This summer Southampton Music Hub will be helping to celebrate Southampton's 50th anniversary of city status. They'll be hosting 50 musical events across the city in June, including an exciting mix of workshops, concerts and showcases for school children as well as everyone else who wants to get involved in Southampton.

View the full programme of musical activities here and the events below are open to the public:

6 June - Flautissimo Open Rehearsal, Immaculate Conception Church, 6 - 7pm (grade 1 - 4), 7 - 9pm (grade 5+)

7 June - City Art Gallery performances ft Shirley Warren Community Choir, Southampton Clarinet Chorale and Southampton Choral Society

13 June - Flautissimo Open Rehearsal, Immaculate Conception Church, 6 - 7pm (grade 1 - 4), 7 - 9pm (grade 5+)

14 June - Ejector Seat Festival, Palmerston Park

14 June - Pirates Ahoy! Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, £4-7 Turner Sims, 11.15am - 12.15pm

14 June - Scratch Windband, Cantell Maths and Computing College, 2 - 3.45pm

20 June - Flautissimo Open Rehearsal, Immaculate Conception Church, 6 - 7pm (grade 1 - 4), 7 - 9pm (grade 5+)

21 June - Brass Bands Summer Concert, Chandler's Ford Methodist Church, 7.30pm

23 June - Southampton Young Strings Performance, IKEA, 4.45 - 5.30pm

27 June - Flautissimo Concert, Immaculate Conception Church, 7.30pm

28 June - Performances ft Saxophony + Love Soul Choir, WestQuay, 11am - 12.45pm

28 June - Music Fayre, Cantell Maths and Computing College, 12noon - 4pm, ft performances from Chinese Art, Twango and Clarinet Chorale

28 June - Southampton Youth Orchestra Concert, Turner Sims, 7.30pm

30 June - Jazz Orchestra and Panatical, Hanger Farm Arts Centre, 7pm

Southampton Music Hub would like to thank the 53 schools from in and around Southampton who will be participating in the 50@50 celebrations. Also thanks to the following Hub Partners for taking part in this celebration: Galeazzi Ensemble funded by Cavantina Trust; Turner Sims Concert Hall; Flautissimo; Saxophony; Love Soul Choir; Southampton Ensembles and their directors; Chinese Arts; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; and Ejector Seat Festival.