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
8TH MARCH TO 29TH MARCH
Our fifth annual art exhibition opens on Sunday March 8 and continues until March 29 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1 – 5pm. We are delighted that this year’s show will be curated by Working Spaces, a five-artist collective exploring the spatial contexts of painting .
Working Spaces describe the inspiration behind their works:
“The fullness of colour, shape and pattern decisions in the space are approached as compositional elements to be reactivated. The works are positioned in response to incidental details, drawing attention to visual and spatial contingencies, patinas, motifs and repetitions as aspects of picture making.
“The Victorian Gothic context of architectural and design decisions at The Painted Church offers a layered narrative of complex social and aesthetic histories, and here are put into dialogue with the concerns of contemporary painting”.
SUNDAY 12TH APRIL AT 1:15 PM
Night and Day
Rachel Gordon, Soprano; Victoria Ayano Royce, Flute; Matthew McCombie, Piano.
The programme will include pieces by Elgar, Chopin, Debussy and Cole Porter.
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
March 8 – 28 (Fridays to Sundays, 1 - 5pm) – Our annual art exhibition, this year titled “A Space Already Full”, will be curated by Working Spaces, a UK artist collective & research group exploring painting’s spatiality. The collective consists of artists Katrina Blannin, Moyra Derby, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden and Jo McGonigal.
April 12 "Night and Day" – Rachel Gordon, Soprano; Victoria Ayano Royce, Flute; Matthew McCombie, Piano
May 3 CUBE – Cambridge University Brass Ensemble and University Awards Holders
June 7 Yoko Sakakura - Piano
July 5 Serenata – Chamber Choir for Female Voices
July 11, 12, 18, 19 Cambridge Open Studios – The Painted Church will again host a group of local artists working in a wide range of mediums.
August 2 The Galliard Trio – Flute, Oboe, and Piano/Bassoon
September Open Cambridge. We look forward to taking part again in 2026 with another exciting exhibition. More details to follow.
September 6 Cambridge Voices
October 4 Bruegel Consort – Renaissance Vocal Ensemble
October 11 Eleanor Medcalf and Susan Gritton – Harp and Soprano
October 18 Georgia Morse – Cello
October 25 Peter Mallinson – Viola
November 1 Saint Radegund's Voices
December 6 Veronica Henderson – Cello
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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