Our concert series features renowned international musicians, ensembles and young talented artists on Saturday evenings in the Auditorium of Parbold Village Hall in Lancashire.

The Auditorium has recently been refurbished and is loved for its excellent acoustics and warm, welcoming ambience. Our magnificent piano – a 2002 Steinway Concert Grand Model D, originally from the Barbican Concert Hall in London – attracts some of the world’s finest pianists. Audiences return again and again for the rare opportunity to hear world-class performers in a small venue, and to see musicians perform so close to their seats.

Join us in our 50th anniversary season to hear a first-class line-up of musicians, including four of the world’s greatest piano players. You can hear Rachmaninoff played by Anna Tsybuleva, Liszt with Alim Beisembayev, Beethoven performed by Paul Lewis and Chopin with the ‘colossus’ of the keyboard, Sir Stephen Hough.

We welcome six ensembles this year, including world music with Kosmos Ensemble, and festive melodies with the Intrada Brass Ensemble in December. The Meliora Collective – known as the ‘Pocket orchestra’ – make a welcome return, the distinguished Brodsky Quartet performs string quartets, and the ever-popular Craig Ogden closes the season with his Aquarelle Guitar Quartet.