Featured Events
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Bloomsbury Festival:
Songs and Ballads: Singing ShowcaseBloomsbury Festival:
Songs and Ballads: Singing ShowcaseJoin singers from Bloomsbury and beyond for a joyful and powerful sharing of songs showcasing the history of the streets of Bloomsbury and St Giles, and the global cultures of communities who live here now.
In person | No Option
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![Up in the Mango Trees by Britny Virginia]()
Bloomsbury Festival:
Up in the Mango Trees by Britny VirginiaBloomsbury Festival:
Up in the Mango Trees by Britny VirginiaAs part of Bloomsbury Festival's New Wave programme for emerging talent, join us at Conway Hall for Britny Virginia's Up in the Mango Trees, a colourful story exploring the life of a young disabled woman in her running for Saint Lucia's prestigious title of Carnival Queen.
In person | No Option
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Bloomsbury Festival:
Dickensian Song and Dance ClubBloomsbury Festival:
Dickensian Song and Dance ClubJoin The Capability Consort for an evening of songs and dances drawing from archives associated with Charles Dickens and his literary characters, and publications by his friend and collaborator, John Oxenford.
In person | No Option
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![Humanist Bloomsbury: Doers, Dreamers, Place Makers]()
Humanist Bloomsbury: Doers, Dreamers, Place Makers
Humanist Heritage Presents:
Humanist Bloomsbury: Doers, Dreamers, Place Makers
Beginning at Conway Hall – the UK’s only surviving Ethical Society and its largest humanist research resource – join us for a walking tour to discover some of Bloomsbury’s non-religious radicals and reformers.
Conway Hall | No Option
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![Winterreise with Mark Padmore & Noam Greenberg]()
Sunday Concerts:
Winterreise with Mark Padmore & Noam GreenbergSunday Concerts:
Winterreise with Mark Padmore & Noam GreenbergAs part of Bloomsbury Festival 2025, tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Noam Greenberg present a special concert performance of Schubert’s song cycle, Winterreise, in support of A Land for All, a unique Israeli-Palestinian organisation working for a peaceful and equitable future for all.
In person | No Option
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![Why Horror has a Hold on Us]()
Ethical Matters:
Why Horror has a Hold on UsEthical Matters:
Why Horror has a Hold on UsHorror has been embraced by mainstream pop culture, with horror characters and aesthetics infecting TV, music videos and TikTok trends. Anna Bogutskaya dispels the notion that there is something wrong with enjoying horror by examining how horror responds to, and fuels, our feelings of fear, anxiety, pain and power.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
