Where is it?
St Marylebone Parish Church is in the heart of Marylebone, located just next to the Marylebone High Street in Central London. Both the church building and the area are filled with incredible heritage, which is celebrated by our festival.
How to get there?
St Marylebone Parish Church is located close to a number of stations and buses, including Marylebone, Kings Cross, St Pancras and Euston.
The two closest tube stations are Baker Street or Great Portland Street (around a five minute walk) and Marylebone Road is serviced by bus numbers 18, 205, 27, 30, 453 and N18.
Why visit the festival?
Welcome to the St Marylebone Festival, a series of concerts, events, and workshops showcasing the cultural and musical life of this parish. In addition to our main series of evening events, we host regular lunchtime and afternoon concerts and organ recitals. We work with exciting partners and guest artists as well as our renowned music department to present this varied selection of events throughout the year.
What are the venues like?
St Marylebone Parish Church has been a centre of music, heritage, and community for over 900 years. Today, we prioritise being a welcoming and accessible venue where everyone is welcome. We are a Dementia-Friendly Venue and our staff and volunteers are trained dementia-friends. The building is wheelchair accessible. There is a wheelchair ramp from Marylebone Road which will bring you to the main entrance of the church and a lift inside to the lower level.
Local accommodation
There are many different accommodation options in the local area, and with the convenient transport links our events are easily accessible.
What can tourists visit nearby?
Regent’s Park, Madame Tussauds and The Wallace Collection
Food & Drink
The Marylebone area has many different options for food and drink – with Marylebone High Street behind the parish church there are lots of cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs.
What type of programmes does the festival have?
The St Marylebone Festival offers a rich and varied programme of high-quality music events throughout the year. Originally part of the St Marylebone Changing Lives project, the festival has grown beyond its weeklong format and now runs independently, celebrating the unique heritage of the St Marylebone area. It features an array of performances by exceptionally talented musicians, telling the stories of the local community through creative and engaging musical experiences. From classical concerts and chamber recitals to contemporary collaborations and community-based events, the festival brings together audiences of all ages to enjoy the vibrant cultural life of St Marylebone.
Dress code
The events do not have a dress code.
