Peterborough Music Hub - PMH

Future GCSE Music students from Hampton College and Gardens took part in song-writing workshops this week, led by an incredible team of musicians. They wrote songs linked to Peterborough's history and then had the opportunity to perform them in Peterborough Cathedral this afternoon. We are very proud of the work they presented, and the level of professionalism shown.

Wow, what an afternoon. First the culmination of the St Oswald project with Hampton College and Hampton Gardens at Peterborough Cathedral followed by the culmination of the Sculpture Trail project with Britten Sinfonia, St Botolph's C of E Primary School and West Town Primary Academy at Nene Park Trust. So much new music and creativity on display from the young people of . Great to see a number of Peterborough Centre For Young Musicians - PCYM students involved too.

Got a passion for music? Or just curious to try something new? Sound Lab is a brand-new, high-energy space where young people (ages 6–18) can create, experiment, and make some serious noise 🎧🔥

Join us for a FREE taster session on May 20th and see what it’s all about—no pressure, just pure creativity.

🎵 Plug in. Play loud. Find your beat.

2 schools on Friday and 6 schools on Sunday! 2 culminations of 2 different but equally engaging musical projects!

We're excited to be welcoming the renowned chamber orchestra Britten Sinfonia to Ferry Meadows on Friday 15 May - and again at Peterborough Celebrates Festival on Sunday 17 May!

🎶On Friday 15 May they will be performing music inspired by the Sculpture Collection and created and performed in collaboration with children at St Botolphs and West Town Primary schools and adults from Cresset Day Centre and Longueville Court Care Home - in the festival big top tent on Coney Meadow.
There are still tickets available for this performance and all are welcome to come along. Tickets are free but need to be booked at https://tickets.nenepark.org.uk/

🎶On Sunday 17 May they will be performing again on the festival main stage at 3-4pm.

Come and celebrate the voices, stories and achievements of everyone involved, and experience how art, music and community can come together in inspiring ways as part of the festival. This showcase has been devised as part of the Collection Connects project funded by Arts Council England .