To all Lichfield Arts volunteers, sponsors, supporters and audiences
We hope that you, your family and friends are staying well and keeping safe in these extremely difficult and challenging times. In circumstances like this, our reliance on music and song to lift our spirits and bring us together is all the more apparent.
We want to be ready to bring you live music as soon as we can after restrictions are lifted, because we appreciate the significance to the health, wellbeing and spirit of our community that our events have. So we're meeting regularly to review our options and make contingency plans while complying with Government and NHS guidelines on ensuring everyone's health and safety.
You'll have seen that we've postponed The West Coast Eagles and King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys until September. We have also postponed May's Blues and Jazz Festival and July's Fuse Festival, and are monitoring official announcements to decide whether/how we can run these and October's L2F Festival at some point this year.
For the latest news please check this website and our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts:
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As a charity, we're extremely grateful for your support and goodwill, which keeps us going. So we'll try to thank you by using our social media to give you music we like and artists we've booked – and if you can support them by buying music or merchandise, that would be brilliant.
Also, if you see anything you think our Lichfield Arts community would enjoy, let us know and we'll try to share it.
In the meantime, look after yourselves and stay safe.
Lichfield Arts Presents...
Blues & Jazz Festival Virtual Church Service | Sun 31 May 2020 | Online
Coming up soon
The West Coast Eagles
Fri 11 Sep 2020
Lichfield Guildhall
(rescheduled from 24th April) The music of the Eagles is timeless and has influenced many artists over the past 45 years. The band have always encapsulated pop, rock, country and a style all of their own layered with superb harmonies and blistering musicianship. To contemplate a tribute show to a band of this calibre and with such a legacy of songs is a daunting task indeed, yet this is exactly what ‘West Coast Eagles’ have done. Read more
Roxy Magic : A night celebrating the music of Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry
Sat 05 Dec 2020
Guildhall
Roxy Magic recreate entirely live material that spans four decades, from futurist/nostalgic art rock, through to classic standards to sophisticated adult-oriented rock. Read more
Sheelanagig
Sun 13 Dec 2020
Lichfield Guildhall
This high-octane five-piece play a wide variety of instruments with reckless abandon, forcing you to dance your socks off and have a good time! These boys sure know how to get a party started. Read more
About Lichfield Arts
About us:
Lichfield Arts is an independent charitable organisation that promotes music concerts, festivals and other events in Lichfield and plays a key role in the thriving arts and creative community in Lichfield district. The organisation plays a key role in Lichfield district’s thriving arts and creative community and has around 300 members including over 130 registered volunteers. Read more
Lichfield Arts is nationally recognised for the promotion of artistic excellence from both our existing heritage and also new and innovative work. The organisation has a distinctive cultural offer which is presented in an informal and accessible way for the whole local community and visitors to the district to enjoy. With around 30 concerts each year covering the genres of folk, roots, blues, rock, roots and acoustic music, as well as several festivals each year, Lichfield Arts offers a year round programme of diverse, community events.
Many thanks to White Stuff for their continued support. Pictured are left to right Charlotte Thacker Asst Manager, Lorraine Mitchell Deputy Manager, Sally Duncan Manager.
The team have been running a book sale throughout January at the Lichfield branch of White Stuff to raise funds for Lichfield Arts. Many thanks to those who have kindly donated books.
"White Stuff are proud to sponsor Lichfield Arts. It is great to support our local community. It is good for business and we get to see some terrific live bands."
Meet the trustees
Lichfield Arts is a non profit making registered CIO Charity and as such, Lichfield Arts requires a board of trustees who have overall control of the charity and are responsible for making sure it’s doing what it was set up to do. Click here to meet the trustees...
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Concert Review - Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham
A near-capacity Wade Street Church and the celebrated duo of Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham were the key ingredients when the much-admired Scottish musicians appeared in Lichfield on Saturday 14th March. Read more...
