Charlton Fine Arts

12/08/2026

Season 04 of Dover's classical music series is announced.

09/08/2026

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08/08/2026

Charlton Fine Arts Season 04 is round the corner. It'll be launched by the superb Ringlemere Ensemble, who return to CFA with a programme featuring Brahms' Piano Quartet no. 3 in C Minor. Other works are by Nadia Boulanger and members of the ensemble.

Sunday September 20th at 3pm
Cash bar opens at 2.30pm

As always, tickets are £12, £10 to Champions of Charlton Fine Arts, free to under-18s and Universal Credit

Enquiries to 07578220209

Charlton Fine Arts, bringing affordable, high-quality, live classical music to Dover and beyond...

30/06/2026

'More Music at Charlton' presents The Showtime Choir.

A great bit of entertainment for a Sunday afternoon, 5th July at 2pm, Charlton Church.

For a tasty light summer lunch beforehand for £6, please email: [email protected] by end of 1st July.

22/06/2026

The climax of a great year of concerts at Charlton Church will be a concert by the superb group, Alright on the Night.

Superb Kent-based sax quartet (with double bass and drums) will take you on a round-the-world cruise, that starts and ends in Dover!

With a wide range of great tunes from no fewer than 22 different countries around the globe, the concert will give us the musical world tour of a lifetime!

Alright on the Night plays a range of popular, jazz, swing, and classical music, guaranteed to make you tap your toes and bring a smile to your face.

Join us for this climax to a fantastic year of concerts. Cash bar opens at 6.30pm (wine, cider, beer, soft drinks).

Book here: https://www.ticketsource.com/dashboard/events/publicise-events

£10 / free for under-18s.

20/06/2026

Music is for all and for all ages!

Come to the family-friendly concert of the year, brought to you by Charlton Fine Arts and the Bradstow Symphony Orchestra.

The Queen returns! Joanne Whalley will again scale the heights to thrill and amaze as Queen of the Night.

Alan Ewing will rumble impossibly low as the God of Sleep!

Will Peter save the duck???

Wonderful live music from stage and film, to entertain and inspire the family. Kids have free admission and refreshments.

Sunday June 21st at 5pm. Charlton Church, St Alphege Road, Dover.

06/06/2026

Brilliant young classical pianist Max Mostovetski from Leipzig performing at Charlton Church on 14th June, 3pm.

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06/06/2026

Don't miss prize-winning pianist, Max Mostovetski, Sunday 14th June at 3pm, Charlton Church, Dover.

Max will play music by great composers of Leipzig, his hometown: J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach and Mendelssohn.

Bring two under-18s (free) and have a half-price ticket yourself (£6).

This major young talent from Germany has included Dover in his European tour! Find out more and book here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/st-peter-and-st-pauls-charlton-church-dover

Cash bar opens 2.30pm. Interval refreshments. Toilets including disabled in church hall. Convenient parking at Morrisons. Book online or cash on the door. £12 / under-18s and Universal Credit free.

Charlton Fine Arts brings affordable, high-quality, live classical music to Dover.

27/05/2026

Just wondering...

17/04/2026

CHARLTON FINE ARTS: ALAN EWING AND HELEN CRAYFORD
We were privileged to host Ewing and Crayford again, with a new programme called The Wanderer.

Bringing with them decades of experience on the international stage, the duo held us spellbound with a selection of songs by Schubert and Handel that expressed some of the uncertain and more challenging aspects of life via (in the case of Schubert) poems by Goethe. Alan's use and control of his beautiful 'Rolls Royce' of a voice, his intelligent response to the words, the intensity of his under-stated dramatic presentation and the apparently infinite variety in his vocal colours, combined with Helen's sensitive, hand-in-glove accompaniment ... all made for a memorable recital. A lighter note was struck halfway by a sublime Schubert Impromptu.