March 14, 7.30pm The CD launch of Two Violas: Regeneration
Saturday March 15, 11am Windows on Women. Reflections on some of the women portrayed in All Saints Church stained glass: a talk for International Women's Day. Advance tickets only
Thursday April 3, 7.30pm Gesualdo Six
Sunday April 6 Harmoniemusik
Sunday May 4 CUBE – Cambridge University Brass Ensemble
Sunday June 1 Karolina Csáthy, Violin: Harrison Cole, Piano
Sunday Sunday July 6 Richard Latham, Baritone; Madeleine Holmes, Soprano; Gavin Roberts, Piano
Sunday August 3 Cambridge Voices, Ian de Massini, director
Sunday September 7 Eleanor Medcalf, Harp; Susan Gritton, Soprano
September, date tbc Britten Sinfonia Opus 1
October Fest:
Sunday October 5 John Richens, Piano quintet
Sunday October 12 Georgia Morse, Cello
Sunday October 19 John Richens, Piano; Rosalyn Hart, Violin; David Whitaker, Cello
Sunday October 26 Divine Simbanegavi, Mezzo-soprano; Isaac Chan, Piano
Sunday November 2 Instrumental Awards Scheme
Sunday December 7 Nikolai Kazantsev, Cello
Saturday December 13, 7pm Granta Chorale, Janet Wheeler, director
There are no toilets at All Saints' but our friends at d'Arry's on King Street (literally three minutes away) have generously offered our visitors use of their facilities. In addition if you choose to eat there you will receive 20% discount on your food bill, if you have a ticket for that day's event.
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