About Penkhull FestivalEstablished in 1966, Penkhull Festival is an annual festival of music and art, taking place in Stoke-on-Trent each September. The festival's home is the historic Domesday village of Penkhull, surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Staffordshire moorlands.
Performers in recent years have included Peter Black, Julien Van Mellaerts, Jocelyn Freeman, the National Youth Chamber Choir, Greg Hallam, Simon Callaghan, Huw Wiggin, Oliver Wass, Robert Max, the Tippett Quartet, Emma Abbate, Fenella Humphreys, Robert Thompson and Voces8. We hope you enjoy exploring the website, and look forward to welcoming you to one of our events. Penkhull Festival 2022Thank you to all who made Penkhull Festival happen in 2022, whether as an audience member, friend, patron, benefactor, volunteer, artist or performer. This year's festival was a great success. You can see what was on in the box below.
15 Sept, 7.30pm: A World of Guitar
Peter Black, guitar 16 Sept, 1.00pm: Lunchtime Concert 16 Sept, 2.00pm: Singing Schools 16 Sept, 7.30pm: Landscapes and Legends Julien Van Mellaerts, baritone Jocelyn Freeman, piano 17 Sept, 7.30pm: Sun, Sea, Sky, Stars National Youth Chamber Choir Greg Hallam, conductor Creative Partners
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Penkhull Festival 2023More details will appear here soon.
In the meantime, please save the dates: Thursday 14th - Sunday 17th September 2023 |