Events, Festivals and Exhibitions
Whistler’s Woman in White: Joanna Hiffernan will be the first exhibition to examine the important role played by the Irish-born model Joanna Hiffernan (1839?–1886) in establishing the reputation of the
Derby has been dubbed the best place to drink real ale in the world, and for many years has hosted the Camra Derby Winter Ale Festival. Now for the first
Following on from last year's success, The Great Northern Food & Drink Festival, returns to the North - this time in Nottinghamshire - this August. Organisers say that the festival
Held in late August to early September, the Freedom Festival Hull is the flagship event in the former UK City of Culture’s festival calendar. Now in its 16th year and
Camp Good Life is a small music, food and word festival held on The Hawarden Estate, home to former Prime Minster, William Gladstone in North Wales for more than 30
Spain and the Hispanic World will be on display at the Royal Academy of Arts in January 2023. A visual history of Spain, this historic exhibition brings together notable works from ...
C’est La Vie, Scott Covert's first major solo show outside the US, is exhibited at Studio Voltaire from 25 January to 23 April. Covert's Monument paintings — carefully produced tombstone rubbings...
All the Beauty and the Bloodshed will screen at the Barbican Cinema 1 at 6:30pm on 27 January, followed by a talk with its director Laura Poitras. Sonia Zadurian, curator
Phaedra, a new play by Simon Stone after Euripides, Seneca and Racine, will be performed at the Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre from 1 February to 8 April. Writer-Director Simon Stone
The BFI will screen You Beauties: New Australian Cinema at the BFI Southbank from 3-27 February, 2023. Curated by ACMI (Australia’s national museum of screen culture)...
Standing at the Sky's Edge will be performed at the National Theatre's Olivier Theatre from 9 February to 25 March. With music and lyrics by Richard Hawley, based on a
Eugène Leroy: The Materiality of Light, Paintings 1950-1999 will be on display from 9 February through to 15 April 2023 at the Michael Werner Gallery, London. The first extensive exhibition...
Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale will make history this February and March as it is performed on both the stage of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse and the Globe Theatre. The Plot
More than 150 paintings by 80 underrepresented worldwide women painters are on display in a major new show - Action, Gesture, Paint ...
Fans of the silent screen should virtually head to Bristol this March for Slapstick Festival 2026, a celebration of silent and vintage screen comedy, and much more. The initial Slapstick
Romeo and Julie is a new play by Gary Owen that will be performed at the National Theatre’s Dorfman Theatre from 14 February to 1 April. A co-production with the
Whorled (Here After Here After Here), an installation by Mumbai-based artist, Jitish Kallat, will be on display at Somerset House from 16 February to 23 April, 2023. The installation cocsists
Alice Neel: Hot Off The Griddle at The Barbican is the largest exhibition of the work of the US artist to be seen in the United Kingdom. Alice Neel, who
Kakilang – HOME X Performed at the Barbican's Pit HOME X is a visually spectacular virtual environment that fuses performers in London and Hong Kong in real-time utilising depth-sensing cameras that
Showing in February Black Cyclone: Africa and her Diaspora’s Love for the Bicycle is the fourth screening in the Barbican Cinema’s Emerging Film Curators...
