Celebrating The Armed Man’s 25th anniversary, Sir Karl Jenkins conducts his iconic composition alongside a selection of his most-loved works. The multi-instrumentalist and composer is joined by the ...

Framed by the everyday rhythm of movement along the river and the pulse of cultural life, the Riverside Terrace becomes a floor for reflection, celebration and collective energy. A place to take up ...

The soaring voices of the London Philharmonic Choir unite in breathtaking harmony for Handel’s timeless masterpiece. * Excludes £3.50 booking fee. Book as early as you can to ensure the best choice of ...

Poet and facilitator Toby Campion is hosting a series of weekly poetry workshops from May until July. Each week, there will be time to read and discuss work from leading authors and take part in ...

This Summer, the Hayward Gallery, in partnership with the RC Foundation, Taiwan (R.O.C.), will present Freudian Typo: an exciting new collaboration between Iranian-Canadian artists Ghazaleh Avarzamani ...

A 295-seat auditorium for music and performance, screenings, poetry readings and a variety of talks and debates, the Purcell Room offers you a real closeness to the arts. Situated within our brutalist ...

Michelle de Kretser is an Australian writer with a world view; her books – for which she has won multiple awards – have been set in Australia, Sri Lanka, France, Italy and India. It’s a global path ...

Join Arachne Press for the online launch of the audiobook of The Knotsman by Math Jones. The Knotsman was published in 2019, and Math recently presented Arachne Press with a completed audiobook ...

Battersea Arts Centre is hosting Poetry Pyjama Party, an event for first time or inexperienced poetry performers to write poems and read them out loud in a safe, relaxed space. The first part of the ...

Southbank Centre’s popular Summer Pop-Ups are back on the Queen’s Walk from 24 April, offering an exciting selection of food and drink right by the Thames. With its unbeatable lineup, Southbank Centre ...

It’s a characteristic that he attributes to having grown up as part of the South Asian diaspora in Los Angeles, an identity that made him ‘feel neither here nor there’. The world is not flush with ...

The Southbank Centre and its family of six Resident Orchestras – Aurora Orchestra, Chineke! Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and ...