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Members' Events Autumn 2026

Take a deep-dive into Festival 2027 with our series of three exclusive Member events across October and November.

This autumn we have three exciting, exclusive events for our Members.

We are running two of our ever popular Introduction to Festival 2027 talks with chorus director Aidan Oliver, in London and at Glyndebourne, where you can hear an overview of next summer’s Festival. 

We are running a Members Meet the Makers Day at Glyndebourne – your chance to meet the people who bring each production to life. 

‘a fantastically interesting and enlightening day’ attendee of 2024 Member’s Day

‘…an impressive peep into what is on offer next summer, and the live performances were the icing on the cake….’ attendee of 2025 Preview 


Introduction to Festival 2027 at British Library, London

A guide to Festival 2027 from chorus director Aidan Oliver, with excerpts performed by two Glyndebourne singers.

Date: Tuesday 27 October 2026

Introduction to Festival 2027 at Glyndebourne

Another chance to see Aidan Oliver’s guide to Festival 2027, with an autumnal afternoon tea served beforehand.

Date: Tuesday 10 November 2026

Meet the Makers Day at Glyndebourne

Explore the evolution of a production from page to stage – meet the creative teams and enjoy unrivalled access behind the scenes.

Date:  Saturday 21 November 2026


Image credits Introduction to Festival 2027 images: Pablo Strong | Meet the Makers Day image: Laura Aziz

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