Featured Events
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![LifeLines – Poetry, Dance and Music]()
Bloomsbury Festival:
LifeLines – Poetry, Dance and MusicBloomsbury Festival:
LifeLines – Poetry, Dance and MusicBuilding on their previous successful collaborations, Sage Dance Company and Rack Press Poets invite you to a celebration of older people’s creativity.
In person | No Option
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![Sounding the Archive: The Emily Penrose Diaries]()
Bloomsbury Festival:
Sounding the Archive: The Emily Penrose DiariesBloomsbury Festival:
Sounding the Archive: The Emily Penrose DiariesJoin Ilenia Cipollari in a musical exploration of the 19th century diaries of Emily Penrose, investigating how women's voices appear, disappear, and re-surface within institutional histories.
In person | No Option
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![“In Sweet Music Is Such Art” with Harriet Burns, Mark Padmore & Ian Tindale]()
Sunday Concerts:
“In Sweet Music Is Such Art” with Harriet Burns, Mark Padmore & Ian TindaleSunday Concerts:
“In Sweet Music Is Such Art” with Harriet Burns, Mark Padmore & Ian TindaleAs part of Bloomsbury Festival 2026, soprano Harriet Burns, tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Ian Tindale perform a programme of song that travels from Schumann to Shakespeare.
In person | No Option
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![Mary Trump on the Making of Donald Trump]()
5x15:
Mary Trump on the Making of Donald Trump5x15:
Mary Trump on the Making of Donald TrumpMary Trump, clinical psychologist and niece of Donald Trump, speaks to John Crace about his past and what it tells us about his leadership.
In person | No Option
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![Dvořák Piano Quartet]()
Sunday Concerts:
Dvořák Piano QuartetSunday Concerts:
Dvořák Piano QuartetGranted the right to bear Dvořák's own name by his descendants, this celebrated Czech ensemble brings authentic idiomatic insight to two towering piano quartets.
In person | No Option
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Ethical Matters:
Ghibli and GoodnessEthical Matters:
Ghibli and GoodnessFrom Laputa: Castle in the Sky, via Princess Mononoke to Grave of the Fireflies and Pom Poko, Studio Ghibli tells tales of the horrors of conflict, the destruction of nature and the goodness of being honest and earnest. Ghibli experts Prof Rayna Denison and Jake Cunningham discuss the ethical messages within these magical worlds.
Brockway Room | Virtual event










