Welcoming our 60+ cinema goers and those who matter to you most, to watch the latest new releases every other Monday morning. Take advantage of our Senior Community screenings where we show the best ...

Bring along baby for our weekly film screenings of the latest new releases each Monday and Saturday morning. Enjoy the best new films on the big screen with your little ones of twelve months and under ...

Two showcases of Bartók’s unbridled passion for Hungarian folk music, plus de Falla’s sun-drenched tale of love and deception. Bartók completed his Second Violin Concerto in 1938 during a period of ...

Visit the second biggest Conservatory in London and explore our hidden tropical oasis. The Conservatory is closed for public visits on any dates which are not listed. Admission is free. Tickets for ...

Join us for a new film every Friday night where you pick the price! Each Friday, one of our new release film screenings is priced Pay What You Can. We don't want price to be a barrier to having a ...

You're invited to the most swell party of the year as this summer's eagerly anticipated production delivers another glorious dose of Golden Age music theatre escapism. Join the 28-strong cast for this ...

Get creative with fabric, fashion, crafts and textile and take part in these workshops led by Dirty Looks artists Matty Bovan, Ayumi Kajiwara and Alice Potts. Join us for a vibrant day celebrating ...

Clemens Schuldt and the BBC Symphony Orchestra perform Shakespearean classics, Strauss at his most sumptuous, and a new British concerto for cellist Guy Johnston. A troubled prince, a tragic heroine ...

NYT bestselling author Samin Nosrat invites you to celebrate Good Things, her long-awaited follow-up to Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, filled with recipes and rituals to share with loved ones.

Jonathan Bailey and Ariana Grande will star in a new stage production of Stephen Sondheim’s legendary musical, Sunday in the Park with George. Tickets will go on sale in May 2026 and will only be sold ...

Did you know the Barbican’s theatre and concert hall go deeper underground than the nearest Tube line; early plans for the ...