The Armed Man with Soloists

The Linsdale Singers are looking forward to travelling to the lovely church of St Andrew in Langford, Bedfordshire for an afternoon concert of joyous choral music starting at 3pm for about an hour. This will be followed by tea and cakes with donations in aid of St Andrew's New Facilities Fund.

Then at 5pm the Linsdale Singers will sing Choral Evensong in the Church. Entry to the service will of course be free and all will be welcome.

Concert music includes motets celebrating Easter, secular music for Springtime and a selection of pieces suitable for singing at weddings. The Evensong music will include responses by Ayleward, canticles from Gibbons' 'Short Service' and the beautiful anthem Ubi Caritas by popular Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo.

Kick off the festival in style at our Opening Night Screening at the Library Theatre.

Start your day with stories and pastries!

Join us for Breakfast Shorts, a relaxed walk-in event featuring three short, family-friendly films perfect for all ages.

Grab a fresh coffee, enjoy a free croissant, and settle in for a cosy morning of short films and good company. No booking needed — just drop in, relax, and enjoy the show.

Step into a space where creative worlds collide.

Not only does this FREE event include our selection of experimental films, Creative Jam also brings together local artists from different disciplines: filmmakers with painters, musicians with illustrators, crafters with performers; to produce bold, one-off collaborative works.

As the centrepiece of their 20th Anniversary season, Stewkley Singers will be performing one of the greatest works by Wolgang Amadeus Mozart, his Great Mass in C Minor K427. The concert also includes Mozart's Flute Concerto in G Major K313 and Haydn's Te Deum.

Step into the fascinating world of film sound with our dynamic two-hour workshop, led by the experienced sound recordist & mixer Andrew Griffiths and foley artist Tony Gee. This interactive session offers you the unique opportunity to explore the art of sound recording and editing up close and experience firsthand how sound can bring a film to life.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly film screening during your visit to Ascott House. Taking place indoors in the Cricket Pavilion, this relaxed walk-in event offers the perfect chance to unwind after exploring the beautiful estate gardens. Simply drop in, take a seat, and enjoy a film — all included with your admission.

Watch a selection of amazing films (some filmed locally) by the next generation of filmmakers.

Join us for Breakfast Shorts, a welcoming drop-in event designed especially for parents and children. Enjoy a selection of three short, family-friendly films that are perfect for little ones and grown-ups alike.

Join us for an eclectic documentary night bringing together a diverse selection of films, each offering a unique window into different aspects of human experience. From intimate explorations of mental health to fascinating insights into unusual professions and hobbies such as wrestling, woodwork, and seafood fishing, the programme celebrates both the challenges we face and the passions that shape our lives.

Through interactive breakdowns and group discussion, Nick shares professional techniques for rhythm, pacing, and narrative flow, helping you refine weak beats, sharpen story focus, and create seamless, emotionally powerful cuts.

Join us for the first-ever Buzz Cinema Awards, celebrating standout films across five categories. Winners are decided by expert judges and audience members who will have voted for their favourite films throughout the week!

Make a film in a weekend. See it on the big screen. Maybe win an award.

After a week of inspiring workshops and short films, it is your turn to get behind the camera and create a film within 48 hours. All successfully completed films will be screened at our closing night and have a chance to win special awards.

Synopsis

Witness the rise and fall of The Warehouse, a rave venue from Plymouth and times gone by now reduced to a

derelict shell. We explore its history, its people and the future. An amateur filmmaker-explorer finds the building in an

empty derelict state, long after the prosperous life and energy it endured through the 90s. Through a combination of

archives and stories of people who lived there, the film explores through the medium of analogue what once was and

how even a now silent derelict shell can become the centre of the universe.

Join Buzz Cinema as we close a fantastic 10 days celebrating local filmmaking.

Watch the results of our exciting 48 Hour Film Challenge, where teams had just two days to write, shoot, and edit an original short film.

Expect creativity, surprises, and plenty of local talent on the big screen. After the screenings, you’ll get to vote for the film you think deserves the audience vote.

Come celebrate and support our brilliant filmmakers!

The Arts Forum invite applications from community Arts based organisations within Leighton Buzzard & Linslade.

In these testing times perhaps we can help you with a project that you have in mind. Applications must be received by no later than 22nd May 2026.

Danesborough Chorus and Alina Orchestra perform music by Vivaldi and Pergolesi

The Linsdale Singers will be giving a summer's evening choral concert.

Further details to come.

The Leighton-Linslade Gala Orchestra is back for another Sunday afternoon orchestral concert. This time the music will consist of a wide selection of radio and TV themes. The Orchestra will welcome back local choir Rising Voices as its guests.

The concert will be raising funds for Keech Hospice, a local charity dedicated to ensuring that adults and children with life-limiting conditions receive the care and support they deserve.

We are delighted members of St Barnabas Church will again be providing teas and a delicious selection of cakes after the concert – with donations going to the Church.

Further details and ticket purchase information to come soon.

Up-to-date information can be found on the Orchestra's website. 

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The Linsdale Singers are delighted to have been invited back to give the Toddington Music Society's Christmas concert. 

Christmas music and carols. Further details to come.

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The first in a series of concerts in 2027 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Linsdale Singers.

On Palm Sunday the Singers will give a concert of mainly unaccompanied choral music suitable for the season of Lent.

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Join us as we celebrate Ian Smith's 50th anniversary as our musical director with a performance of

Elgar's Dream of Gerontius

A special concert to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Linsdale Singers whose very first concert was on the 19th September 1977.

The concert will be followed by tea in the Hall and the Singers will sing in the Church's Choral Evensong service at 6pm.

Further details to come.

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The Linsdale Singers will be ending their 50th anniversary year with a traditional Christmas concert in their 'home' church.

Christmas music and carols.

Further details to come.

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