The Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts will return to the Cheltenham Town Hall 9th May - 17th May 2025.
The syllabus for the festival can be viewed on the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts website.
What is the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts?
The Festival was first held in 1926. Today the annual Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts is packed with performances in music, dance and drama by children from local schools, theatre groups, dance schools and music clubs. There is something different every day from ballet and tap to piano and strings, Shakespeare and poetry. Adults also provide music and drama performances including the Choral Day on the last Saturday.
The Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts is proud to be one of Cheltenham's oldest festivals, allowing generations of children to perform at Cheltenham Town Hall, Playhouse Theatre and Bethesda Church.
For more unmissable events in Cheltenham check out our helpful guides - Cheltenham - Festivals Guide & Cheltenham What's On Guide. To plan your stay in Cheltenham visit our Cheltenham Hotels Guide, Cheltenham Eating Out & Cheltenham Staycations.
Cheltenham Town Hall, the main venue for the Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts, is located in the Imperial Square, a short 5 minute walk from Cheltenham town centre. Cheltenham is situated off junctions 10, 11 and 11a of the M5, Cheltenham lies within the main motorway network in easy reach of London, Bristol and Birmingham. If travelling from the north on the M5 it is possible to leave from junction 9 and take the A435 south. For full information click here - Getting to Cheltenham by car.
It is easy to travel to Cheltenham via coach and train. With many direct services available from most major cities. Coaches come into Royal Well Bus Station in the town centre, less than five minutes walk from the Town Hall. The train station is a ten minute drive to the town centre. Click here for full information about Getting to Cheltenham.
Season (9 May 2025 - 17 May 2025) |
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