Lammermuir Festival

Lammermuir Festival is East Lothian's celebration of Beautiful Music in Beautiful Places.

About Lammermuir Festival

	, Various Locations East Lothian
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The Lammermuir Festival has carved out an enviable reputation for a distinctive and carefully curated programme of rare gems and fresh takes on popular works which attracts some of the world’s finest musicians to East Lothian each September.

Its range of historic venues and intimate surroundings heighten the atmosphere, offering audiences a richly immersive experience whether they be new to classical music or life-long fans.

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