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Festival Friends Scheme
The Festival always needs additional support from its Friends -
and there are many reasons to support the Festivities. You might want
to ….
Support the overall Festival thus ensuring its continuation for future generations.
Support the arts - both local and worldwide, amateur and professional.
Support a particular event.
Support our youth, educational and outreach programmes within the community or our
free large-scale event that invites the local community to get involved.
Meet old friends and make new friends with similar interests or use us to book a hen party or birthday event.
Play a role in supporting the local musical life and artistic ambitions.
Join in the celebrations of our rich heritage.
You can support the Festival and join in the celebrations in a number of ways:
By becoming a Festival Friend.
By donating towards the overall Festival or towards a particular area of
the Festival's work, such as youth, educational or community projects.
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Festival Friend Benefits |
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By becoming a Festival Friend for a minimum donation of £25, take advantage of the following benefits:
Priority mailing of Festival programme directly to your home.
Priority booking for all Festival events before the general public.
Best available seats during the priority booking period.
Family name printed in Festival event programmes.
Half price lunchtime concert tickets throughout the Festival (subject to availability).
Priority booking on any Festivities 'Out of Season' events.
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Donation Benefits |
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By donating towards the overall Festival or an event, or towards
a particular area of the Festival's work, such as youth, educational or community
projects, take advantage of the following benefits:
All of the above.
Subject to the level of donation, we will discuss individually tailored benefits,
such as using an event as a way of entertaining family, friends and colleagues.
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Gift Aid |
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Friend's membership payments and donations can be made under the Gift Aid Scheme, allowing the Festivities to reclaim tax.
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