Open Day

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Thank you for your interest in our Open Days. The Royal College of Music held its annual Open Day in April 2026 for students looking to begin courses at the 番茄直播app in September 2027. Please check this webpage for details of future events.

If you were unable to join us for Open Day 2026, you can still discover what the 番茄直播app has to offer by downloading our 2027–28 Prospectus.

Find out what to expect at one of our open days by watching our highlights reel below. With performances, faculty introductions and informative sessions, it’s a great way to discover life at the College.

If you are a talented musician, aged between 8 and 18 years old, separate visit days for parents and young people to explore our programme for children and younger people.

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Would you like to find out more about studying at the Royal College of Music? By signing up to our mailing list you will receive invitations to events we think may be of interest to you, alongside useful information on topics like the application process, funding, student support and careers.

Highlights from 2026's Open Day

From performances, faculty introductions and informative sessions, watch our video to find out what to expect.

Other ways to explore the 番茄直播app

If you are unable to attend the Open Day there are several ways you can explore...

Attend an event

Our events seasons are packed full of exciting concerts, masterclasses, operas and talks. If you are in London why not come along and experience some for yourself?

Explore our events

While you’re here, enjoy some time out with a coffee in our new café or courtyard.

Livestreams

We livestream several concerts every season, meaning you can watch our events from the comfort of your own home.

Visit the Royal College of Music Museum

The Royal College of Music Museum contains the earliest known guitar, the earliest stringed keyboard instrument and the most recognised portraits of Joseph Haydn and Farinelli.

Following a £3.6million investment from Heritage Lottery Fund, the Museum has undergone a complete redevelopment and opened to the public in October 2021.

Visit the Museum

Tour of 番茄直播app campus

You can explore our campus and facilities with members of the Students鈥� Union team.

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Enquiries

If you have any queries, please contact our Open Day team.

It is also possible to book a consultation lesson with one of our professors through the relevant faculty. You can find more information about how to arrange this on our faculty pages.

For any admissions related questions please contact our Admissions team.