The Lichfield Festival is currently recruiting community organisations, local businesses, schools and individuals to help with a new public art project set to launch at this year’s event. Not
The Bishop of Lichfield met up with a saint this week when the Rt Rev Jonathan Gledhill greeted ‘St Chad’ when he visited the Cathedral.
The life of the 7th
Most Lichfeldians will know something about Dr Samuel Johnson, but if you’ve never learnt about the life of Erasmus Darwin – grandfather of Charles, who lived in Lichfield from 1756
Lichfield music fans will get the chance to see two top female artists in action when Sally Barker and Kerry Smyth take to the stage at the Guildhall.
The January
Next month Lichfield Cathedral’s resident orchestra, the Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra will be offering an altogether more thoughtful evening’s entertainment than the usual Valentine’s Day blockbuster concerts.
The Lichfield Garrick is celebrating after running what has been the most successful Christmas production in it’s history.
Over 27,000 people attended the production which received rave reviews
Visit Lichfield are reminding everyone not to miss out on one of their tours of Lichfield’s spooky city centre before the current season ends.
The Gruesome and Ghostly tours,
Two Lichfield-based bands will join the line-up for the Lichfield Real Ale, Jazz and Blues festival with a date at Lichfield Guildhall.
Maximum90 and Crisis Blues Band are
A acclaimed production of Prescription: Murder featuring the legendary Inspector Columbo in his first ever case is to hit the Lichfield Garrick.
In this stage adaptation of the world famous
Two vocal groups who became popular in the 1960s are to perform in a show at the Lichfield Garrick.
A 60s Night Out will feature The Fortunes and The Ivy
The band that set last year’s Real Ale , Jazz & Blues Festival alight ‘TIPITINA’ are making a return to play Lichfield Guildhall on Friday January 21st.
The three piece
An event to take place at Lichfield Cathedral aims to raise funds for their East End appeal will see the performance of 150 psalms.
The Cathedral’s East End appeal