October 2021
STROUD ARTS FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 75 YEARS – EXHIBITION
To celebrate 75 years of supporting the Arts in Stroud, Stroud Arts Festival is staging a week-long exhibition by 18 local visual artists who have all had work commissioned, exhibited or sponsored in the past decade by the charity.
Find out more »Sinfonia Viva featuring Sophie Rosa
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: Innovative, award-winning and Grammy-nominated orchestra Sinfonia Viva pay their first visit to Stroud in what promises to be a highlight of the Stroud Arts Festival 75th Season.
Find out more »Flutter & Fly with Jack Ross
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: Perfect for young children and families, joining in with plenty of singing, dancing, lying down on beanbags, meeting musicians and their instruments.
Find out more »Flutter & Fly with Jack Ross
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: Perfect for young children and families, joining in with plenty of singing, dancing, lying down on beanbags, meeting musicians and their instruments.
Find out more »November 2021
Stroud Symphony Orchestra featuring John Pearce (Violin)
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: Under their conductor Jonathan Trim, Stroud Symphony Orchestra will be performing a wonderful programme of English music with its roots firmly in the local landscape.
Find out more »December 2021
The Hewletts Opera: The Marriage of Figaro – Relaxed Matinee Performance
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: On 11 December, we’ve invited the Hewletts Opera to Stroud, for two performance of The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart’s cherished Opera, a classical masterpiece that has been loved by audiences worldwide since its first performance in Vienna in 1786.
Find out more »The Hewletts Opera: The Marriage of Figaro
Celebrating 75 Years of Stroud Arts Festival: On 11 December, we’ve invited the Hewletts Opera to Stroud, for two performance of The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart’s cherished Opera, a classical masterpiece that has been loved by audiences worldwide since its first performance in Vienna in 1786.
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