Hexham & District Music Society

World-class music. Right here in Hexham.

We’re delighted to present our 2025/26 season — six live concerts of outstanding live chamber music, performed in Hexham’s landmark venues: the Queen’s Hall Arts Centre and Hexham Abbey.

Another year, another rich celebration of classical music in its most intimate form. Six concerts and repertoire ranging from Bach and Brahms to Rachmaninov and Ravel. Established big-name performers such as Ensemble 360 and the London Handel Players, and rising stars including the Mithras Trio.

Whether you’re a long-time supporter or attending for the first time, we invite you to join us for a season of music that’s welcoming, world-class, and local.

Visit our What’s On page explore the full line-up and book your tickets online.

Celebrating more than 75 years of live music in Hexham

We’ve been bringing outstanding classical music to Hexham since 1950. Our small volunteer team works hard to create concerts featuring both internationally recognised performers and exciting new talent. We want everyone in the North East to feel welcome and to enjoy great music — no prior experience needed.

Buy a season ticket – Enjoy every concert

Subscribe to get priority access to all our concerts and become a valued member of the Hexham & District Music Society. Your support means we can keep bringing amazing performances to Hexham year after year.

Our concerts

Sunday, 19th October 2025
3.00pm

Ensemble 360

Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham

Monday, 3rd November 2025
7.30pm

Mathilde Milwidsky & Richard Uttley

Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham

Sunday, 25th January 2026
3.00pm

Mithras Trio

Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham

Sunday, 22nd February 2026
3.00pm

Isla String Quartet

Great Hall, Hexham Abbey

Tuesday, 17th March 2026
7.30pm

London Handel Players

Great Hall, Hexham Abbey

Monday, 13th April 2026
7.30pm

Rossetti Ensemble & Leon Bosch

Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham

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