Welcome to the website of Southrepps Music Festival, a week-long celebration of live music in a beautiful corner of rural Norfolk. Founded in 2010 by Ben Johnson, Tom Primrose and Daniel Goode, the Festival brings leading artists and young talent together in outstanding performances of chamber music, song, opera and more.
Whether you’re a long-standing supporter of the Festival or discovering us for the first time, we hope you’ll find something here to inspire, delight and surprise — from solo recitals to staged opera, young artist showcases and masterclasses to our much-loved gala.
Whether you’re a long-standing supporter of the Festival or discovering us for the first time, we hope you’ll find something here to inspire, delight and surprise — from solo recitals to staged opera, young artist showcases and masterclasses to our much-loved gala.
About the Festival
The Southrepps Music Festival was founded with a simple mission: to bring music of the highest quality to our community and visitors in a welcoming and beautiful setting. From its beginnings, the village of Southrepps has played a vital role in the Festival’s success. Locals and newcomers alike support our events with enthusiasm, making the Festival one of the most anticipated fixtures in the region’s cultural calendar.
This year’s Festival
While we’re finalising this year’s dates and programme, sign up to the mailing list to make sure you don’t miss a moment of what promises to be another unforgettable week of music in Norfolk.
Previous festivals have featured:
Previous festivals have featured:
- Britten’s Curlew River — a chamber opera, beautifully staged in St James’ Church.
- Young Artist Recitals — showcasing emerging talents alongside experienced professionals.
- Chamber Music & Solo Performances — intimate concerts spanning classical, contemporary, and experimental repertoire.
- Festival Gala and Community Events — celebratory concerts bringing together locals and visitors alike.
Visit Southrepps
Nestled in the heart of North Norfolk, Southrepps is a charming village full of character, community spirit, and history. Wander along tranquil lanes, explore Southrepps Common with its wildlife and reedbeds, or enjoy local hospitality at the village pub and church. Just a short drive from the North Norfolk coast and historic market towns, Southrepps offers the perfect mix of peaceful countryside and cultural adventure — and a beautiful setting for the Southrepps Music Festival.