All of the events at the 31st St Albans International Organ Festival are Covid secure. If you find that you can no longer attend you will be entitled to a full refund. Read more
6 July | Celebrate the power and intimacy of the human voice, with performers who are renowned for their passion and precision. Read more
7, 8 and 9 July | Pre-recorded video performances by talented young organists from around the world, presented on the big screen. Read more
10 July | A concert featuring one of today's most influential soloists. Read more
11 July | Baritones Roderick Williams and Felix Kemp and pianist Susie Allan perform works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Butterworth, Ireland and more. Read more
11 July | A recital given by Thomas Trotter, the President of the International Organ Festival. Read more
12 July | An eclectic programme performed by Jess Gillam. Read more
13 July | A piano recital given by Steven Osborne. Read more
14 July | Organ students from the Royal Academy of Music perform with live electronics, percussion and piano, directed by the innovative composer/organist Franz Danksagmüller. Read more
15 July | An Organ recital given by Daniel Hyde, Director of Music of the Choir of King's College, Cambridge. Programme includes works by Mozart, Mendelssohn and Hurford. Read more
16 July | Prizes are awarded for the 31st St Albans International Organ Festival. Read more
16 July | The finale of the 31st St Albans International Organ Festival. Read more
8, 9, 15 and 16 July | Enjoy 30 minutes of uplifting music in the middle of the day, presented in the spectacular Cathedral crossing. All recitals are free and un-ticketed. Read more