Canterbury Choral Society Tickets

The Canterbury Choral Society (CCS) has been a cornerstone of choral music in Canterbury, Kent since 1952. Based in the historic city of Canterbury, CCS performs four major concerts each year in Canterbury Cathedral, delivering the rich, expressive power of choral tradition to locals and visitors alike. Guided by Music Director since 1984, Richard Cooke, and supported by Patron Gareth Malone OBE, the ensemble blends timeless repertoire with fresh, concert-ready interpretation.

CCS is a regular feature of the Canterbury Festival since its 1984 launch, bringing high-caliber performances to audiences nationwide. The chorus has toured internationally, including engagements in Boulogne and Lille in France and performances at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Whether you’re a long-time supporter or a first-time listener, CCS offers a welcoming, reliable path to live choral music that’s easy to access via multiple ticketing options.

Upcoming CCS concerts span from beloved classics to modern masterworks, with performances scheduled at Canterbury Cathedral and other prestigious venues in Kent. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and venue details to help you secure your seats with ease.

Discography highlights include Elgar: The Apostles recorded with the Philharmonia Orchestra (Quartz, 2006; reissued 2017) and a version released by Wyastone (CDHLD7534, around 2013) that earned recognition from BBC Music Magazine and Gramophone. Recent and upcoming performances demonstrate CCS’s ongoing commitment to exploring bold choral repertoire while preserving the traditional choral heritage Canterbury is known for.

Follow CCS for updates and engage with the ensemble on social media for the latest news, behind-the-scenes moments, and tour information. Social channels include Facebook and Instagram, both updated with concert alerts and community news. We’re here to help you secure your seats for memorable concerts—whether you’re purchasing via Eventbrite, Zelle (no-fee), or paying cash at the door.

Upcoming 2025–2026 highlights include Dvořák Stabat Mater (March 22, 2025) and Elgar The Kingdom (June 21, 2025) at Canterbury Cathedral, with Orff Carmina Burana scheduled for April 26, 2026 at Colyer-Fergusson Hall, University of Kent. For the most current schedule and venue details, check the CCS site and Canterbury Cathedral concert pages.