News & Events

Epiphany will be playing a significant role in a WEC conference in Birmingham, with delegates from many countries around the world in attendance.

Epiphany, and members of the Musicians Network, will be leading an improvisation workshop for students at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester

Epiphany' ever-popular 'Classics at Christmas' concerts at St George's Church in Poynton, starting at 7.30pm. Tickets now available from 01625 858802 (advance booking recommended). A programme of beautiful classical music and Christmas favourites, including ‘Winter’ from Vivaldi’s ‘4 Seasons’ performed by Shirley Richards.

We look forward to welcoming you to a creative retreat led by the Epiphany team in the beautiful setting of Launde Abbey in Leicestershire. Epiphany will be joined by Rev Rhona Knight as we enjoy exploring creativity through music and art, with daily reflections, Sound Portraits, and much more.

Join Epiphany for another of their Sunday Evening Coffee Concerts. More details will appear here nearer the time

Epiphany will again be visiting Ashburnham Place in East Sussex. More details nearer the time.

Epiphany will be contributing to a retreat based at All Nations College in Hertfordshire.

Do join the Epiphany team as they lead another creative retreat in the beautiful setting of Ashburnham Place in East Sussex. Epiphany will be joined by artist, Tamara Jackson, as we enjoy exploring creativity through music and art, with daily reflections, Sound Portraits, and much more.

We'd love to welcome you to a creative retreat in the beautiful setting of Scargill House in North Yorkshire. Epiphany will be joined by Rev Rhona Knight as we enjoy exploring creativity through music and art, with daily reflections, Sound Portraits, and much more.

Epiphany will be playing Sound Portraits in Wilmslow.

Epiphany, joined by 2 wonderful artists, Ros Mansfield and Beck Rogers, enjoyed a wonderful week at Ashburnham Place, working with the international student volunteers and staff based there as well as to play for local community organisations and also for members of the public in the Orangery tea rooms and also at a refugee café run by a Syrian refugee couple in Hastings.