St Peter's Marlborough

Gallery @ St Peter's: Paul Karpinski
2024-11-05 - 2024-11-28 | St Peter’s Marlborough, High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1HQ, United Kingdom
Throughout November the Gallery @ St Peter’s has the privilege of exhibiting Paul Karpinski. His work which leans towards, wildlife, landscapes and nature will on display within St Peter’s on the following dates:
Week 1: 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th
Week 2: 12th and 13th
Week 3: 19th and 20th
Week4: 26th and 27th

A bit about Paul:
“I’ve always had a passion for Art ever since my parents introduced me to the famous Art galleries and museums in Italy. At Art School I studied Art & Design for 4 years and developed a keen interest in the Bauhaus and Arts & Crafts movements.
My background is in Art Direction within the field of Advertising & Marketing. More recently I’ve been pursuing my own artistic projects and have developed an original, contemporary style that combines photography, illustration and design, with a screen print edge to it! I hope you enjoy these pieces of work, as much as I have creating them.”
– Paul Karpinski

Christmas lights switch on and Santa's Grotto
2024-11-29 16:00 - 20:00 (Europe/London)
Join us at St Peter’s as we get into the full festive swing and join in the Marlborough town Christmas lights switch on. For the first time St Peter’s will be switching on our outdoor Christmas light display in co-ordination with Marlborough High Street.
Along with the illumination we will be hosting Santa’s Grotto in St Peter’s and celebrating with a live piano performance.

Santa’s Grotto (4:00-6:00pm)
Christmas piano performance by Kim Emery (5-6:20pm)
Christmas light switch on (6:30pm)
Santa’s Grotto (7:00-8:00pm)
Cards for good causes (open all evening)
Cardinal Coffee Shop selling mulled wine, mince pies and other festive treats

We hope to see you there!

Christmas Fair
2024-11-30 10:00 - 15:00
Please join us and many local businesses for our Christmas Craft Fair on the Saturday 30th November!
We have many vendors returning from our previous Fair and some exciting new ones! They will be selling a range of products, from hampers and gifts to candles and infusers, local Gins and natural skin care, handmade textiles, glass crafts and art – all perfect gifts for Christmas.
Our current line up includes (More to be announced):

David Oliver – Handcrafted wood items

Martin Holdstock – Stained Glass

Franki – Wax Melts

Sharon’s Textiles

Brigante Textile Arts – Inspired by myth, magic, nature and folklore

Hana’s Coasters

Susie Price – Prints, cards, signs

PA Hampers & Gifts

Still Sisters – Gin

Recalm Holistic – Natural skin care & essential oils

Willow House Prints by Anthony Doherty – Linocut art prints

Macmillan Cancer Support

We also have the Cards for Good Causes pop up shop with us throughout the build up to Christmas and the Cardinal Coffee Shop will be in full festive swing.
FREE ENTRY

Brilliant International Musicians Series: Ensemble Renard (wind quintet)
2024-12-01 19:00 - 21:00
Programme for Sunday 1st December:
Umoja – Valerie Coleman
Summer Music – Samuel Barber
Wind Quintet – Thea Musgrave
Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm, from Mikrokosmos – Bela Bartok, arr. George Strivens
INTERVAL
Six Bagatelles – Gyorgy Ligeti
Andante – Mozart
Quintette – Francaix

