Linos Piano Trio | Sunday 24th November
The Linos Piano Trio returns to Conway Hall with the rarely heard Beethoven transcription of his own second Symphony, followed by the trio’s re-imagination of the variations from the Eroica Symphony.
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November 2019
Out Of The Box Thinking: Addressing The Climate Change Emergency | Monday 25th November
Four speakers discuss and debate the most crucial issue of our times – climate change – and how we can address it, or whether we’re too late.
Self-organisation for co-operative art education | Thursday 28th November
A workshop on self-organisation and collectivity in the context of alternative art education. The workshop will begin with a seminar on self-organisation and conclude with a workshop on leadership roles for leaderless groups. Led by Conway Hall’s artist in residence, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
Pexava Salsa Specials | Thursday 28th November
Join us for our Saturday Salsa Special. With one of the best dance floors around. If you have never been to one of our socials in this venue, please come join us for a great night of dancing! Starting with a class from Gil and Shelley, dancing until 2 am!
Tango | Friday 29th November
Carablanca is London’s longest-running tango club and takes place on Fridays. The friendly, informal atmosphere ensures that beginners and visitors mix easily with the regular dancers.
Richard Carlile and His Legacy | Saturday 30th November
Champions of secularism throughout history include a wealth of brave and heroic individuals who defied authorities and established opinion to pioneer progressive ideas. One such individual was Richard Carlile. Join us to learn more about the life of Carlile, one of the most important figures in secularist history.
By Any Means Necessary? Diversity of tactics in the fight for life on earth. | Saturday 30th November
We are living in the midst of the sixth great extinction. With the clock ticking down, can the modern environmental movement continue to appeal to governments and corporations to change their ways? Or has the time for these tactics passed? If so, what tools are left that have a real chance to save the planet?
December 2019
Fitzwilliam Quartet & Simon Callaghan | Sunday 1st December
Simon Callaghan joins the Fitzwilliam Quartet for this performance of Elgar, Haydn and Beethoven
The Three Sisters Who Changed China Forever | Monday 2nd December
Wild Swans author Jung Chang presents a true story of love, war and betrayal: the lives of the Soong sisters, who each rose to the heights of power and left an indelible mark on modern China.
London’s Lost Rivers Volume 2 | Monday 2nd December
Take a journey in search of London’s lost rivers… Below the pavements, out of sight, a network of secret rivers pulses beneath the capital’s busy pavements. But while they may be hidden from view, clues remain, and this talk will show you how to find them.
Constitution for a co-operative art school | Tuesday 3rd December
Come along to contribute your ideas to a draft constitution for a co-operative art school. Using a series of questions as guidelines, we will collectively generate the values, principles, processes and working methods of a co-operative art school. Led by Conway Hall’s artist in residence, Sophia Kosmaoglou.
DigitalXChange Product Series | Tuesday 3rd December
DigitalXChange is back in London with two new speakers. Jann Kirchhoff from BMW Motorrad in Munich will talk About petrolheads and mobile apps while Alexander Hipp from N26 in Barcelona will tell us How we set up our team for Continuous Product Discovery at N26.