Camden High Street is being reimagined. Camden subSTRATUM, a bold public-realm installation by Edgy Collective x LINDA, transforms the high street into a people-centred square. Featuring accessible surfaces, biodiversity-focused planting, and design that nods to Camden’s cultural roots; subSTRATUM represents regeneration that values community, creativity and connection.

A look inside December at the Royal Albert Hall — a month-long constellation of concerts, choral highlights, and cinematic visuals that transform winter into something warm, communal, and deeply human. A season where music and tradition come together under one historic roof to create new memories.

Rambert x (LA)HORDE’s We Should Have Never Walked on the Moon transforms Southbank Centre into a living, breathing landscape of movement, sound, and observation. More than a performance, it’s a cultural experiment—inviting us to question not only what we watch, but how we watch, and who we choose to become in the process.

This November, the Southbank Centre is a playground for the bold and uncontainable. KUNSTY is a four-day collision of dance, cabaret, and live art—from flamenco-infused queer cabaret to dystopian drag performance and mythic Filipino futurism, the line-up is as unpredictable as it is electrifying.

As summer shines on, the Royal Albert Hall is already looking towards the horizon of autumn, unveiling its biggest Late Night Jazz season yet. Nine genre-blending acts from around the globe will transform the candle-lit Elgar Room into a world stage — from nu-jazz dreamscapes and Persian fusion to Korean jazz-classical blends and festive swing.

Two of the world’s most progressive dance companies—Rambert and (LA)HORDE—join forces to transform the Southbank Centre into an immersive world of movement, sound and cinematic disruption. We Should Have Never Walked On The Moon isn’t just a performance; it’s a reimagining of space, body and the digital age.

Chelsea Arts Festival 2025 (19–21 Sept, London) unveils first lineup: Elizabeth Day, Matt Haig, Ian McEwan, Zandra Rhodes, Jordan Stephens, June Sarpong & more. A celebration of literature, fashion, music & climate dialogue.

Robyn Orlin’s We Wear Our Wheels with Pride pays tribute to South Africa’s apartheid-era rickshaw drivers, weaving together dance, music, and resistance. Performed by Moving Into Dance Mophatong, and featuring a compelling musical score, a collaboration between uKhoiKho, Yogin Sullaphen and Anelisa Stuurman.

Wilderness Festival 2025 returns to Cornbury Park, offering an blend of music, art, gourmet dining and nature. Set against a beautiful landscape, it’s a weekend of creative exploration, immersive experiences and adventure that celebrates the spirit of artistic expression and the great outdoors.

The London Literature Festival at the Southbank Centre welcomed curious minds for a conversation centred around ‘London Living.’ Writers Ella Frears, Oisín McKenna, Kwajo Tweneboa, Kieran Yates, and chair Holly Pester offered beautiful yet painful reflections on life in a city grappling with crisis.

The Roundhouse, a vibrant hub of creativity in Camden, London, recently celebrated a remarkable milestone: supporting over 10,000 young people in just one year. 

Women of the World, a global movement for gender equality, is celebrating its 15th anniversary at the Royal Albert Hall for a special 2025 event.

An evening at the Somerset House Summer Series, featuring Corinne Bailey Rae and the Euro ‘24 Finals, embodied the epitome of a British summer celebration.

Music matters - it’s a global language that transcends barriers and has the potential to connect all. Last week, global superstar Ed Sheeran sparked joy and inspiration to young people with learning difficulties at the Royal Albert Hall.

Nestled in the heart of central London, the Somerset House courtyard will once again transform into a vibrant hub of musical magic from July 11th to July 21st, hosting an array of global artists across diverse genres.

In an anticipated talk with Speakers for Schools, Artist and Entrepreneur Kio Briggs aims to empower young minds, offering guidance in leveraging their creative talents to pursue their aspirations with confidence and determination.

Our favourite Disney classic celebrates its 30th anniversary! In two special in-concert screenings this July, the iconic animated film will appear amidst concerts and a special musical performance at The Royal Albert Hall.

In a world often dictated by plans and expectations, the concept of the "positive accident" offers a refreshing perspective on the unpredictability of life.

With new life in bloom this Spring, we’ve rounded up an unmissable season at The Southbank Centre.

The Roundhouse, an iconic music and arts venue nestled in the heart of Camden, London, is once again opening its doors to emerging musicians, poets, writers, and performers for its highly coveted Resident Artist Programme. This year-long initiative seeks to nurture the next generation of talent, offering bespoke creative and professional development opportunities to passionate creatives aged 18-25.