Chichester Festivities 2012

Chichester Festivities takes place over three weeks from Sunday 24th June until Saturday 14th July 2012 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 38th year, and offers a mix of music, literature, outdoor concerts, jazz, theatre, opera, film, comedy, talks, community arts and street theatre.

Line-up

Goodwood Fireworks Concert with A Night of Dirty Dancing, Crazy for Bublé, The Magic of Take That, Bee Gees Magic, Queen Bee, plus David Rees-Williams Trio, Christopher Ondaatje, Smashed – Gandini Juggling, Oliver Reed - Wild Thing, London Cellophonic Orchestra, An Instinct Of Kindness, Dame Harriet Walter, Des O'connor, Barbirolli String Quartet, John Julius Norwich, Rainer Hersch's Victor Borge, Joan Rodgers, Roderick Williams And Roger Vignoles, Beethoven And The Napoleonic Age Coffee Concerts Series, Philip Jackson, Chichester Cathedral Choir, The Kyle Eastwood Band, Julian Clary, The Sixteen By Candlelight, Justin Webb, Sir Willard White, Prebendal School Concert, Michael Pennington, HM Band Of The Royal Marines, The Minerva Ensemble, Peter Sissons, Russian Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra By Candlelight, Sherard Cowper-Coles, Jessica Townsend, Penny Junor, A Celebration Of Youth, Phil Hewitt, Nicholas Kenyon, Grappelli And Menuhin Legacy, Fournier Piano Trio, Piano Recital - Sam Armstrong, Brian Sewell, London Orphean Brass, Graffiti Classics, and Philharmonia Orchestra.

More details regarding the 2012 programme will added when available.

Tickets

Ticket prices vary depending upon event, currently available are tickets for the closing night priced at £25 for adults, £7 for children aged 11-16 years old, and free for those aged 10 and under. To buy tickets, click here.

More info

Renowned for its feast of music, Chichester Festivities 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 information will be here when available.

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