- Classical Cleveland -
Classical Music in Cleveland UK
Bringing classical music to smaller communities
Spring & Summer 2024
First Thursday in the month at 2.00pm
1st February - Michaela Jones, viola & piano duo
7th March - Andy Deng piano
2nd May - Wengian Sou, piano - change of prog
6th June - Will Murray, guitar
Usually Wednesday following a Stokesley Concert
7th February - Paula Lopez Atanet, piano
13th March - Liam Kalson, guitar
15th May - Maria Matveeva, piano
Inga Liukaityte, piano - postponed to autumn
See concert pages for full details.
Thursday 1st February - 1.30pm Tickets £10.00
Michaela Jones viola
& Jordi Bittloch, piano
Classical Cleveland began as Classics at Kirkleatham on the 29th January 1999, 25 years ago almost to the day. That first concert featured violist Scott Dickinson of Scotland and Lithuanian pianist Daiva Stulgyte. Such was the success of the first concert that more followed and the series soon settled into a monthly pattern. The series has presented over 200 musicians at over 250 concerts. The venues have switched from Kirkleatham to Redcar, Stokesley and occasionally at Saltburn.
Online bookings NOW OPEN
for all 2024 concerts
Online ordering Tickets for all concerts are available online. Clicking the button adjacent to the concert details opens a new window with the online service provided by Ticket-Source. Print out your online receipt or store it on your phone and present it at the door of the concert venue. Online bookings close 4 hours before the concert. Ticket source charges only 84p per ticket for the service. Book now at TicketSource
Ticket sales points for selected concerts
We are grateful to Stokelds, Guisborough's long established stationery store, Alison Hargreaves, Marske's leading optician, The Yorkshire Store in Stokesley and Book Corner in Saltburn for offering their practical support as ticket sales points for selected concerts.
Tickets for Classical Cleveland's selected concerts are available from
Stokelds Fountain Street Stationers, Fountain Street, Guisborough.
The Yorkshire Store, High Street, Stokesley.
Alison Hargeaves Optician, Redcar Road, Marske-by-the-sea
Book Corner, Milton Street, Saltburn
The tickets are available to personal callers and for cash sales only. The ticket sellers are unable to reserve seats or answer questions about the concerts.
Shop online and support Classical Cleveland
EasyFundRaising is a UK based service that has set up discount deals with over 9,000 online retailers and services. Sign up and nominate Classical Cleveland as your beneficiary.
Over 9,000 online shops are ready to make a donation – including eBay, Argos, John Lewis, ASOS, all major mobile networks and M&S – and it won’t cost you a penny - the donations are taken from the retailers' 'mark-up'.
Sign up to EasyFundRaising and download a small app that alerts you whenever you visit a website that supports the service. That's all you need do.
The website automatically donates a small percentage of the value of your shopping basket - at no cost to you - and passes it to your nominated charity. Each month Classical Cleveland receives about £15 from the websites where our concert patrons shop online. Sign up now and create your EasyFundRaising account.
Go-Fund-Me page launched
Classical Cleveland has launched a fund-raising page with Go-Fund-Me to support future concerts. Classical Cleveland relies entirely on ticket sales and receives no grants or subsidies to fund the concerts. Your support will help to ensure that Classical Cleveland continue to present the cream of the current generation of classical musicians. If you wish to contribute, please visit our Go-Fund-Me page.
NOTE: Most credit cards treat a donation as a cash withdrawal; you may prefer to use a debit card. We will be most grateful for your support. - Peter Sotheran, Classical Cleveland organiser
If you prefer to make a BACS bank transfer, please email Peter Sotheran for the bank details
