Picnic Concert : Flatford
This is our favourite venue - and this will be our 5th consecutive year performing here to a sell out crowd! It's an absolutely idyllic spot for a Summer evening picnic at the National Trust's site on the banks of the River Stour.
Tickets are £22.50 and will go on general sale from mid-March 2027. A limited number of EarlyBird tickets are available now at £20.00. A booking fee of 50p applies to all on-line sales.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS £20.00 + 50p bkg fee
You can buy tickets here online. You will receive your tickets immediately by email.
You can also buy by phone to TicketSource on 0333 666 4466.
Our picnic concerts usually sell out well in advance but any remaining tickets will be available on the gate from 5:30pm on the day at £25.00 cash - but we strongly recommend you buy in advance on-line!
THE PAUL SIMON STORY
The UK’s no.1 Paul Simon tribute band “Shades of Simon” will be performing their highly acclaimed show “The Paul Simon Story” at Flatford Mill for the 5th year running!
The concert will be held in the gardens of the National Trust site adjoining the River Stour against the backdrop of the wonderful 18th Century Old Granary building. Please bring your own picnic food and drink plus garden chairs or rugs. The National Trust cafe will be open for tea, coffee and snacks and bottled alcoholic drinks before the concert. Toilet facilities available nearby. Free parking available after 5pm in the National Trust car park approx 200 yards from the Gardens. Please do not bring dogs, it is not a suitable environment for them, or for babies & young children.
Gates open at 5:30pm. The concert starts at 6:30pm, has a 15 minute interval, and should finish around 9:00pm. (We are starting a little earlier this year so that the concert finishes before sunset.) This is an open air event and the concert will go ahead whatever the weather, so please come suitably prepared!
You can see the exact location of the venue using the what3words address https://w3w.co/workforce.musical.flopping
For more information about the National Trust and Flatford Mill see https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/flatford
