Upcoming Our Events
Sunday Concerts:
Tippett Quartet & Robert Plane
Sunday Concerts:
Tippett Quartet & Robert Plane
Join the Tippett Quartet for a wonderful season finale exploring the Golden Age of cinema past and present. They will be accompanied by star clarinettist and Gramophone Award Winner Robert Plane.
In person | No Option
Sunday Concerts:
Carducci Quartet & Simon Callaghan
Sunday Concerts:
Carducci Quartet & Simon Callaghan
The award-winning Carducci Quartet open our 2026 season alongside Simon Callaghan. Their programme includes the second of Beethoven's Razumovsky Quartets, Schumann's much-loved quintet and one of Rebecca Clarke's only two surviving works.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
The Age of Fakes
Ethical Matters:
The Age of Fakes
Fake is the word. Fake autobiographies, deep fake faces, fake news. Our technology and communications have further distanced us from what is real in the world. In this Ethical Matters talk, learn how, why and discover ways we can re-find the truth.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
Bartholomew LaFollette & Friends + Pre-Concert Recital with Max Pemberton
Sunday Concerts:
Bartholomew LaFollette & Friends + Pre-Concert Recital with Max Pemberton
Conway Hall's 2026 Artist-in-Residence, Bartholomew LaFollette, brings together five of London's finest chamber musicians to present a captivating journey through early 20th-century chamber music. They will be preceded by a pre-concert recital from pianistMax Pemberton from the Guildhall School.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
Green Crime
Ethical Matters:
Green Crime
Enter a world where people are murdered, ecosystems are destroyed, and corruption is rampant. Criminal psychologist Dr Julia Shaw takes us deep into some of the worst environmental crimes of our time, and asks: how do the Earth's killers think? And how can we stop them from stealing our future?
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Ethical Matters:
How Housing Broke London
Ethical Matters:
How Housing Broke London
In London, only those with vast cash deposits can get on the property ladder, private rents have spiralled out of control and the wait for social housing is measured in decades. Author and journalist Peter Apps examines London's housing journey over the past forty years, and explores the ways London can transform again in the future.
Conway Hall | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
London Piano Quartet
Sunday Concerts:
London Piano Quartet
The London Piano Quartet, known for their fresh interpretations of under-performed works, return to Conway Hall offering a rare opportunity to hear William Alwyn's only essay in the genre alongside Dvořák and Brahms.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
Loving Differently
Ethical Matters:
Loving Differently
What does it mean to love outside of the conventions of heterosexuality and monogamy? As discussions around the many shapes and forms of relationships become less taboo, what lessons can we learn from loving differently?
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Jasad by Faris Ishaq
Conway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Jasad by Faris Ishaq
Palestinian Nay master, percussionist, and composer Faris Ishaq charts unexplored territories with the Nay, an ancient Middle Eastern flute dating back to 5000 B.C. Rooted in his Palestinian heritage, Faris celebrates its cultural legacy in today’s modern musical landscape.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
In Search of Now
Ethical Matters:
In Search of Now
According to physics there is no ‘now’, no difference between past and future. What of free will? Is choice an illusion? Or has physics left something out of the equation? Dr Jo Marchant tackles questions of time, self, consciousness and reality – exploring the secrets of how our lives really unfold.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
Duo Concertante & Heather Tuach + Pre-Concert Recital with Calliope Duo
Sunday Concerts:
Duo Concertante & Heather Tuach + Pre-Concert Recital with Calliope Duo
Canadian ensemble Duo Concertante are joined by cellist Heather Tuach to present a programme of Beethoven, Dvořák and the UK premiere of London-based composer Marcus Barcham Stevens' first piano trio. They are preceded by a pre-concert rectial from Calliope Duo.
In person | No Option
Humanist Bloomsbury: Doers, Dreamers, Place Makers
Conway Hall Ethical Society and 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
Corazón de la Selva
Conway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Corazón de la Selva
Conway Hall presents the European premiere of Corazón de la Selva (The Heart of the Forest) - the world’s first Climate Opera and a groundbreaking fusion of music, science, and ancestral wisdom that gives voice to the Earth and its guardians.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
Policing the Police
Ethical Matters:
Policing the Police
Join us at Conway Hall with Met Police whistle-blower Issy Vine and Senior Lecturer in Criminology Dr Lambros Fatsis. We will ask how policing can be for all the people, including women, people of colour, LGBTQ+ folks, protestors and others who cannot depend on protection of the police.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
Fibonacci Quartet
Sunday Concerts:
Fibonacci Quartet
The Fibonacci Quartet are rapidly establishing themselves among the finest young ensembles in Europe. Their programme contrasts Haydn’s radiant “Lark” Quartet with the bold rhythmic invention of Bartók’s Fifth, before concluding with Schumann’s passionate A major Quartet.
In person | No Option
Ethical Matters:
Useful Art
Ethical Matters:
Useful Art
Does art have to be beautiful? What if it can be useful instead? For over a decade Professor John Byrne has been working with artists and curators to explore how art can resist, engage with or offer alternatives to the current conditions of global neoliberalism.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir & Antoine Préat + Pre-Concert Recital with Leo Little
Sunday Concerts:
Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir & Antoine Préat + Pre-Concert Recital with Leo Little
Icelandic cellist Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir and French pianist Antoine Préat offer a wide-ranging programme for their debut at Conway Hall. They will be preceded by a pre-concert recital from Clements Prize winnerLeo Little.
In person | No Option
