Summer Time
Find a warm welcome with us this summer
Splash in the fountain, relax in our Roof Garden, sample sizzling street food and soak up sun, shows and art for everyone.
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TONIC FLOW: A Communal Chorus in Colour and Sound
Anish Kapoor
Floating Together
Our HeartBeats: Courage in Creativity
London Parks: An Exhibition
REPLAY: A Limitless Recycled Playground
Kulpreet Singh: Indelible Black Marks
Arab Film Club: An Afternoon of Shorts and Q&A
Gift to the Future
Anmol Mohara: Across The Sea
Performers
Tereza Catarov vocals
Simeon May flute, saxophone
Dan Fawcett guitar
Cody Moss piano, keyboards
Rory Hudson bass
Anmol Mohara drums, percussion
Rekesh Chauhan: Classically Reimagined
Performers
Rekesh Chauhan piano, synthesiser, guitar
Nicki Wells vocals
Ashnaa Sasikaran vocals
Nishla Smith vocals
Praveen Prathapan (The Flute Guy) bansuri
Alok Verma tabla, percussion
Dayna Fisher bass
Janathan Karunakaran drums
London Bollywood Orchestra with Priyani Vani Panditt
Raghu Dixit
Thamarai: Pritt + Prito
Shradhanjali: A Homage to Zakir Hussain
Hariharan: Soul India
Asian Tones: Tara Lily + Shalini Rani
Hemantika and Beyond
Amrita Kaur
Tez Ilyas: Work in Progress
Poetic Unity + Live Band
Benjamin Zephaniah: A Celebration
Masterclass: Raymond Antrobus
Poetry International Festival Zine Fair
After Catastrophe: Futures Beyond Crisis
Masterclass: Ilya Kaminsky
Peter Gizzi & Denise Riley
Apples and Snakes: Managers’ Match
Raymond Antrobus & Ilya Kaminsky
Maggie Nelson
From the Lips to the Moon
A Poet in Every Port – London
Masterclass: Peter Gizzi
Yang Lian & Sudeep Sen: Chinese and Indian Poetry
Apples and Snakes Word Cup – Showcase Final
Masterclass: Denise Riley
Batool Abu Akleen & Alice Oswald
A Poet in Every Port: Live
Kim Hyesoon & Paul Muldoon
Kim Hyesoon & Paul Muldoon
Allen Ginsberg at 100
Allen Ginsberg at 100
At Least We Can Reimagine
At Least We Can Reimagine
At Least We Have the Playground
An Evening with Rough Trade Books
At Least We Can Decide
Hannah Patterson: Ungone – the Play
Scritti Politti
Pulp
At Least We Have the Pieces
Kes: Live Soundtrack
caroline + My New Band Believe
Kinetika Bloco x Tomorrow’s Warriors
Steel Rising
Defining the Modern Pannist
Steel Sounds with Just Vibez
Rhythms of Reggae with UFO Steelband
The Social Infrastructure of Steel
Calypso Grooves with RASPO
Steel Pan Reimagined
Beginnings of Pan with Impact Steel Band
Steel Legacies
Hot Hot Hot with New Generation
Dog Man: The Musical
Tomorrow’s Warriors: Continuum feat. Jazz Jamaica
Sounds Like Chaos: Bring The Noise
Sounds Like Chaos: Bring The Noise
Sounds Like Chaos: Concrete & Confetti
Femi Koleoso Presents Situation Dance
Tomorrow's Warriors: Extraordinary Summer Showcase
Tomorrow’s Warriors: Resonance feat. Zeñel
Raw Material: Journey to the Soul
Bass in the Borough
Hekayyatna: Lamma & Sahra
Hekayyatna: Yalla, Speak!
Tracks on Tap: A Journey Through UK Music
shelf/break x Boundless Theatre: Witching Hour
Kinetika Bloco Summer Showcase
ZooNation: Future Artists of Hip-Hop
ZooNation: Hip-Hop Showcase for All Ages
Kinetika Bloco: Beats by the Bank
Raze Collective: Friday
Arts Emergency: Explore
Arts Emergency: Express
Gaia x BBC Concert Orchestra: Sounds of the Earth
Performers
BBC Concert Orchestra
Chloé van Soeterstède conductor
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
Heart n Soul’s Let It Be Awesome Party!
Gaia x Eric Whitacre: Eternity in an Hour
Performers
Eric Whitacre Singers
Eric Whitacre conductor, electronics
Repertoire
Eric Whitacre: Eternity in an hour for chorus, cello, piano & electronics
Luke Jerram: Gaia
Luke Jerram: Gaia
Making A Husband: Live
While you're with us
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.