Come and enjoy a wonderful afternoon of piano music, and perform if you like! Let's Play The Piano have been meeting monthly since 2015. Now in nine UK cities, our sessions are a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow music lovers, whether you play the piano or not. There's always an interesting mix of music at each session and playing is optional. We play some of the best grand pianos available, such as the Steinway Model D, Bechstein Model C, Yamaha GFX and Schimmel 208. The venues are carefully chosen and always of the highest quality. Adult players of all levels and musical styles are welcome to perform. Maybe you're thinking of learning the piano and would like to find out more! The group is friendly and appeals to all ages and backgrounds. It's a lot of fun and a great way to make new friends. If you would like to perform, just let us know when you arrive on the day or message the organiser in advance and we'll be sure to fit you in the programme. People can also attend as audience, there's no requirement to be a pianist.

A fitting conclusion to their 25th anniversary season Leeds Baroque Choir & Orchestra, directed by Peter Holman, celebrate the Patron Saint of Music with odes by Handel and Boyce. They are joined by a stary lineup of vocal soloists, Phillippa Hyde (soprano), Francis Gush (countertenor) Peter Davoren (tenor) and Stuart O'Hara (bass) 2:00pm: Pre Concert talk by Dr Bryan White (author of Music for St Cecilia's Day) Admission free to concert ticket holders

One of the UK's leading, most diverse folk singers and songwriters. In 2013, Ainsley won The Silver Pendant at The Royal National Mòd in Paisley. She has received numerous award nominations including BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year Finalist (2015) and Gaelic Singer of the Year at the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards (2015). Ainsley's solo show at this year's Fringe will include her own compositions as well as a mixture of Gaelic and traditional song. Ainsley tours with Scots band Barluath but tonight embarks on a new venture with her trio.