Ensemble Renard comprises five of the country’s most outstanding young musicians. Together, they exist to explore a wide range of timbral possibilities within modern day chamber performance. Centrally a wind quintet, Ensemble Renard’s frequent collaboration with composers and guest instrumentalists allows them to showcase a prismatic variety of colours.
Ensemble Renard carefully curate compelling and contrasting programmes tailored to each audience, aiming to take repertoire rarely given the light of day to audiences from London to the Hebrides and beyond. From Gershwin to Knussen, each piece they play demonstrates the kaleidoscopic versatility of the ensemble, and most Ensemble Renard concerts feature works especially written or arranged for them.
Ensemble Renard have quickly emerged onto the scene as one of the UK’s most promising young chamber ensembles. To date, they have been made Tunnell Trust awardees, Britten-Pears Young Artists, Stoller Hall Young Artists, and awardees of the Countess of Munster Musical Trust’s Recital Scheme. Performance highlights of the ensemble’s career so far include their European debut at the Dinard Opening Festival in Brittany, a recital at the Aldeburgh Festival, and an appearance on BBC Radio 3’s ‘In Tune’ with Sean Rafferty.
Ensemble Renard champion new music and regularly commission works for wind quintet, having begun their career working with composers including Hans Abrahamsen and John Woolrich on performances of their repertoire. They were among the first artists to be awarded a grant from the Vaughan Williams Foundation in support of a new commission by Luke Lewis, and in 2023 they recorded their debut album of commissions by the Stomping Ground collective.
The Ensemble’s members are some of the most promising young classical musicians of the moment, who regularly perform with the London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Aurora Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Manchester Camerata, English Touring Opera, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, London Chamber Orchestra, and the English National Opera, to name but a few.
Ensemble Renard’s concert diary has something for everyone. They can be found performing traditional recitals at music clubs up and down the country, putting on family concerts with narrator and school-based workshops, recitals in collaboration with organisations including Wigmore Hall and Spitalfields Music, in addition to performances at new music festivals in collaboration with a host of different composers.
The 2023/34 season will see Ensemble Renard continue to take their work across the UK, with performances at Snape Maltings as Britten-Pears Young Artists for the second year running; recitals at venues including St John’s Smith Square and the Stoller Hall, and a return for the third year running to the Llanfyllin Music Festival in Wales.

Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's Marlborough
2024-12-02 10:00 - 15:00, 2024-12-09 10:00 - 15:00, 2024-12-16 10:00 - 15:00, 2024-12-23 10:00 - 15:00
The indoor Monday Market @ St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Parkinson's UK Cafe
2024-12-06 11:00 - 12:30
Come along for a chat with others, share experiences and find out more about what is on offer for the local Parkinson’s community.
More information is available from Jane: 0344 225 3694 / jhenderson@parkinsons.org.uk
No booking needed, just drop in anytime.

A Christmas Cabaret
2024-12-06 19:30 - 22:00
An evening of carols and Christmas songs in aid of the Prospect Hospice and the Jubilee Centre.
Tickets: £10.00, available from White Horse Bookshop, Sound Knowledge & Elaine’s Travel. Enquiries tel: 01672 516235

Friday 6th December
7:30pm
Licensed Bar

Event by Manton Productions

St Peter's Christmas Fundraiser and Santa's Grotto
2024-12-07 12:00 - 16:00
Santa returns with his elves to St Peter’s, one last time, before heading off to the North Pole to get ready for Christmas. St Peter’s Christmas fundraiser is in aid of St Peter’s roof appeal and we have a day of festive children’s treats planned.
As well as Santa’s Grotto we’ll have a range of children’s activities including:

Gingerbread decorating
Tombolla
Make your own reindeer food
Face painting
Story time with the elves (12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30)

We’ll also have an 11am performance by Marlborough Community Choir, Cards for Good Causes will be open and mulled wine, mince pies and a range of festive treats will be available from the Cardinal Coffee Shop.
Get your tickets below to avoid disappointment.

St Peter's Member's Party
2024-12-13 18:00 - 20:00
The St Peter’s member’s party is being held on Friday, December 13th this year. We hope to see you all there for some drinks and nibbles.

Marlborough Community Choir Christmas Concert
2024-12-15 16:00 - 18:00
On Sunday 15th December, Marlborough Community Choir (MCC) will give a Christmas Concert to help raise funds to support Ukraine. Ukrainian families staying in our local community will be joining the MCC.
MCC ran a similar event last year and the concert went really well. Everyone enjoyed the music, there was a wonderful sense of community, and we raised an amazing £1,067.00 for Medical Aid Ukraine.

Carols & Music By Candlelight *SOLD OUT*
2024-12-22
Performances at 4pm and 7.30pm *Sold Out*

Get into the Christmas spirit by singing your favourite Christmas carols and songs accompanied by Kim Emery live on the grand piano.

Solos and readings by guest artists.
Charity raffle for Cancer Research
Free sweet bag for every child
Bar available

Tickets £6.13 (Sold by Kim Emery via Eventbrite)
4pm tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/carols-music-by-candlelight-tickets-1071736906939
7.30pm tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/carols-music-by-candelight-tickets-1071769243659

New Year's Eve Party - The Great Gatsby - *SOLD OUT*
2024-12-31 20:00 - 2025-01-01 01:00
St Peter’s Presents
The Great Gatsby, New Year’s Eve Party! *SOLD OUT*
Come join us at St Peter’s Marlborough to see in the New Year at our Gatsby themed New Year’s Eve party!

