The Three Choirs Festival has delighted audiences in Worcester with a packed programme of choral concerts, chamber recitals, and family events.

The Three Choirs Festival is thrilled to announce David Francis as the incoming Chief Executive, as Alexis Paterson steps down after this summer’s festival in Worcester.

There is so much on offer at the festival without even having to book a ticket – here are just some of the things you could enjoy for free during the week

The Three Choirs Festival is providing an exciting new opportunity for ten new composers, in partnership with The Carice Singers and Spitalfields Music.

The Three Choirs Festival is back in Worcester this summer and there are lots of opportunities to get involved!

The Three Choirs Festival has begun a recruitment process to find the organisation’s next Chief Executive as Alexis Paterson announces she will leave the organisation following this summer’s festival in Worcester.

The Three Choirs Festival has announced a thrilling new programme for its 2024 edition, with a celebration of nature and its enduring influence on composers and musicians at its heart.

In partnership with King’s School, Worcester, the festival is providing an opportunity to Worcester schools to come together in a celebration of singing.

Dive into an exhibition co-curated by Simon Carpenter, Volunteer Festival Archivist.

Nilufar's Az nahāyate tāriki (From the deep end of darkness) has been nominated for an award.

North Wales based composer and pianist Cameron Biles-Liddell premieres his 'Yr Afon Yn Yr Awyr' in England at Worcester 2024.

Sarah Kirkland Snider premieres her 'Mass for the Endangered' in the UK at Worcester 2024.