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An engine of creativity, we’re home to art and culture that brings people together
On now & coming up
Anish Kapoor
CBeebies House Party Live
Southbank Centre Tours
Colin Grant: What We Leave We Carry
Gaia x BBC Concert Orchestra: Sounds of the Earth
Performers
BBC Concert Orchestra
Chloé van Soeterstède conductor
Nathaniel Anderson-Frank violin
Miwa Rosso cello
Repertoire
Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis
Hildur Guðnadóttir: Bær; Opaque from Without Sinking
Dobrinka Tabakova: Sun Triptych
Barber: Adagio for strings
Arvo Pärt: Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten
Mieko Kawakami: Sisters in Yellow
Gaia x Eric Whitacre: Eternity in an Hour
Performers
Eric Whitacre Singers
Eric Whitacre conductor, electronics
Laura van der Heijden cello
William Morrison piano
Repertoire
Eric Whitacre: Eternity in an hour for chorus, cello, piano & electronics
Gift to the Future
London Parks: An Exhibition
Quentin Blake: The Southbank Parade
TONIC FLOW: A Communal Chorus in Colour and Sound
Luke Jerram: Stepping Out
Floating Together
Musquiqui Chihying: A Life of Navigation
Heart n Soul’s Let It Be Awesome Party!
Festivals & series
Summer Time
Riverside Sessions
Goalhanger: The Rest Is Fest
Creative Intelligence
Letters to the Future
Classical Music
Season Opening Week
Performance & Dance
London Literature Festival
KUNSTY
Recently announced
Shovel Dance Collective
Koestler Arts: Rock, Paper, Scissors
Johnny Flynn & Lillie Flynn
A High Room with Storefront Church & Friends
Youth Voices Open Day
Relaxed Sessions: Acrobalance with Mimbre
Relaxed Sessions: A Festive Cracker
Saturday Sessions: Acrobalance with Mimbre
Virtual Orchestra: Play Along
Relaxed Sessions: Drawing Futures with MATT+FIONA
Free events
Gift to the Future
London Parks: An Exhibition
Quentin Blake: The Southbank Parade
TONIC FLOW: A Communal Chorus in Colour and Sound
Luke Jerram: Stepping Out
Floating Together
Musquiqui Chihying: A Life of Navigation
Heart n Soul’s Let It Be Awesome Party!
LIVE + BREATHE: Climate Futures Marketplace
LIVE + BREATHE: Sounds of Solidarity
Creative Encounters: (Almost) Ikebana
Members' Private View: Anish Kapoor
futuretense: Teshay Makeda + NEONE The Wonderer
Get Your Hands-Dirty with Creative Tech
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg: Pollinator Pathmaker
Katie Paterson: Ideas
While you’re with us
Make the most of your visit and explore all our venues and spaces have to offer.
Jeppe Hein: Appearing Rooms
A summer favourite returns to our site with water fountains to splash around and cool down in.
Thinking
Fountains
Water cascades and spouts over Klaus Weber’s bronze figures.
Modified Social Benches
Benches that challenge the space and distance we place between one another.
William Pye's Zemran
Pye’s beautiful stainless steel sculpture sits overlooking the Thames.
How I create… with screenwriter Jack Thorne
The multi-award-winning screenwriter and playwright on developing ideas and what success feels like.
5 things to know about Heart n Soul
Get to know the South London creative community and arts charity who’ve been championing the talent of people with learning disabilities since 1986.
Playlist: futuretense 2026
Find your next favourite musician in our playlist of acts who’ve appeared at this year’s futuretense gigs series.
5 things to know about Tomorrow’s Warriors
Meet the pioneering talent development charity who’ve quietly reshaped the UK jazz scene.
My mixtape: Hekayyatna's 10 SWANA tracks that go straight to the heart
London-based community organisation Hekayyatna offer up a sonic flavour of Southwest Asia and North Africa in this playlist.
Who is composer Julia Wolfe?
A look at the multi-award winning composer and hugely influential contemporary music figure who never intended to study music.
Ivan Michael Blackstock: ‘Dance became my outlet before I even knew I needed one’
In an in-depth interview the dancer, curator, choreographer discusses transitions, Traplord and learning to listen to his body.
Islands and oil drums: the history of steel pan
Did you know that 2026 marks 75 years since the first ever steel pan performance in the UK?
More to explore
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Our story
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