Live music by the Gershwin Gang! A mix of Swing and modern hits with a twist
A free drink on arrival and a glass of champagne to toast in the New Year
Hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening
Fully licensed bar
Tables seat six
Jazz club feel
Dance floor
New Year countdown

Dress to impress, Gatsby theme is optional but you know you want too. This will be a limited number event so we will sell out. Event starts at 8pm and runs until 1am. Doors open 30 mins before event begins. Adults only.
Bookings for parties of 6 will be all on one table, smaller bookings will be on mixed tables. You can contact us upto the 27th December to request to combine bookings, email events@stpetersmarlborough.org.uk

Ticket prices (Per person)
Early Bird Price (until 2nd December, 11:30pm)
Members: £40
Non-Members: £45
Regular Price
Members: £50
Non-Members: £55

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Jan 6
2025-01-06 10:00 - 15:00
The indoor Monday Market returns for 2025! Our ninth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 6th January and would love to see you all and hear about your Christmas breaks.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Marlborough Ecstatic Dance Journey
2025-01-11 19:20 - 22:30
Marlborough Ecstatic Dance Journey & Cacao: The Four Elements + Live Music
Ecstatic Sound and Movement Journey with Cacao, & Music Themed to The Four Elements – LIVE Didgeridoo, Handpan, Shruti & Vocals

Join Alison from Just BE Sound and Movement Therapy and David, Nomadic Therapist for this Ecstatic Dance Journey – The Four Elements, with live didgeridoo, handpan, shruti and vocals.
This is part of The Four Elements January Tour – 9 dances across Berkshire, Wiltshire and Somerset.
PRE-BOOK – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/marlborough-ecstatic-dance-journey-cacao-the-four-elements-live-music-tickets
TICKETS ON THE DOOR £22 – Email alisonheaslewood@outlook.com or arrive at 7.15pm.
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Enter the space in sacred silence from 7.20pm and join us in meditation.
At 7.30pm, sitting in circle, you’ll be guided through a short centring practice, with an invitation to scan the body, emotions and mind. This practice is an oppportunity to bring more presence to your experience and to connect more deeply with your self and your heart.
As we move into our cacao ceremony, we pass our Guatemalan cacao around the circle with love, before practicing gratitude and setting intentions together.
We’ll begin our movement journey together with a little guidance to warm up. The invitation is to disconnect the mind and connect with the body freely, without self-judgement or fearing judgement from others. Movement is conscious, intuitive and spontaneous as you allow the vibrations of the sound to resonate in whichever way feels right for you. Each dance journey is different, with the music an eclectic mix of different genres. You’ll be invited to be curious with your exploration of your body and movements, to bring moment by moment awareness to what’s moving through you.
The evening will close with a sound bath with didgeridoo, handpan, shruti and vocals, a short closing circle with fruit, and some optional time to socialise.

IMPORTANT INFO:
This is an over 16’s, safe, respectfully alcohol and drug free environment. We move/dance barefoot or with grip socks. Photos/videos may be taken during the event. Come and join our friendly, growing community!
Please note that by purchasing a ticket you agree that Just BE Sound and Movement Therapy is not liable for any injury or harm that you may incur at this event (dancing only exactly as YOU feel to) & you agree to take full responsibility of yourself, your health, your wellbeing and all of your belongings whilst at the session. Thank you.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY:
‘What an experience, mind blowing, loved every minute of it!’
‘That was the best experience of my life! To feel no judgement in a room full of people!’
‘How does ecstatic dance feel? Like you are truly in your own world, letting your body take in and respond to wonderful music….to really FEEL the music and what that brings up in your body. ‘
‘Alison incorporates a few questions and prompts which guide you to really be in the moment and let go further. As a newbie to this type of dance, I’ve tried it a handful of times and am completely hooked. I had never danced before and was very self-conscious at first, I’m overjoyed at how liberating and natural this feels and it is now one of my core activities for self -and soul nourishment!’
‘Your voice was incredible! Added another dimension to the journey. Such a beautiful experience.’

