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1815 Clementi piano

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Last Update: 9 March 2012

Jazz Evening Friday - 1 June

Jazz in the Finchcocks cellar

Click here for more details and online booking. Held in the Cellar, suppers served from 7.30pm, music starts at 9.00pm.
Admission to jazz is £8.00 (£4.00 for concessions), two course home cooked supper available at £12.00. Booking advisable. Fully licensed bar and snacks. Further details and online booking
Email tynacarter@finchcocks.co.uk Tel: 01580 211702 for offline bookings and enquiries.  
 

NEW EVENT! 11 & 12 July 7.00pm

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Pre-theatre workshop at 6pm.
PEEL Heritage brings the classic novel 'Black Beauty' to life this summer at Finchcocks in a stylish and contemporary open-air theatre production.

As told through the eyes of the stallion, the story follows Black Beauty's life as a workhorse in the 19th century - from his carefree days on a country farm to a more gruelling existence. Find out more

Support Finchcocks

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All the musical events at Finchcocks are supported by the Finchcocks Charity. If you'd like to support us, consider becoming a Friend of Finchcocks which will directly benefit the Charity. Download the information sheet here.

Online Booking Now Open!

We are delighted to announce that tickets for Finchcocks-promoted events can now be purchased online! All major credit cards are accepted. Payments are securely processed using PayPal - and you don't need an PayPal account either.

New for 2012

We are pleased to introduce a new catering team at Finchcocks this season, headed by Executive Chef, Graham Stock. Home cooked lunches with seasonal produce from the Finchcocks gardens served in the Cellar Restaurant from 12.30pm until 2.30pm on all Open Days without reservation. Hot Dish of the Day priced £8.50, desserts £4.50.Please see our new catering pages for details.

Welcome to our 40th Anniversary Year

40th anniversary flash!

It is 40 years since Finchcocks first opened its doors - initially as centre for building and restoration under the auspices of the Adlam Burnett Workshop and then, very shortly after, as a living museum which has now blossomed into one of the leading centres for the study and performance of period keyboard instruments.

Do come and visit us this year and help us celebrate - as we receive no public funding, we rely on our visitors and our many other supporters to keep us going! To find out when you can visit, either privately, or with a group, please look at our Opening Times page.

For details of our special events - concerts, fairs, special education open days etc, please look at our Events page.