Sevenoaks Three Arts Festival


2026 Festival – the Festival will be held over two weekends in June – 13th, 14th, 20th and 21st June, culminating with the Cupwinners’ Concert on Saturday 27th June. It will be held at Walthamstow Hall Senior School, Sevenoaks with classes available in Speech & Drama, Piano, Singing (including Choirs), Woodwind & Brass (including Orchestras), Strings and Accordions.

The syllabus is available on the link below. Entries are now open and can be made up to 25 April 2026 , also using the link below.

Click here for the 2026 Festival Syllabus

Click here to enter the 2026 Festival www.playandperform.co.uk/staf

Click here to contact the Secretary


Sevenoaks Young Musician of the Year Competition

Sevenoaks Young Musician of the Year Competition - Sunday 22 March 2026


The Sevenoaks Three Arts Festival also organises the Sevenoaks Young Musician of the Year Competition, for serious music students between the ages of 12 and 21. This one-day event will be held on Sunday 22 March 2026 at Walthamstow School Hall Senior. Entries close on 14 February 2026.

We are delighted to welcome Finchcocks Charity Limited as a new sponsor of the Sevenoaks Young Musician Competition. We are grateful for the continuing support of Black Cat Music and Acoustics, Sevenoaks District Arts Council, Sevenoaks Town Council, Sevenoaks School and Sevenoaks Music Club.

Tickets to watch the event can be bought from:

Ticketsource.co.uk/sevenoaks-three-arts-festival

Adults: £12 for the day. Accompanied Under 16’s free.

Click here to learn more about the competition

Click here to download a copy of the 2026 entry form

Click here to see the Young Musician Competition Report - March 2025



President: Lord Sackville     Hon. Vice President: Mrs F Pragnell

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mr P Harlow Chairman Mrs S Day Secretary/Acting Treasurer Mrs C Cao Mrs M Holgate Mr E Oatley MBE Mrs K Redman Mrs A Saul Mrs L Shen Mrs J Surrey Mr G Yu 

The Sevenoaks Three Arts Festival gratefully acknowledges the generous assistance received from the Sevenoaks District Arts Council (which is funded by the Sevenoaks District Council) and the Sevenoaks Town Council.