The Aldeburgh Festival is an annual music festival held in the coastal town of Aldeburgh, England. Founded in 1948 by composer Benjamin Britten, the festival showcases a variety of classical music performances, including opera, chamber music, and choral works. It attracts both renowned artists and emerging talents, creating a vibrant atmosphere for music lovers. The festival typically takes place in June and features concerts in various venues, including the Snape Maltings concert hall. In addition to performances, the event often includes workshops, talks, and community activities, making it a significant cultural highlight in the region.