Outdoors
SongPath walk in Stanmer Park
Brighton Early Music Festival ends with a two-hour walk of song and nature through Stanmer Park, finishing with apple juice in the orchard.
Brighton Early Music Festival closes this year with a SongPath walk in Stanmer Park on Sunday 25 October, from 1.30pm to 3.30pm. It’s an afternoon of walking, talking and music-making outdoors, built around nature, singing and wellbeing.
The singers Joanna Harries (mezzo-soprano) and Jess Dandy (contralto), who co-founded SongPath, lead it. Leo Duarte plays oboe and Kate Conway viola da gamba. The walk ends with a glass of apple juice in Home Farm Orchard, courtesy of Brighton Permaculture Trust.
Tickets are £10. Accessibility questions go to cathy@bremf.org.uk.
Sources
- SongPath Walk — Brighton Early Music Festival
- SongPath — SongPath
Details can change. Check with the organiser before you go.
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