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 4TH MAY AT 1.15 PM
Cambridge University Brass Ensemble
We are delighted to welcome back Cambridge University Brass Ensemble who this year bring us a programme which includes Michael Hurd, Harlequin Battle Suite; Jim Parker, The Golden Section; Joseph Horovitz, Music Hall Suite.
Tickets only £6, students £5, and under 16's are free, and you can buy them here.
TUESDAY 20TH MAY AT 7.30 PM
Film screening
The Man Who Painted His House
All Saints' is hosting the screening of a short film exploring the craft and legacy of David Parr. It will be a very special evening at The Painted Church, a place where David Parr himself once painted as part of his work with F. R. Leach & Sons.
The film is the outcome of an 18-month-long research project led by Dr Victoria Mills from Birkbeck, University of London & The Jarman Lab, collaborating with David Parr House. The screening will be accompanied by a live performance of Richard Uttley’s original score for viola and piano, inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement.
This isn’t just the story of one man. As Dr Mills, who leads the British Academy-funded project behind the film, explains:
"The film brings much-needed attention to the overlooked role of the ‘art-workman’ - the skilled, working-class artists whose hands shaped some of the most beautiful interiors of the 19th century, yet whose names rarely appear in the history books."
Tickets are available from £15 and you can buy them here.
(May be subject to change)
Sunday recitals begin at 1.15pm
Sunday June 1 Karolina Csáthy, Violin: Ben Collyer, Piano
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
October Fest:
Sunday October 5 John Richens, Piano quintet
Sunday October 12 Rachel Godsill, Soprano; Marie-Noëlle Kendall, Piano
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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