Lichfield Arts kick off their 2017 programme this weekend with a performance by the Reel Hot Ceilidh Peppers.
Christmas just isn’t Christmas without the panto, and this is the biggie, the one Midlands panto that’s a must-see treat in a tradition that defies fashion and time.
Celtic folk rockers Quill return to Lichfield next month.
A special Christmas Eve reading of Twas The Night Before Christmas will take place at the Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum later this month.
Since forming in the sixties, Lindisfarne have led the field in folk-rock music with their strong song-writing matched to musicianship of the highest calibre.
Aladdin is a non-stop seasonal celebration brought to life by a crack team of experts, an all-singing, all-dancing parade of sheer silliness and good cheer.
Birmingham-based dance company ACE will celebrate 20 years of shows with a thought-provoking production at the Lichfield Garrick next month.
There are few things that can be guaranteed in life, but a large audience at a King Pleasure concert is usually one of them – and the six piece ensemble played to a packed house when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
A new illumination show will bring Lichfield Cathedral to life in the build-up to Christmas.
I look forward to the panto season all year and I’m delighted to say this year’s Garrick panto – script by Paul Hendy, directed by Tim Ford – is bigger, slicker and funnier than ever with production values to rival national shows on every level.
The award-winning musical partnership of harpist Marie Ni Chathasaigh and guitarist Chris Newman kept a Lichfield audience enraptured by their musicianship and easy on stage demeanour when they appeared at the Guildhall.
Comic Lee Hurst is bringing his new tour to Lichfield.
