A Little bit of Glastonbury comes to Nunhead The Free University of Glastonbury – a much-loved spoken word and ideas space that usually takes…

‘I left school with bulimia, promiscuity and a grade C in typing’ There are a lot of words online about Liz Bentley, but the…

A two-person exhibition with Mark Melvin & ATM  A classic juxtaposition of two artists hailing from different sides of London, one with a foot…

‘We are going to have a singsong around the piano, with pies and beer!’ After a chance meeting and a chat with Charlotte Benstead,…

An environment that must be listened to, touched, navigated, and absorbed nora chipaumire’s newest exhibition, gadzi, has fully taken hold of the Tate Modern’s…

A candid, unfiltered conversation about art, honesty, feminism and the life behind the artwork Known for her confessional and confrontational work, Emin has spent…

Kamasi pays tribute to John Coltrane and Miles Davis in celebration of their 100th birthday Join Washington for a special set merging the most…

A one-off performance featuring a host of guests Shabaka came to prominence within the London music scene playing in the bands Sons of Kemet,…

‘That was the best play I have ever seen!’ The man next to me is in tears, and the audience is on their feet…

Bigger, bolder, and completely free The Festival will include a series of walks, talks, design workshops, music, poetry, writing workshops, history, mystery and fairy…

As Dough Hands leaves its residency at the Old Nun’s Head pub, an exciting new pizza duo – made up of a former Dough…

“Epic” and “transcendental” were the words repeatedly heard from the Royal Festival Hall audience members fortunate enough to experience Space Station Earth, a rare…