How to buy tickets for the Lammermuir Festival
The best way to book tickets is to click on a link directly from the concert you’re interested in.
By telephone 0131 473 2000
In person
Hub Tickets, Castlehill, Edinburgh, EH1 2NE
Buying tickets on the day of the concert
Tickets may be available, cash sales only, at the venue one hour before the performance starts. Between 14 – 23 September you can enquire during this one hour period on 07876 170888.
To check availability telephone 0131 473 2000.
Ticket Prices
These are shown on concert pages. There are half price concessions for children and students in full time education for concerts where you see concessions listed on the concert page. Where there is a choice of ticket price there is a venue plan on that page.
Seating is unreserved within each price area, with the exception of The Brunton, which has numbered seating.
Online booking
If you have booked online before – simply go to hubtickets.co.uk – you will have an existing account with us. If you have forgotten your password you can request a new one by clicking on ‘Please send me a new password’.
If you need any help please phone 0131 473 2000.
On the day of the concert
Tickets may be available, cash sales only, at the concert venue one hour before it starts. Between 14 – 23 September you can enquire during this one hour period on 07876 170888.
Box Office Opening Hours Before Festival
1 June – 7 July
Mon to Sat, 10am to 5pm
9 July – 29 July
Mon to Sun, 10am to 6pm
30 July – 27 Aug
Mon to Sun, 9am to 7.30pm
28 Aug – 14 Sept
Mon to Fri, 10am to 5pm
Hub Tickets Opening Hours During Festival
14 to 23 September
Mon to Fri, 14 – 23 Sept
10am to 5pm
Sat, 15 & 22 Sept
10am to 4pm
Sun, 16 & 23 Sept
10am to 4pm
Bach’s Musical Offering – The Anatomy of a Masterpiece
Sat 15 Sept 3pm
Gladsmuir Parish Church, Gladsmuir
Music and Film – Mussorgsky, Chagall & Kandinsky
Tue 18 Sept 7.45pm
Venue 1, The Brunton, Musselburgh
Fountainhall, Pencaitland
Pencaitland Parish Church
Theatre, Loretto School, Musselburgh
Great musicians
“The idea is to fill the county’s many churches and stately homes with great musicians playing imaginative programmes.”
BBC Music Magazine
Early Music Forum
‘With superlative international performances in lovely atmospheric settings I can see why it has attracted such accolades and continues to enjoy such success.’
Early Music Forum
Beautiful places – Daily Telegraph
‘Beautiful places these certainly are, but to call the music of the festival simply beautiful would be missing something: it was a lot more besides.’
The Daily Telegraph
