Drawing on a rich heritage dating back to the 18th Century, Stamford Arts Centre is a thriving multi-arts venue at the heart of the town. We are extremely grateful to the centre for its help in hosting this year’s festival.
The beautiful SAC ballroom regularly hosts a range of concerts across their hugely popular classical music season that runs from October through to May every year. This May will be no different, when four of our major festival concerts will be gracing the ballroom floor. You can purchase tickets here from the Stamford Arts Centre website.
Call: 01780 763203
Email: boxoffice@stamfordartscentre.com
Web: www.stamfordartscentre.com
General Opening Hours Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 8pm, and One Hour before Sunday Films.
Browne’s Hospital, one of Stamford's most recognisable historical landmarks, traces its long history back to the late 1400s. Find out more about its past and intimate grounds on the Browne’s Hospital website here.
Host of our favourite late night Schubert soirées and Sunday lunchtime concerts, we look forward to returning to its beautiful setting in our upcoming 2022 festival.
Travelling far for the festival? Though set in the midst of the rural midlands, Stamford is still only 2 hours away from London by car or taxi. If you’re thinking of coming by train, the closest major station is Peterborough with direct connections to London and the North, and just 20 minutes away from Stamford in the car.
Stamford is also home to a handsome number of beautiful hotels, bed and breakfasts, pubs, eateries, restaurants, and private accommodation just a click away. Take a look at the following sites to see what’s available: