Manchester Classical is a vibrant celebration of the city’s dynamic classical music scene, showcasing Manchester as a premier European hub for world-class artistry and classical music culture. Curious listeners of all backgrounds will find something to delight in, while seasoned enthusiasts can look forward to unexpected discoveries.
This is the place where the city’s creative community unites to foster collaboration, inspire future generations, celebrate artistic excellence, and ensure Manchester’s classical music legacy continues to thrive.
The festival will showcase a variety of programmes across the weekend from the city’s most exciting classical ensembles at The Bridgewater Hall. The weekend includes performances in the main auditorium from the BBC Philharmonic, ENO Chorus, Hallé, Manchester Collective, Riot Ensemble, RNCM as well as free performances in the Barbirolli room from the Hallé Youth Training Choir, BVG: The Indian Choir of England, Ancoats Community Choir and the AMC Gospel Choir.
Food and drink will be available throughout the weekend – check the website for more information closer to the time.
There are also plenty of places to eat and drink in the surrounding area and Manchester City Centre.
There is no dress code. Audiences should feel comfortable, relaxed and to enjoy the show.
Manchester Classical represents the forward-thinking, collaborative spirit of Manchester and we are delighted to showcase the rich and diverse talent of the city’s classical and choral scene with this inspiring festival.
Manchester Classical is held at The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester M2 3WS.
The Bridgewater Hall is Manchester’s international concert venue, built to give the best possible space for music.
Nearest Metrolink tram stops: St Peter’s Square or Deansgate-Castlefield
Nearest bus stops: St Peter’s Square, Portland Street or Deansgate
Nearest rail stations: Deansgate and Oxford Road
More info through this link.
The event is based in Manchester city centre so there are many accessible attractions nearby.
