Meet Our Makers
With so many indie makers lined up for our Stoller Makers’ Markets this weekend, we wanted to go behind the scenes and introduce you to some of those we can’t...
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Around the world in 80 Concerts… via live Broadcasts!
As lockdown number two comes st(r)eaming around the corner, we are revising our plans once more. Whilst we’re hugely disappointed that we can’t welcome people back into our building just...
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Black Musicians in Classical Music: “That is so white!”
Although at first glance, race and music seem to be disparate subjects, on closer inspection they are more interlinked than at first appears. Starting classical music from a young age...
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Christmas Stoller Makers’ Market
This year, our popular Stoller Makers’ Market will return to The Stoller Hall on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 December. We’re on the look out for independent creatives, creators, makers,...
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The Stoller Hall receives Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) Grant
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded £150,000 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF), to help us weather the storm of the...
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Let Music Live
Tuesday 6 October: 12:00 Parliament Square, London Centenary Square, Birmingham 400 freelance professional musicians from all parts of the industry will be joined in support by leading musical figures including...
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TASMIN LITTLE AND MARTIN ROSCOE – LIVE STREAM
In partnership with our friends The Manchester Chamber Concerts Society, we will be live streaming Tasmin Little and Martin Roscoe performing live from The Stoller Hall on Tuesday 13 October....
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RUSSELL WATSON TO PLAY SPECIAL GIG AT STOLLER HALL
www.passportbacktoourroots.org #BackToOurRoots Russell Watson, KT Tunstall, Pet Shop Boys and Passenger have pledged to play gigs for ‘Passport: Back to Our Roots’, the campaign to raise money for grassroots music venues...
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Grassroots Music Funding
Saturday 22 August 2020 The Stoller Hall will receive a £7,500 grant as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund, the Culture Secretary has announced today. £3.36 million will...
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