Building a concert site in the grounds of a stately home presents a number of challenges, but we take great care in selecting not only the venues that will work for us, but also that lend an extra something special for our audience.
The Battle Proms Concert takes place from an elevated position overlooking the grand Elizabethan architecture, giving Battle Promenaders a stunning view of this beautiful 16th century stately home.
websiteIt is in the beautiful, leafy surrounds of the Queen Elizabeth Oak Field that the Battle Proms takes place, and has done since our first concert there in 2001. This beautiful area of parkland is said to be where the young Queen Elizabeth I heard the news of her sister Mary’s death and her accession to the English throne.
websiteNow world famous as Downton Abbey, Highclere Castle first hosted the Battle Proms in 2001, making it one of our longest running venues alongside Hatfield House. The Battle Proms take place on the lawns directly in front of the castle affording wonderful views of this now iconic building.
websiteThe Battle Proms play host to open-air summer concerts in Lincolnshire, Hertfordshire and Hampshire at some of England’s most prestigious venues. Established in 1997, it is the longest running picnic proms series in the UK and welcomes around 30,000 visitors every summer