We had a successful AGM on 16 March, and now looking ahead to September.
We are busy preparing the 2021 Festival to be held on 17th, 18th and 19th September. It will be a 3-day festival this year due to covid restricting our plans.
If you would like to help as a volunteer at the Festival, please email friends.wfma@gmail.com and we will be in touch.
Sadly, following government advice in these unprecedented times, the Festival committee have made the decision to cancel this year’s festival. We plan to be back in the spring of 2021.
We are pleased to announce that the Winchcombe Music & Arts Festival’s AGM is bring held in the White Hart at 7.30pm on Monday 9th March.
The AGM will provide an update on the Festival Committee’s activities and so will be a great opportunity for everyone in the town to understand what the committee is has been doing and is planning to do.
Everyone is welcome and we hope you can make it.
The Festival is over for another year. Many thanks to those who came to our events and made it such a success.
To relive some of the memories, click the Pictures option in the menu.
If you would like to be more involved or have suggestions for next year’s Festival, please email us at enquiries.wfma@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you next year.
If you saw Susy Firth at last year’s Festival you’ll be excited to hear that she’s back this year. Susy will be appearing once again with the Winchcombe Poets at the Encounter Church: Monday 20 May from 7.30pm.
Today, 30 April is the last day you can take advantage of the Early Bird Discount. From tomorrow all tickets go up to their full price, so buy your tickets today!!
Tickets for the 2019 Festival are selling fast. Book them online on this website or from the Tourist INformation Centre in Winchcombe.
This year there is a special offer with Sudeley Castle. You will get reduced entry during the week of the Festival on production of a Festival ticket – £12.50 for adults, and £4.50 for children. (One reduction per ticket).
We were saddened to hear that Malcolm Ranieri FRPS passed away in October. We were honoured that Malcolm led the Steam Railway photography workshop during our 2018 Festival and appreciated his amazing passion and knowledge from planning it right through to the very last moment of the day itself. We extend our sincere condolences to his family.
