Update (15 June 2022): If you are planning to sing with the Prescot Festival Chorus this year but haven’t signed up yet, don’t worry – you will be able to register on arrival at the rehearsal on Wednesday (7pm) or Saturday...
Read more2021 Prescot Festival Is on Its Way
We know how much Prescot has missed our concerts in the past year, so we’re working hard to bring you as much of the 17th Annual Prescot Festival as possible, both online and in Covid-safe ways offline. Look out for arts, music, culture...
Read moreMissing the Come-&-Sing? Join the Self-Isolation Choir
From Fauré and Vivaldi to Mendelssohn and Rutter, the Prescot Festival Chorus (pictured) has given over a dozen stirring performances over the years, attracting an average of 100 sopranos, altos, tenors and basses each time. The pandemic has...
Read more2020 Prescot Festival Come & Sing: Handel’s Messiah
Sorry – this event is now cancelled. Sopranos, altos, tenors and basses are once again invited to join the Prescot Festival Chorus for its annual ‘Come & Sing.’ This year’s event takes place on Saturday 20 June, and...
Read morePress Release: Prescot Festival Invites People to Play Their Part
A Merseyside arts festival is keen for audiences to be at the heart of the action this June. As well as showcasing performers and artists from across the region, the 10-day Prescot Festival always provides plenty of chances for people to get...
Read more2019 Prescot Festival Come & Sing: Vivaldi’s Gloria
SATB singers are invited to join the Prescot Festival Chorus for its annual ‘Come & Sing,’ once again conducted by James Luxton (Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral), with Peter Kwater (St Bartholomew’s Rainhill) at the organ...
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