Tickets for 2010 St Peter's Music Concerts in Budleigh Salterton














Above: St Peter's Church, venue for the St Peter's Music concerts

Only ten days remain until the deadline for obtaining a special deal for season tickets for the popular series of St Peter's Music Concerts.

The tickets cost £51 for the whole season but must be purchased before 1 May 2010. Application is usually made on the form on the first inside page of the 2010 St Peter's Music Calendar of Events, enclosing a cheque made payable to St Peter's Music. Alternatively, enquiries and an S.A.E should be posted to St Peter's Music, Pipers, 5 Bridge Road, Budleigh Salterton, Devon EX9 6EA.

Purchasers of these four tickets in advance are entitled to a complimentary glass of wine or fruit juice during the interval of each concert by producing the receipt for their purchase.

Tickets for individual concerts are normally on sale about one month before the date of each concert. The tickets can be obtained in a number of ways, as follows:

1. From the following ticket outlets:

The Lawn Bakery, The Lawn, Budleigh Salterton
Lesleys, Stationers, High Street, Budleigh Salterton
Eagle House, The Strand, Exmouth
Tourist Information Centre, Ham Lane, Sidmouth
Opus Classical, Guidhall, Exeter

3. By telephone:
Ring 01395 443963 and request the tickets. You will be asked to forward a cheque made payable to St Peter's Music at the above address and a return S.A.E.

4. At the door on the night. These are subject to availability.
Concessions: Full time students pay half the advertised price.

Details of the 2010 concert programme are given at http://www.stpetersmusic.org.uk/page3/page3.html

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