Special events
At Keele University we are lucky to be able to host special events both on and off campus during the year including festivals, experiences, and opportunities to meet and engage with our academics.
Experience two monumental works of the 18th century, performed by chorus and soloists. Handel’s Messiah (Part II) journeys through passion, resurrection, and triumph, culminating in the Hallelujah chorus. Mozart’s Coronation Mass enchants with lyrical airs, spiritual depth, and operatic brilliance.
Read articleEnjoy an uplifting evening of orchestral and choral music as Keele Philharmonic Ensembles present their annual Spring Concert in the beautiful setting of Keele Chapel. Featuring performances from both the KPE Orchestra and Keele Voices, this community celebration of music takes place on Sunday 15 March 2026 from 7pm to 9pm.
Read articleJoin us for a special reading with writer and Manchester Metropolitan University lecturer Nikolai Duffy, celebrating the release of his debut novel Common. Duffy is an internationally recognised writer with two cross‑genre poetry collections, a major work of literary non‑fiction, and a UNESCO City of Literature Residency to his name
Read article19 Mar 2026 to 19 Mar 2026
Explore Japanese bamboo fencemaking, sustainable design, and her creative journey following specialist training in Japan with Alice McCabe. This lively session offers hands‑on insight, travel stories, and inspiration for anyone interested in craft, creativity, and large‑scale floral design.
Read articleEnjoy an evening of iconic film music as Keele University’s Brass Band, Clarinet Choir, and Show Choir present Cinema in Concert in the beautiful setting of Keele Chapel. This vibrant performance takes place on Saturday 21 March 2026 from 7pm to 9pm and showcases the talent and energy of Keele’s student ensembles.
Read article23 Mar 2026 to 23 Mar 2026
Join us for a special 100Book Club event celebrating World Poetry Day 2026 with an inspiring evening of live poetry, creativity, and community. Established by UNESCO, World Poetry Day honours the power of poetry to connect cultures and spark imagination—and this year, we’re marking the occasion with two exceptional local poets.
Read articleEnjoy a lively evening of orchestral and wind band music as Keele Symphonia and Concert Band present their Spring Concert in Keele Chapel. Taking place on Sunday 29 March 2026 from 7pm to 9pm, this uplifting performance showcases the hard work and vibrant talent of Keele’s student and community musicians.
Read articleA Summer Evening of Musical Journeys: From Aleppo to the English Countryside. Experience McDowall’s moving The Girl from Aleppo, Vaughan Williams’s lyrical The Lark Ascending, and Todd’s jazz-infused Mass in Blue.
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