The inimitable Bob Dylan is back in the UK with an unmissable run of five shows in our Royal Festival Hall. Join for the ...

Albedo 0.39, released in 1976, was Vangelis’ second album as a solo studio artist and his first UK top 20 title. The record draws heavily on jazz and blues influences, and features Vangelis’ playing ...

Hofesh Shechter’s new full-length work for his company Shechter II, IN THE BRAIN is an invitation to surrender to the music and be swept away in rhythm. Part rave, part ritual, this performance – one ...

Designed with families in mind, this immersive experience welcomes curious kids, first-time concertgoers and seasoned music lovers alike to experiment, explore and be part of something extraordinary.

Your feet make the tunes as your steps trigger rising and falling arpeggios of music in this installation from artist Luke Jerram and composer Dan Jones. The ...

The series, written and illustrated by number one children’s bestseller Katie Kirby, is filled with first experiences, friendship fails, embarrassing moments and plenty of laughs. And so is this book ...

In conversation with Mia Levitin, Fredrik Backman joins us to discuss his new novel, My Friends. Most people don’t even notice them – three tiny figures sitting at the end of a long pier in the corner ...

Over 90 lines of poetry created with thousands of children from across London, Birmingham and Manchester are realised on an epic scale on our site. As part of our 75th anniversary school project, ...

The Man-Wulf lays down a ferocious comedy challenge to the culturally irrelevant and physically enfeebled Lee – but can the beast inside us all be silenced with the silver bullet of Lee’s stand-up?

A remarkable feat of British filmmaking, Kes is Loach’s 1969 coming-of-age drama following Billy, whose expectations lead no further than the local mines. Everything changes, however, when Billy finds ...

Whatever your age, this is a place to express and reimagine what being and feeling young means. Embrace youth as a mindset, not as an age, with our series of summer events.

A bold public artwork reflecting on solidarity, community and courage, by artist Malak Mattar in collaboration with young people from Ukraine and Greece. Responding to the Refugee Week 2026 theme of ...