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Author of “The Flexible Family Cookbook”, Jo will showcase some of her beloved family recipes and show how everyday can be sensational.
Trask Artist Café, Snape Maltings
Learn tips and tricks to entertain in style. Using a range of outdoor grills you will discover that you can create a delicious feast just using your BBQ.
Sophie-Rose Glover of The Food Hub bring the tastes of Italy to Suffolk with their pasta masterclass. You will make fresh pasta dough and learn how to shape and roll ribbon pasta such as linguine and tagliatelle and how to make and fill ravioli.
Winner of Great British Menu in 2015, Richard has travelled and worked his way through some of the most amazing restaurants and countries across the globe. He has worked for Michel Roux Senior amongst many other esteemed chefs, and was head chef at Galton Blackiston’s Morston Hall. Now the Chef Patron of Benedict’s in Norwich, Richard is a chef to know and watch. Come and learn from the best!
Learn how to cook with local cooking duo Joey and Katy, making fermented piccalilli served with a pheasant schnitzel, crispy fried egg and creamy piccalilli mayo.
Founder of Wahaca, food writer for the Guardian, and Mexican-cookery wizard Thomasina Miers shares her recipes and expertise from her newest cookbook, Meat-Free Mexican.
Internationally celebrated Shobana Jeyasingh Dance presents this explosive union of opera, dance and film in a thrillingly inventive new production: Clorinda Agonistes (Clorinda the Warrior).
Snape Maltings Concert Hall
Join Dr Lucy Walker at The Red House to explore the fascinating life and works of Elisabeth Lutyens: the first British woman to score a feature film.
Imogen Holst Room, The Red House, Aldeburgh
Join us for an invigorating and inspiring day of choral singing. Learn one work in a day, with conductor Ben Vonberg-Clark.
Peter Pears Recital Room, Snape Maltings
A treat for recorder players and early music enthusiasts alike, in a morning lecture and afternoon masterclass, led by Francesca Clements.
Aldeburgh Voices and Ensemble Hesperi mark 350 years since the death of Heinrich Schütz, a central composer of the 17th century, rounding off Early Music Day.
Orford Church
Calling all little ghosts and ghouls: visit the Red House, if you dare, to hear some spooky Suffolk tales, and learn how we can bring stories alive by adding spooky sounds.
Witness award-winning composer, orchestrator and saxophonist Charlotte Harding lead young musicians on a live compositional journey, uncovering various techniques and finally writing and performing an original work of their own.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
A fascinating deep dive into the range and depth of Britten’s song cycles.
Song was at the core of Britten’s musical life, both as a prolific writer and arranger of songs and as a performer alongside his partner Peter Pears. Join us for three special concerts across the Britten Weekend that explore all of the song cycles for solo voice and piano published during his lifetime.
In a world brutalised by conflict, one woman’s experience of horrific violence becomes the defining moment of an era.
Our September to December programme is ready for you. Diaries at the ready. General booking is now open.
