Cinema Restored is a bi-monthly film strand bringing fresh restorations of global art cinema to a London audience. This ongoing series looks at recently restored examples of often politically infused, ...

Join acclaimed pianist Jason Moran for a special one-off concert inspired by Noah Davis's paintings. Inspired by the late artist Noah Davis – the subject of our major exhibition in the Art Gallery, ...

Join Boy Blue for an exciting and thought-provoking conversation on the future of the UK street dance scene, from where we are in 2025 to what the future holds. Bringing together a group of diverse ...

Aimed at Key Stages 1-2, come and join other London schools in an uplifting showcase led by over 100 primary school children as part of Refugee Week celebrations. Hear foot-stomping traditional songs ...

Join David Attenborough in this breath-taking documentary, showing there is nowhere more vital for our survival, more full of life, wonder, or surprise, than the ocean. In this film, the celebrated ...

The final of Guildhall School's most prestigious music prize, offering the chance to enjoy songs and arias performed by three outstanding Guildhall vocalists in front of an esteemed panel of judges.

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Three groundbreaking exhibitions position historic sculptures by Alberto Giacometti with new works by contemporary artists, in an intimate new space. One of the most significant European sculptors of ...

Joyce DiDonato and Michael Spyres star in Handel’s Jephtha – the composer's valedictory oratorio. This work bears the marks of the illness that afflicted Handel while he was composing it, but which ...

Three beautifully-conceived 21st century works inspired by the visual arts, culminating in a celebration of Balkan folk tunes herald the return of Ellie Consta’s pioneering Her Ensemble. Inspired by ...

Step into the heart of London’s Brutalist legacy. Did you know the Barbican’s theatre and concert hall go deeper underground than the nearest Tube line; early plans for the Centre included a Pyramid; ...

The ‘hero’ of Janáček’s 1920 satire is the sausage- and beer-guzzling Brouček, a complacent, commitment-averse landlord. Over two acts he travels to both the moon and the fifteenth century. Thinking ...