Wild Arts present the third performance of their annual spring concert series.

Wild Arts present some of the greatest stories of all time, with dramatic intrigue, jealousy, comedy, idealism, and pure love.

Wild Arts present the second performance of their annual spring concert series.

Wild Arts present the first performance of their annual spring concert series.

Wild Arts present some of the greatest stories of all time, with dramatic intrigue, jealousy, comedy, idealism, and pure love.

Programme announcement and launch for Thaxted Festival 2024 (with a concert performance by Wild Arts)

Wild Arts present some of the greatest stories of all time, with dramatic intrigue, jealousy, comedy, idealism, and pure love.

Wild Arts gather at The Art Workers’ Guild in London to celebrate the last year of music making, performing to 6,000 people across 40 venues over their summer tour, debuting their Young Artists and Primary Schools Programmes, and expanding their musical programme year-wide.

Wild Arts return to their summer home at Layer Marney Tower with Handel's legendary retelling of the story of Christ – from the annunciation of the shepherds at the start of the Christmas story, to the passion, the resurrection, and the day of judgement.

Wild Arts present Handel's legendary retelling of the story of Christ – from the annunciation of the shepherds at the start of the Christmas story, to the passion, the resurrection, and the day of judgement.

Wild Arts present Handel's legendary retelling of the story of Christ – from the annunciation of the shepherds at the start of the Christmas story, to the passion, the resurrection, and the day of judgement. (Special Fundraising Performance)

Wild Arts present Handel's legendary retelling of the story of Christ – from the annunciation of the shepherds at the start of the Christmas story, to the passion, the resurrection, and the day of judgement.

Wild Arts present Handel's legendary retelling of the story of Christ – from the annunciation of the shepherds at the start of the Christmas story, to the passion, the resurrection, and the day of judgement.

Join us in the wood-panelled Music Room at Burgh House to explore the diverse musical landscape of Paris in the 1950s, when Astor Piazzolla travelled from Buenos Aires to study with the legendary musical pedagogue Nadia Boulanger.

Wild Arts present some of the greatest stories of all time, with dramatic intrigue, jealousy, comedy, idealism, and pure love.

Travel through the musical centres of early 18th century Europe, in this recital of sublime sonatas for violin and harpsichord. We begin in Rome on 1st January 1700 with Corelli, and visit Handel, de La Guerre and Bach in London, Paris and Leipzig.

An evening in Paris at the home of Henriette Renié, the prodigious harpist, composer and teacher who inspired Debussy and Ravel to write music for the harp.

An afternoon of conversation, writing, and sharing around this year’s Bloomsbury Festival theme: Grow.

An inspiring live performance of poetry on the theme of ‘Grow’ by Dark Angels poets John Simmons, Tim Rich, and Thérèse Kieran. Features new poems specially written for the Bloomsbury Festival.