Welcome

Founded by William Mathias in 1972, the North Wales International Music Festival aims to bring the finest international classical artists to North Wales.

After scouring the whole of North Wales for a venue worthy of hosting the classical music greats, Mathias chose St Asaph Cathedral for its outstanding acoustic. Classical musicians and audiences alike have been wowed by the quality of this acoustic for the last thirty nine years and counting.

There have been many artists who have played regularly as part of the Festival; the BBC National Orchestra of Wales played at the first Festival in 1972, and it has now become Festival tradition to close with this magnificent orchestra.

The North Wales International Music Festival is a week of magical music, offering something for all the family.

News & Events

Tuesday 6th March
NWIMF Fundraising Dinner/Cabaret
manorhaus, Ruthin, 7pm

An evening of food and cabaret songs performed by the illustrious vocalist Ann Atkinson, sympathetically accompanied by Christopher Frost at the pianoforte.

Tickets are £25 per head including a set 3-course dinner and interspersed with aforementioned frivolities.

Bookings direct with manorhaus on a first come first served basis.

Tuesday April 10th
An Evening of Madrigals
Rhug Chapel 7pm

A local vocal ensemble will perform in a ticketed event at the Rhug Chapel on the Rhug estate near Corwen

Tickets available soon.

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