Chichester Festivities 2011

Friday 24th June to Sunday 10th July 2011
various venues around Chichester, West Sussex, England MAP
ticket prices vary depending upon event

Last updated: Fri 13th May 2011

Chichester Festivities takes place from Friday 24th June to Sunday 10th July 2011 at various venues around Chichester. At the heart of the festival is Chichester's Norman Cathedral where international symphony orchestras, jazz legends and many world-class artists have performed throughout the festival's history.

The event will be in its 37th year, and offers a mix of music, literature, outdoor concerts, jazz, theatre, opera, film, comedy, talks, community arts and street theatre.

Line-up

The Magic Of Soul & Motown And Abba Magic Fireworks Concert, Elaine Paige, Philharmonia Orchestra, Jacqui Dankworth, Peter Snow, The Sixteen, The Central Band Of The Royal Air Force, Blake, Fiona Phillips, John Simpson, Zic Zazou, Coffee Concerts With Roderick Swanston, Jan Garbarek And The Hilliard Ensemble, Melvyn Bragg, Peter Knight's Gigspanner, Cantabile, Matthew Parris, The Kate Rusby Band, Humphry Lyttelton Band & Andy Hamilton, Robin Hanbury-Tenison, Amanda Roocroft, Classic Buskers, Christopher Lloyd, Chichester Cathedral Choir, Hugo Vickers, Ukulele Orchestra Of Great Britain, Jerry Harmon, Evan Davis, Waxing Lyrical, A Celebration Of Youth, Simon Munnery, Mark Logue (King's Speech), Two Halves Of Guinness, Smoke Fairies, Minerva Ensemble, Sir John Standing, Steve Bloom, Warsaw Village Band, Peter Bowles, Radio Daze, Prue Leith, Nathan Penlington - Uri And Me, Crooked Fiddle Band, 'News', plus lunchtime concerts, Chifest cabaret, and Sculpture In Paradise with more acts still to be announced.

Talks By Melvyn Bragg, Peter Snow, Steve Bloom, Christopher Lloyd, Robin Hanbury-Tenison and many more to come.

Renowned for its feast of music, Chichester Festivities 2011 offers much more with some 150 events of virtually non-stop entertainment. Audiences will be spoilt for choice as the city plays host to leading names from the worlds of classical music, jazz, talks, comedy and outdoor with headline events at Chichester Cathedral and other key venues in the city.

More details regarding the 2011 programme will added when available.