Darragh Morgan & Mary Dullea
For this special concert, as part of Bloomsbury Festival, Darragh Morgan and Mary Dullea explore themes of ‘human’ qualities and ‘kindness’ in their programme. Musical art is a force that inspires and connects humankind, evoking our desire to create artistic expression. Plato said music gives soul to the universe. Reflecting on ‘human’ qualities and ‘kindness’, […]
How Crowds Made the Modern World
Join Dan Hancox in celebrating the release of his acclaimed new book Multitudes: How Crowds Made the Modern World, for a launch event as part of Bloomsbury Festival 2024. What happens when we come together with strangers? And why are those in power so desperate to keep us apart? In this Ethical Matters talk, Dan […]
Answers from the Archive
Yesterday’s objects can be the answer to today’s problems. Join us in Conway Hall’s historic Library for a discussion on how archival objects can offer us new insights in addressing the challenges we face today. Archivists, researchers and artists will join the conversation, and share some of their favourite artifacts from the Conway Hall Library […]
Autumn Season Ticket 2024
Enjoy a 15% discount off admission to all Sunday Concerts in the Autumn Season when you buy a Season Ticket. Our Autumn series will offer a perfect balance of mainstream repertoire alongside a rich selection of lesser-known works and new compositions. This season will see the celebration of the works of Steven Dodgson through a […]
Autumn Keynote: Catastrophe & Emergence with Professor Robin D.G. Kelley
The Stuart Hall Foundation invites historian and writer Professor Robin D.G. Kelley to respond to the theme of their 2024 programme Catastrophe & Emergence. Professor Kelley will examine this current conjuncture, trace the histories constituting it, and consider the political and creative possibilities that might emerge from what was. Professor Kelley will organise his keynote […]
Vlado Kreslin: Live in Concert
Vlado Kreslin in one of the best-known Slovenian musicians and songwriters, playing his own unique mix of Blues mixed with folk music. He has been referred to as an ‘ethno-revivalist’ due to his modernization of traditional songs, drawing on the rich traditions and ethnic heritage of his homeland and across the region. He is constantly […]
Love & Relationships
People mechanically get into relationships without any understanding, imposing mental fancies upon their partner which often ends up in separation. Following on from last year’s sell-out lecture with the Vedanta Institute London, speaker Bhaskarji will explore scientific techniques of approaching relationships. The talk will help to answer the following questions: Why is there joy at […]
First Light: Revealing the Early Universe
Gresham Professor of Astronomy and BBC Sky at Night presenter, Chris Lintott, returns to the theme of how insight is derived from observations, considering the cosmic microwave background. This oldest light in the Universe, emitted just 400,000 years after the Big Bang, contains the seeds of the structures we see around us, and tells us […]
Lumas Winds
Lumas Winds is a dynamic, young chamber ensemble based in London. Winners of the 71st Royal Over-Seas League Mixed Ensemble Prize in 2023, Lumas are committed ambassadors for wind chamber music and the rich variety of repertoire that it offers. The ensemble are Making Music’s Phillip and Dorothy Green Young Artists and will take up […]