Harris Live 2017

Dates: 28 Mar 2017 - 01 Feb 2017

Location: Harris Museum And Art Gallery

~Since the beginning of February 2017 The Harris Museum and Art Gallery on Market Street Preston has catered for the locals love and, most importantly genuine appreciation for good quality music. Billed as Harris Live 2017 it has given the people of Preston a safe place in which to absorb and enjoy some fantastic live music.

The next two events tomorrow ( 8th March ) and next Wednesday (15th March ) have already sold out due to popular demand. There are two dates left though in the Harris Live 2017 calendar, they are Wednesday 22nd and 29th March.

Wednesday 22nd March  sees two talented North West songwriters performing. Gideon Conn is the headline act who comprises witty and irreverent humour and Ric Birtill is the support act who provides a fun acoustic set. For full details visit the North West Songwriters (Part Two) at "Harris Live" page.

Finally on Wednesday 29th March you can experience the Preston Musical Show Choir. No doubt revisiting some of musical theatres most well known songs and these guys seriously know how to put on a show. They have won more NODA awards then any other group in the region. For full details, visit the Preston Musical Show Choir at "Harris Live" page.

If your interested in the above performances and wanting to book,
there are a number of ways you can book tickets for each event:
Use the Preston Guild City Events Eventbrite site
Visit the Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library shop in person
Book via the Preston Guild Hall Box Office (£1 booking fee applies) - www.prestonguildhall.co.uk or 01772 804444

Each night will start and conclude from 7.30pm - 9pm. Cost of admission is £6 per person. For more information visit :- www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/preston-guild-city-12364164519

After the 29th March, Wednesday evenings just won’t be the same again.

In the meantime, however,  make the most of what‘s left of Harris Live 2017 , treasure the chance to listen to some great music in a unique setting of the fantastic grade 1 listed Harris museum.

 ^Alex Ashworth.