WHERE: St Peters Church, Marlborough. There is free parking in the high street after 6pm.
PLEASE BRING: Wear comfortable clothing, dress as the authentic YOU. Bring a water bottle, grip socks if you do not want to move barefoot. You may wish to bring a blanket for the relaxation at the end.
CANCELLATIONS: No refunds, however, you may nominate another person to attend in your place if you are unable to.
CACAO: Contraindications: Ceremonial Cacao is not recommended for anyone in the first trimester of pregnancy, with a serious heart condition, epilepsy or taking antidepressants. If you would like to still attend and take a much lower dose, you can do so at your own risk. Our Cacao is First Grade Ceremonial Cacao from Guatemala.
Cacao is a powerful plant medicine that contains iron, zinc, potassium, copper, and magnesium which contribute to cardiovascular health. It is said to have benefits for depression as it contains anandamide, the bliss molecule and has the ability to trigger the release of dopamine and endorphins and increase serotonin. Cacao also has powerful antioxidants and can balance blood sugar levels by increasing the blood flow to the brain. This helps with focus and awareness. Cacao also has spiritual and emotional benefits and can help us to connect with our higher self, tune in to our intuition and access transformational states.

ABOUT:
Alison – Just BE Sound and Movement Therapy is run by Alison Heaslewood who qualified in Sound and Movement Therapy with the British Academy of Sound Therapy. She is also the founder of Ecstatic Dance Berkshire.
Following a five year episode of chronic pain in her twenties and a diagnosis of fibromyalgia, she turned to alternative methods of healing, including Sound Therapy. Along with sound, movement was instrumental in her full recovery. She has been supported on her spiritual path by cacao, meditation and connecting to nature, and has been continually called to explore deep practices of surrender and awareness.
With five years vocal training she has discovered the power of the voice to heal and brings soothing vocals into her sound sessions along with other percussion.
She creates nurturing, relaxing and safely held spaces for anyone seeking a space to Just BE.
https://www.instagram.com/soundandmovementtherapy
To read reviews: https://www.facebook.com/JustBEsoundandmovementtherapy
David – Sound Healer, Master Dowser
https://www.nomadictherapist.com
https://www.instagram.com/nomadic_therapist
https://www.facebook.com/DowsingDavid
David is a key member of the Ecstatic Dance Berkshire Team. His deep connection with Earth energies and sound has most recently led him to hold sacred sound baths in West Kennet Long Barrow. A talented musician, he plays didgeridoo, handpan, drum and bowls, and often plays during or after Ecstatic Dances. In particular, his didgeridoo playing has been well received by the dance community, as the vibrations bring new depths to the journeys and create space for deep healing. He also leads meditations, walks and teaches dowsing.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Jan 13
2025-01-13 10:00 - 15:00
Marlborough’s Monday indoor market has returned for 2025!
Our tenth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 13th January and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley and bread from Beetroot & Pickles Bakery.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Marlborough History Society presents: Shaping History: the symbolism of the urban destruction and creation in the period of World War II and its aftermath
2025-01-16 19:30
Shaping History: the symbolism of the urban destruction and creation in the period of World War II and its aftermath
Speaker: Christopher Moule, Head of History at Marlborough College

Combining his knowledge of both History and History of Art, Christopher will talk about the rebuilding of European cities that were destroyed or badly damaged in World War Two. In the war, thousands of towns and cities suffered badly from aerial bombardment, shelling, or other forms of demolition. These included several capital cities, as well as places of immense cultural and historical value.

Tickets available on the door
Free for History Society Members and Students
£5 Non – Members

St Peter's Church Roof Appeal Concert
2025-01-18 19:00 - 21:00
Jamie Cochrane (Music Graduate Assistant at Marlborough College) plays works by Chopin, Ravel, Liszt and others, and is in conversation with Robin Nelson (former Head of Music at Marlborough College)
Tickets £20 (£15 for St Peter’s members). All proceeds and donations to the Trust’s Roof Appeal.

Programme
Chopin – Barcarolle, Op. 60
Clara Schumann – Romance, Op. 21, No. 1; Scherzo No. 2, Op. 14
Ravel – from Miroirs: Oiseaux tristes; Une barque sur l’océan; Alborada del gracioso.
Scriabin – Piano Sonata No. 4 in F-sharp major, Op. 30
INTERVAL
Liszt – Piano Sonata

