Daisy OuPraised as a “deft” (The Telegraph), pianist with “exceptional talent” (The Daily Telegraph), “commanding the stage with panache” (The Evening Standard), Sydney-born pianist/actor Daisy Ou has performed throughout Australia, […]
We welcome you to the annual members Christmas party on the 15th December from 6pm for drinks and canapés. This event is open to all members.
SOLD OUT In this lovely historic market town, you will learn this ancient craft and be able to print your own beautiful festive designs using a wide range of hand […]
The Ancient Olympic Games and their Modern Successors SPEAKER: John Osborne John Osborne taught Classics for many years at Marlborough College. In his retirement, he has lectured regularly for NADFAS, […]
Elena TopogonovaElena is a concert pianist and chamber musician based in London. Her repertoire is primarily comprised of Russian music, with a particular focus on the music of Nikolai Medtner. […]
Join us on the first Friday of the month for Parkinson's UK coffee morning at Cardinal Coffee Shop in St Peter's. Come along to chat with others between 11am and […]
Please join us and our many vendors for our Spring Craft Fair. We will have several stalls selling a range of products and crafts from candles, wax melts and infusers […]
Join us at St Peter’s for our first ever night of comedy! Thus far we have the wonderful: Greg Winfield – MC. Top comedians confirmed for the night are: Walter Jack, Michael Kholweg, Graeme Coulam and headliner Andy Askins! Tell your friends, bring your laughter, enjoy our pop up bar and join us for our first but not last comedy night at St Peter’s.
Ikuko InoguchiDescribed as “a brilliant pianist between worlds” (Der Kessener), Ikuko Inoguchi is an internationally acclaimed concert pianist and performer-scholar. Ikuko is particularly interested in exploring repertoire which displays cross-cultural influences and […]
The Strange Death of Marlborough Union Workhouse SPEAKER: Nick Baxter Nick Baxter is a local historian, author, lecturer and tour guide TOPIC: Opened in 1837, the Marlborough Union Workhouse’s early […]
St Peter's and St Pauls' Trust Annual General Meeting at 6pm on the 26th March 2024 Open to all members
Sound Knowledge by arrangement with Outsider Artists present Nick Harper. Shop favourite and acclaimed singer-songwriter/guitarist Nick Harper will be playing St. Peter's on Saturday 30th March 2024 in a triumphant homecoming […]
Thank you so much for donating to St Peter’s and St Paul’s Marlborough Trust. Your support is helping us to raise vital funds in order to preserve this building of significant historic interest and to provide a centre for the community to explore its history and enjoy its space.
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