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Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic
About
Café Concerts at UWC Atlantic Art Centre feature live music by international students, including classical productions. Concerts last about 45 minutes, and tea, coffee and a biscuit are included.
What to expect
Live music from around the world is performed by UWC Atlantic’s international students, including classical productions.
Students build public performing skills for their exam recitals.
Any profits go to UWC Atlantic, a charity.
- Held monthly during College term.
- Concerts typically last around 45 minutes.
- Tea, coffee and a biscuit included.
- This is a non-alcoholic event.
- Students come from over 90 countries.
- Some are instrument masters, others beginners.
- Audience support is welcomed.
- Stay only in event areas on campus.
Questions
When does Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic start and end?
Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic runs Friday, 13 November 2026, 16:00 until 17:00.
Where is Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic?
Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic takes place at Saint Donat's Castle, UWC Atlantic College, St Donat's Castle Saint Donats, Saint Donats.
How much are tickets for Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic?
Tickets for Café Concert - Performed by students of UWC Atlantic cost £6.77 on the official ticket shop.
How long does the concert last?
Concerts typically last for around 45 minutes.
Are there campus rules?
You are not permitted in areas on campus outside what is being used for this event.
The event will also be attended by UWC Atlantic students.
Safeguarding concerns can be reported to the Safeguarding Lead via Main Reception.
Safeguarding policy: uwcatlantic.org
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Getting there
Saint Donat's Castle, UWC Atlantic College, St Donat's Castle Saint Donats, CF61 1WF Saint Donats, Wales, GB
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