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    Festivals & series

    Dive into great art and culture

    Our festivals and series happen year-round and showcase a diverse range of art forms and topics, with a mix of free and paid activities and events.

    1. Inside Out text design

      Inside Out

      Broadcasting music, literature and talks from our venues and beyond
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    2. Summer Reunion

      Brighter days are here as we welcome you back to our season of art, music and open-air fun
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    3. Grace Jones, model, singer, songwriter and record producer
      Adrea Kalrin

      Grace Jones' Meltdown

      Grace Jones, international music, fashion and film icon, to curate Meltdown 2022
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    4. Stewart Lee, comedian
      Idil Sukan

      Comedy

      From newcomers fresh from Edinburgh Festival Fringe to household names from off the telly
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    5. Edward Gardner conducts Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra in Peter Grimes at Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall.

      Classical music

      For music that really has something to say, choose from hundreds of boundary-pushing classical concerts.
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    6. Jazz Voice - EFG London Jazz Festival Opening Gala

      EFG London Jazz Festival

      Renowned for showcasing an eclectic mix of musicians from around the world
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    7. Monsters at Imagine Children's Festival

      Imagine Children's Festival

      12 days of jam-packed half term fun in our annual children's festival
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    8. Anthony Daniels and C-3PO

      London Literature Festival

      Bringing together leading writers and thinkers to explore the burning issues of our times
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    9. Tyshawn Sorey, drummer
      John Rogers

      Contemporary Edit

      Music that makes surprising connections: welcome to our Contemporary Edit
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    10. In a photo by fine art photographer Suzie Larke, a nude woman lies face-down on the stage of an empty auditorium. The woman, who looks anxious, is holding a microphone in her outstretched right hand. Her body is broken into four pieces and appears to be made from porcelain. Image credit: Storms Don’t Last Forever © Suzie Larke.
      Suzie Larke

      Unlimited

      Unlimited celebrates the artistic vision and originality of disabled artists
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    11. Kimberle Crenshaw

      WOW – Women of the World

      Celebrating the power of women and girls and addressing the challenges they face
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