Events, festivals, art shows and concerts
Events, Festivals and Concerts
There's a thriving arts scene in and around Marlborough
MUSIC
For music lovers, the Marlborough College Concert Series brings classical performances to the stunning Memorial Hall throughout the year. Since 1999 Marlborough Folk Roots has been presenting the finest folk and roots music at venues as diverse as the Town Hall, churches, church halls, schools and theatres, and independent record store Sound Knowledge puts on occasional concerts too. Mantonfest is an annual outdoor family friendly music festival, while St Peter's plays host to occasional music recitals, talks and art exhibitions. Local pubs often have live music at the weekend too.
ART
Art exhibitions as well as hands-on workshops take place at the gallery at the White Horse Bookshop, and there are occasional exhibitions at the Mount House Gallery at Marlborough College, modern art at Katharine House Gallery and the Town Hall. Just outside Marlborough and in a stunning setting, Rabley Gallery and Drawing Centre also holds exhibitions. During July a host of local artists open up their studios as part of the Open Studios art trail, a wonderful way to explore the area.
Literature
Book lovers aren't forgotten either, with the Marlborough Literature Festival held every autumn.
We've listed the major events here, but please do check our online calendar for details of all events taking place at the Town Hall and other venues in and around the town
The Merchant's House
5 September to 18 October - Sculpture Exhibition
14 October - Ancient pathways: the living landscape
14 October - Chris While & Julie Matthews
Crofton Beam Engines
17 October - Big Mop Fair

The best view in town
18 October - Grimethorpe Colliery Band
Wilton Windmill
22 October - Halloween and Maleficium
22 October to 1 November - Autumn Animal Trail
24 to 31 October - Spooky Tours
26 to 28 October - Growing Things To Eat
21 November - Pocket Floyd
27 November - Christmas Market and Lights Switch-on Event

17 January - Jess Gillam Trio
7 February - National Symphony Orchestra
7 March - Sinfonia Smith Square
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