Ilminster Arts Centre
ILMINSTER ARTS CENTRE
ILMINSTER ARTS CENTRE
AT THE MEETING HOUSE
33 East Street, Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 0AN
The concert will start at 7.30PM
Doors open at 6.30pm.
CONCERT TICKETS: £18 for 2024
£20 for 2025
Optional donation at the concert
Unreserved seating ie. no numbers.
Choose when you arrive.
Concerts in the West ONLINE booking system.
OR Ticket sales by phone or in person from
the Arts Centre
Tuesday to Saturday – 9.30am – 3pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
01460 54973
OR you can buy at the door but it is advisable to book in advance.
OR you can email concertsinthewest@gmail.com to reserve tickets and pay at the door.
Booking for concerts in the 2025 Season will open from 2 months before each concert, except the February concert which will open on 6 January.
Concessions: Children aged 12 and under come in free with an accompanying paying adult. Students: £5
The Bar will be open before the concert and during the Interval for drinks.
There is parking in the IAC car park; town parking and car parks.
There is disabled access to the concert.
2024 Season
16 February – The Perks Ensemble & Alexander Ullman piano
15 March – Sara Trickey violin & Ivana Gavrić piano
19 April – Gildas Quartet
17 May – Pocket Sinfonia
21 June – Lara Melda piano
19 July – Lumas Winds
6 September – Mēla guitar quartet
4 October – Hilary Cronin soprano & Asako Ogawa piano
15 November – Berkeley Ensemble
2025 Season
14 February – Hesperi Ensemble
14 March – Alasdair Beatson piano
11 April – Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo
9 May – Trio Anima
27 June – Mathis Rochat viola and Erdem Mısırlıoğlu piano
11 July – Colin Scobie violin and Jâms Coleman piano
26 September – Mitsu Trio
24 October – Voice
28 November – Consone Quartet
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Ilminster Arts Centre was founded in 1995 by artist and illustrator Mary Atherton and her husband Jim. The centre – now a well-established, thriving multi-arts venue – operates as a registered charity. We are based in a former Unitarian chapel, built in 1718-19, which welcomed worshippers until 1989 and became known as The Meeting House.
Over its long lifetime the building underwent several changes. Initially it was a chapel with a small congregation. It developed into a much larger town facility with several hundred worshippers and a separate Sunday school, which became a full junior school. Each change involved major building extensions and improvements.
Our boutique shop is located in an alcove where the church organ was housed.
The property is privately owned and leased to the Arts Centre.
Consone Quartet – November 2019
Nicholas McCarthy – March 2020
Ferio Saxophone Quartet – Huw Wiggin, Ellie McMurray, Anthony Brown and Katie Samways
June 2021
Eloisa-Fleur Thom, Sam Armstrong and Stephen Upshaw – May 2022
Northern Chords Ensemble – Daniel Lebhardt, Jonathan Bloxham and Benjamin Baker
May 2023