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Three Choirs Festival 2010
Festival
7c College Green
Gloucester
Gloucestershire
GL1 2LX
Tel: +44 01452 529819
Three Choirs Festival - Gloucester 2010
7th-15th August 2010
Adrian Partington, Artistic Director ''We are busy putting together a spectacular programme for 2010, one which I hope will capture everybody's imagination. It will include some exciting, but traditional programmes ... and some surprises! I think I can promise that 2010 will be a vintage year... ''
The Three Choirs Festival, held each year since the early eighteenth century, and rotating between the three great cathedral cities of Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford is one of the world’s oldest classical choral music festivals. This heritage has long established the Festival as a firm fixture in the British music calendar and a must-visit for lovers of the great choral works from across Britain, Europe, America and Australasia.
Each festival provides an attached Festival Club, traditionally run by the “Friends” of the home festival, which provides a central social venue for audience and performers alike, as well as food and drink in a welcoming and hospitable atmosphere.
More information will be available in 2010. Contact Three Choirs on (0)1452 529819, email info.gloucester@3choirs.org or visit www.3choirs.org
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Facilities
Provider Preferences
- In town/city centre
- Indoor Event
Accessibility
- All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors
- Toilets for Disabled Visitors
Parking & Transport
- Parking (charge)
Catering
- On-Site café/restaurant - There is a cafe open all day serving drinks, pastries and sandwiches
Establishment Features
- Toilets
Specialist Features
- Marketed towards families
- Marketed towards senior citizens
Road Directions
If you are driving, Gloucester may be reached from junctions 11, 11A and 12 of the M5 and is signposted from junction 15 on the M4. It is on the A38, A40 and A417. Follow the signs to city centre. You can park in various car parks. Walk to the city centre's cross, take Westagate street, proceed to down the street and the Cathedral is on the right hand side.
Public Transport Directions
10-15 minute walk from the bus and train station. Walk to the city centre's cross, take Westagate street, proceed down the street and the Cathedral is on the right hand side.
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