Held Late June.

‘A renowned series of artistic events & exhibitions held annually in the surroundings of the glorious Malvern Hills. Some of the most prestigious musicians, poets, writers, film makers and other artists perform during Autumn every year.‘

ALERT The Aylsham Festival itself seems no longer; so I have used this Record for the Aylsham Festival of Dance, Music and Song - although I could not see any Lectures or Talks in the Programme. Held Early September.

Festival usually held late June/early July.

Festival usually held in October.

Festival usually held in October.

Festival usually held in May.

Festival usually held in May.

‘Recognised nationally and internationally as one of the UK’s leading arts festivals, Buxton International Festival is a summer celebration of the very best opera, music and literature at the heart of the beautiful Peak District.’ Also can hold an Autumn Weekend.

Held Late October - Early November.

'The largest winter music festival of its kind and the UK’s premier celebration of celtic music.' Held Late January.

Festival usually held late June/early July.

Festival usually held every two years in late May.

Festival usually held Mid May.

Festival usually held late May.

Festival usually held in August at different venues throughout Wales.

Festival usually held in early July.

'The Hampstead Arts Festival began, on a very small scale, in 2012 as a successor to the former Hampstead & Highgate Festival. Our aim is to engage, interest and move our audiences with unique and beautiful presentations at Hampstead’s most intimate venues. Chamber music, jazz, song, literature, politics and film, with international stars, up-and-coming artists and - in rich supply in Northwest London - local talent. We’re building a strong local following and also attracting audience members from across greater London and even California!' Held Mid November.

Festival usually held late June/early July.

Festival usually held late July.

'An annual, week-long celebration of the creative arts that weaves throughout the leafy setting of historic Kenilworth. Our aim is to bring together some of the finest contemporary music, literature and art from across the country, as well as to offer a platform for local talent. With a programme of inspiring and engaging events that will exhibit the current creative landscape at its very best, we hope to inspire people of all ages to try new things, hone their skills and indulge their passions.' Held Mid September.

Festival usually held mid-July.

Festival usually held early July.

Festival usually held in June/July.

Festival usually held late October.

Festival usually held early May.

‘An exciting programme of classical music, dance and the visual arts in the magnificent church of St Laurence, Ludlow.’ Held Late June.

Festival usually held in June.

'Manchester International Festival (MIF) is the world’s first festival of original, new work and special events. Over the past 12 years, more than a million people have experienced MIF projects around the city and beyond – everywhere from theatres and galleries to schools, churches and railway depots. Created by leading international artists, often working in collaboration with local residents, our works have thrilled visitors, impressed critics and inspired people all over Greater Manchester.' Biennial [2019]

Usually held throughout October each year.

'Women and men celebrating women's achievements in Monmouth and across the world.'

Record originally used for Morley Literature Festival which has now been incorporated into a Morley Arts Festival. Held Early October.

‘Takes place every two years in this stunniing Shropshire market town.’ Held Mid June [2020]

Festival usually held in May.

‘The Festival offers a broad programme of performances, workshops and talks across the fields of music, theatre, art, film and literature. We aim to celebrate Oxford’s diverse communities and offer something for everyone, whatever their age, background or artistic experience.’ Held Late June - Early July.

Festival usually held late May.

Festival takes place in the second half of July, with a Literary Weekend in November.

'A celebration of the visual arts taking place in galleries homes studios and other venues throughout Pittenweem.' Held Early August.

Festival usually takes place late July.

Festival usually takes place in June.

Festival usually takes place late September.

Festival usually takes place late May/early June.

'Now a regular on the arts scene, the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival has grown to become one of Scotland's most valued cultural events. The Festival takes place in theatres, cinemas, libraries and community halls throughout October each year to help challenge attitudes towards mental health through the arts.' Usually held throughout October each year.

Held Late April.

Festival usually held late June.

Festival usually held late September.

Festival usually held mid-October.

Festival oscillates amongst the three Cathedral Cities: Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester.

'Music, film, science, food and nutrition, exhibitions, Gaelic, debate, readings ...'

‘The Voewood Socials are an occasional series of intimate happenings in the house and gardens: live music, literary talks, rare book fairs, good food and mini-festivals with old friends and those who you have yet to meet ... Set in an enchanting garden, Voewood is shaped like a butterfly with a lavish sense of space and light. An outstanding expression of the Arts & Crafts aesthetic, it’s welcoming and warm with a romantic independent spirit.’ ALERT This Record was formerly used to reference the Voewood Festival.

'Wellington Festival is one of the UK's largest free access festivals and includes dance, drama, poetry, photography, culture and all aspects of literature.' Held During October. (Incorporates Events formerly promoted as Wellington Literary Festival.)

Festival usually held in the second half of October.

Festival usually held early July.

'Windsor Festival Society is the charitable organisation behind the Autumn Festival, Spring Leap, International String Competition and Schools' Programme. Through the continued development of our broad and varied programme we aim to strengthen our position as one of the most prestigious and renowned music and arts festivals in the UK.'

Festival usually held in September.

‘The Festival celebrates and showcases the wealth of talent amongst various local groups, associations and individuals, including children, young people and adults (event categories include: Live music of all genres, Art, Films, Dance, Drama, Theatre, Poetry, Talks, Walks and much more).’ Held Early October.