Jamie Cochrane

With playing of ‘great clarity’ and ‘surprising strength for one so young’, Jamie Cochrane enjoys a varied musical career, ranging from concerto soloist to collaborative pianist. He is keen to bring music to a wide audience, programming less widely-performed works alongside audience favourites. Winner of the 2024 Norah Sande Award, Jamie has performed internationally, including venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, and recent performances have included Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Colchester Symphony Orchestra and Bernstein’s The Age of Anxiety with the de Havilland Philharmonic Orchestra. He has also been fortunate to receive lessons and masterclasses from pianists such as Steven Osborne, Yevgeny Sudbin and Tom Poster, amongst others.
From 2019 to 2022, Jamie was the pianist in the Oxford-based, contemporary music group Ensemble ISIS, where he had the opportunity to work with composers Shirley Thompson and Cheryl Frances-Hoad, amongst others, as well as collaborate with and perform works by student composers. During this time, the ensemble was also involved in a recording project in connection with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Chamber music continues to be important to Jamie, and recent performances include the Brahms Horn Trio and Rachmaninoff’s Suite No. 2 for two pianos.
After being crowned Essex Young Musician of the Year in 2018, Jamie went on to study at Merton College, Oxford, where he was awarded both instrumental and academic scholarships. Having graduated with a first-class degree, he went on to hold the position of Graduate Musician in Residence from 2022-23 at St. Hilda’s College, Oxford, whilst continuing his studies in London. Jamie has just finished his Master’s degree at the Royal Academy of Music with William Fong and Michael Dussek, where he was also awarded a DipRAM for outstanding performance in a postgraduate final recital. He is generously supported by the Wayne Sleep Foundation, Robert Turnbull Piano Foundation and the Cullis Bursary Fund.

Feria Chamber Orchestra New Year's Concert
2025-01-19 15:30 - 18:00
Feria Chamber Orchestra New Year’s Concert
Founded in 2023 and conducted by Stefan Hofkes, the 38 piece Feria Orchestra is a collaboration of professional and non-professional musicians and friends from Reading, Bristol and further afield. The orchestra celebrated its inaugural concert in January 2024 and performs regularly in the south of England.
You-Chiung Lin, soloist for our January 2025 concert, is a pianist and chamber musician based in the UK. After graduating from Tunghai University in Taiwan, she was awarded a full scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Her concerto appearances have been frequent and greatly praised. She is a truly versatile musician at home with music as diverse as Mozart to Lutoslawski.
Feria, meaning ‘Festival’ in Spanish, signifies celebration, and our aim is to inspire and entertain audiences through performing classical music in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Programme:
Conductor: Stefan Hofkes

Beethoven – Piano Concerto No.1 (Soloist: You-Chiung Lin)
Wagner – Siegfried Idyll
Faure – Pavane
Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe
J. Strauss – Blue Danube waltz

Tickets:
£15 adults; £5 students & under-18s

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Jan 20
2025-01-20 10:00 - 15:00
Marlborough’s Monday indoor market has returned for 2025!
Our eleventh Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 20th January and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley, organic products from Friends with Nature, All That Glitters handmade silver jewellery, Lib’s Aromatherapy and Treebitz Wooden Kitchenware.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Jan 27
2025-01-27 10:00 - 15:00
Marlborough’s Monday indoor market has returned for 2025!
Our twelfth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 27th January and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley, bread from Beetroot & Pickles Bakery, handmade silver jewellery by All That Glitters, Lib’s Aromatherapy and Chloe May Creates brings her unique florally inspired jewellery.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Feb 3
2025-02-03 10:00 - 15:00
Our thirteenth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 3rd February and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley and Lib’s Aromatherapy based in Marlborough.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Wantage Big Band at St Peter's Marlborough
2025-02-08 19:00 - 21:00
Under the inspirational leadership of Phil Singleton, Wantage Big Band will be visiting St Peter’s to perform a repertoire ranging from Glenn Miller classics to contemporary jazz.
Join Wantage Big Band live at St Peter’s for mix of classic big band, modern toe-tappers, and lots in between.
The seating for the evening will be tables with 5-6 chairs to create a more relaxed jazz club feel.
We have a bar running throughout for alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments. Beers start from £4.50 and wine £6.00. We do not offer teas and coffees at our music events due to speed and noise limitations.
It will be an evening to remember and we look forward to seeing you there. Tickets below, please pre-order to avoid disappointment.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Feb 10
2025-02-10 10:00 - 15:00
Our fourteenth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 10th February and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley. We also have Chloe May Creates, bringing her beautiful handmade jewellery, and the Chocolate Bliss chocolatiers will be bringing the finest confectionary, perfect gifts for valentine’s day.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Brilliant International Musicians Series: Mishka Rushdie Momen (piano) and Catherina Lee (violin)
2025-02-16 19:00 - 21:00
Mishka Rushdie Momen (piano)
Hailed as ​ “one of the most thoughtful and sensitive of British pianists” (The Times), Mishka captivates audiences with her refined and expressive playing. Her wide repertoire focuses on Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann, whilst reaching back to Gibbons and Rameau. Committed to performing new music, Mishka premiered An Inviting Object by Héloïse Werner at the Lucerne Summer Festival in 2022.
Highlights of the 2023/24 season include debuts with London Philharmonic Orchestra performing Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto, and Mannheim Chamber Orchestra performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.9 and Haydn’s Piano Concerto No.4. Notable orchestral engagements to date include City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss, and Britten Sinfonia. Mishka’s debut solo recording, Variations, was released in October 2019 , featuring works by Robert and Clara Schumann, Brahms and Mendelssohn. She was The Times Arts critics’ chosen nominee in the field of classical music for their 2021 Breakthrough Award, and in 2024 she recorded to great acclaim a solo album for Hyperion, Reformation, featuring music by English composers of the Elizabethan age.

