The Organist Entertains

The Organist Entertains

Every Monday
12 noon
Family friendly event
5 admission
Ayr Town Hall, New Bridge Street, Ayr KA7 1JX

The Organist Entertains is back for the 14th season of weekly concerts arranged by the Royal Burgh of Ayr Organist and Ayr Arts Guild.

Each Monday lunchtime between 8th April and 25th November you can hear a skilled organist playing for an hour from 12 noon, and costing only £5.00!

This year there will be 34 different organists who hail from across the UK plus Germany, Italy and Canada.

During April, four concerts will be held in St Nicholas Parish Church, Prestwick, showcasing the fine Norman & Beard pipe organ there: 8th Dr John Kitchen MBE, Edinburgh City Organist; 15th Alan Kitchen, Organist of Wellington Church, Glasgow; 22nd John R Turner, Freelance Organist from Glasgow; and 29th David Hamilton, University of Strathclyde Organist.

Download the brochure

The brochure listing the 34 organists and four venues (five organs) involved this year is now available from Ayr Town Hall and the Grain Exchange or you can download here.

Many listeners say “It’s a great way to start the week!”

Additional Information
Accessible rooms
Disabled access
Free Wi-Fi

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