BREMF 2022 events

BREMF Midsummer Season featuring 10 exciting indoor and outdoor events runs 24-26 June and tickets are NOW ON SALE.

Join us for medieval fun with Joglaresa; Jubilee celebrations with Fair Oriana; folk and bluegrass; family events; Indian music & dance and more.

CLICK HERE to download a postal booking form if you are unable to book online.

Sunday 12 June, 11am

Indian Music & Dance Workshop, Crawley - Aradhana Arts

Come and learn about the beautiful traditions of North Indian classical music and dance from three of the UK’s most distinguished performers.

Friday 24 June, 7.30pm

In Transit to the Baroque - In Echo

The tale of the birth of the baroque typically focuses on vocal music but this concert tells a parallel story from the point of view of instrumental music, featuring music by Sermisy, Willaert, Bertali and Frescobaldi.

Friday 24 June, 9pm

Transiting the Night Hours - BREMF Consort of Voices

Sacred music and chant from the monastic night Offices of Compline and Matins fills the glorious spaces of St Bartholomew’s Church.

Saturday 25 June, 11am

Endo the Earthworm perf 1 - Rust & Stardust

Nature in transition: from below ground to above, from predator to prey, from nourishment to nutrients and from a caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. For primary-aged children and the young in spirit.

Saturday 25 June, 2.30pm

Endo the Earthworm perf 2 - Rust & Stardust

Saturday 25 June, 5pm

¡Bailemos! - Joglaresa

Get your dancing shoes on for a concert that will (literally) be electrifying as we celebrate the legacy of Belinda Sykes. Come and join the party!

Saturday 25 June, 8pm

Folk in Transition - Hope Cove

From the British Isles to the New World. Blending traditional ballads, Irish jigs, Scottish reels and Appalachian bluegrass, Hope Cove draw their repertoire from centuries of music on both sides of the Atlantic.

Sunday 26 June, 12 noon

Indian Music & Dance Workshop, Brighton - Aradhana Arts

Come and learn about the beautiful traditions of North Indian classical music and dance from three of the UK’s most distinguished performers.

Sunday 26 June, 3pm

The Daksha Yagna - Aradhana Arts

A rich King. A grand ceremony. A sacrificial fire. A reincarnation. A powerful mythological story from the ancient Hindu scriptures about Sati, who married the ascetic Lord Shiva much against the wishes of her father, King Daksh