Catherina Lee (violin)
Catherina is one of the most gifted and promising violinists to have emerged from Queensland, Australia. She is described as possessing exceptional musicianship with a unique charm, poignancy, and sensitivity that place her in a league of her own. Catherina gave her first public recital at 9, debuting with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra at 13, performing Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto. At 15 she was accepted into the class of Gerhard Schulz, at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna.
Catherina has collaborated with Steven Isserlis, Kim Kashkashian, Philippe Graffin, and Wilfried Strehle amongst others, and as a soloist she has performed with numerous orchestras throughout Europe and Australia, including Göttinger Symphony Orchestra, the Vienna Ensemble, and Camerata – Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra.
Numerous masterclasses with a number of leading musicians have been enriching and supportive. These include Steven Isserlis, Serguei Azizian, Ivry Gitlis, Boris Brovtsyn, and Erich Gruenberg. Catherina plays on a GB Guadagnini, Turin c1771, generously on loan by a private sponsor.

This event has been selected for St Peter’s Trust membership discount. Please use your membership number, found on your membership card to apply your discount at either the Basket or Checkout stage when ordering. If you do not have your membership number please contact events@stpetersmarlborough.org.uk for support.
For information about how you can support St Peter’s Trust by becoming a member click here.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Feb 17
2025-02-17 10:00 - 15:00
Our fifteenth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 17th February and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley along with the best coffee in Marlborough from the Cardinal Coffee Shop.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.

Sound Knowledge Presents - Louis Dunford
2025-02-19 19:00
Rising London singer-songwriter Louis Dunford visits St Peter’s for one of Sound Knowledge’s first outstores of 2025.
Joining us from 7pm Wednesday 19th February on St Peter’s stage for an exclusive outstore performance to celebrate the release of his debut album ‘Be Lucky’.
The album features the singles “Lucy”, “The Local” and “The Angel (North London Forever)”, the latter a tribute to his home borough of Islington which has been adopted as a club anthem by his beloved Arsenal. With a Glastonbury appearance and sold out shows at the O2 Kentish Town Forum and Hammersmith Eventim Apollo already under his belt, 2025 is set to be a big year for Dunford.
If you’d like to attend this intimate performance in a beautiful setting, album and ticket bundles are available for purchase, featuring a copy of the new album (released Friday 14th February) and a ticket to the event.
Standalone tickets are also available but we’d ask you to consider buying a bundle where possible- it’s better value for you and the album sales help both the artist and also us with organising these events. Tickets and bundles are available exclusively from Sound Knowledge via the link below:
https://www.sound-knowledge.co.uk/products/louis-dunford-outstore
Under 16s must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. This is a standing event but please notify us by email if you have any access requirements.

Marlborough's Indoor Monday Market @ St Peter's - Feb 24
2025-02-24 10:00 - 15:00
Our sixteenth Monday Market will be open at 10am on Monday 24th February and we would love to see you all turn out and support local products and produce. This week we will have meat reared by Grove Farm Stitchcombe in the Kennet Valley along with Silver Jewellery from All That Glitters and Treebitz Wooden Kitchenware.
The indoor market at St Peter’s runs every Monday, 10am to 3pm. Our aim is to showcase the best of local businesses bringing together their products and produce all under one roof.

New stalls added each week,
Local businesses, products and produce,
Great tea, coffee, cakes and lunches at the Cardinal Coffee Shop,
All set within Marlborough’s beautiful 550 year old landmark building.

We want our markets to be for the benefit of the whole community, let’s get together and support local.
