Name: City of London Festival 2015
Start: 2015-06-22
End: 2015-07-10
Location: St Pauls Cathedral

City of London Festival 2015

Monday 22nd June to Friday 10th July 2015
St Pauls Cathedral, St. Pauls Churchyard, City of London, Greater London, EC4M 8AD, England MAP
from free to £50

Last updated: Mon 18th May 2015

The 2015 will be held from Monday 22nd June until Friday 10th July, and will feature a wide-ranging and eclectic programme which includes music, drama and poetry, installations and exhibitions of visual arts, film screenings, architecture, walks and talks.

Line-up

There will be hundreds of acts and events announced including London Symphony Orchestra, Kaviraj Singh with Sri Bhupinder Singh Chaggar, Jeremy Monteiro, BBC Big Band Trio plus special guest, Akademi presents Navodit, Cajun Roosters Trio, Matthew vanKan, Lila Bhawa-Dance UK, Jazz ensembles from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, The Tom Green Quintet, Don Kipper, Nuevos Aires, Norma Winstone, Wren Choral Marathon, MICappella, Rajasthan Heritage Brass Band, Kora King Mbye Trio, Whiskey Moon Face, Jonathan Mayer, Judy Carmichael, Deco Ensemble, The Dave Green Quartet, Peter Horsfall's Basin Street Brawlers, Javier Moreno y Amigos, The East India Company Meets the Gamelan, Anita Wardell, The Kansas Smitty's Big Four, Noemi Nuti, Martin Taylor, Amabutho, Michael Janisch Quartet, Emily Dankworth, Nordic Jazz: the Sound of Trondheim, Junko Ueda, Tantz, The Bevin Boys, Malphino, The Kansas Smitty's House Band, We Banjo 3, Kourosh Kanani Quartet, Claire Phoenix, Omar Puente Sextet, Xiqu UoL Chinese Opera Network, Jess Radcliffe, Dende, New Covent Garden Dance Orchestra, Jonathan Carr, Scott Garnham, and Omar Puente Sextet.

Theme

This year the festival's theme has not yet been revealed.

Tickets

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Ticket prices vary depending upon event. Many events are free.

More info

For three weeks each midsummer, the Festival animates the unique buildings and outdoor spaces of the City with an extensive artistic programme ranging across many kinds of music, visual arts, film, walks and talks: more than 50 ticketed performances and a further 100 free events outdoors. In recent years its international character has been reinforced.

The Festival also delivers a year-round programme of arts projects in schools and community groups in the City of London and its surrounding boroughs. The creative energies of the education programme's participants generate a unique element of the Festival season: projects culminate in public performances and exhibitions during the Festival each summer.

Festival performances range from large-scale orchestral concerts in St Paul's Cathedral to intimate chamber recitals in the City's livery halls, and from innovative aerial acrobatics to jazz bands in the Guildhall Yard. The Festival promotes new and emerging artists as well as renowned international performers.

Accommodation

This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area.

More information will be here when available.