Harvey Parker Trust: Love in Mind
Sir Mark Rylance and Clean Bandit lead an illustrious line-up at the launch of a new trust supporting the mental wellbeing of young creatives.
There are performances from Clean Bandit, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Chineke! Orchestra, Tomorrow’s Warriors, members of the National Children’s Orchestras of Great Britain, Choir of Westminster School and Future Talent. Surprise artists still to be announced.
In a spectacular of sound and inspiration, the evening also features appearances from members of the fashion world, plus artists and DJs from the queer community. Supported by Heaven and G-A-Y nightclub.
This event launches the Harvey Parker Trust, which provides access to emotional and mental health support for young creatives, including neurodiverse, gender-diverse and marginalised musicians from under-represented communities.
The charity aims to make a positive difference, raising awareness around this vital cause and funds for young artists experiencing mental health crises.
Stand with us as we celebrate and hold in mind the love needed to support the brilliance of young creative talent.
In memory and celebration of Harvey Parker, 2001 – 2021.
This event is organised by the Harvey Parker Trust and all profits will contribute to its aim to make a positive difference to the mental wellbeing of young creatives.
The Southbank Centre supports mental health wellbeing for young creatives as part of our commitment to arts and wellbeing and nurturing new talent.
Performers
- Tomorrow's Warriors
- Chineke! Orchestra
- National Children's Orchestras of Great Britain
- Sheku Kanneh-Mason cello
Need to know
Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult
The afterparty is for ages 18+ only
Don’t want the evening to end? Come to Harvey Parker Trust: Love in Mind - The Afterparty in the Queen Elizabeth Hall Foyer, supported by legendary London nightclubs Heaven and G-A-Y and featuring DJs drawn from the worlds of music, fashion and art. Tickets are sold separately or as part of the VIP package.
Find out more about The Afterparty
Become the ultimate supporter with a VIP ticket, giving you access to a pre-show welcome with Sir Mark Rylance; the best seats in the house; the opportunity to be one of the founding members of the Harvey Parker Trust; and entry to Harvey Parker Trust: Love in Mind - The Afterparty, supported by Heaven and G-A-Y, in the Queen Elizabeth Hall Foyer on the same night.
Dates & times
Price
- Standard entryFrom £35*
- Concessions25%**
* Excludes £3.50 booking fee.
Book as early as you can to ensure the best choice of tickets. Ticket prices may be adjusted without notice to reflect demand.
** Limited availability. Read about concessions.
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Venue
Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Toilets
An accessible toilet is located in the foyer.
A Changing Places toilet is located on Level 1 Royal Festival Hall next to the JCB Glass Lift, for the exclusive use of disabled people who need personal assistance to use the toilet.
The facility includes a height-adjustable bench, tracking hoist system, a centrally-placed toilet, a height-adjustable basin and a shower. The phone outside the Changing Places toilet will connect you with a member of staff, who can provide you with the key. The facility is open daily 10am – 11pm.
Cloakroom
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To reach this entrance, enter the Royal Festival Hall via the Southbank Centre Square Doors. Take the JCB Glass Lift to Level 2 and exit to the Riverside Terrace. Turn right to find the Queen Elizabeth Hall main entrance.
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Please bear with us while we update our access map to reflect the refurbishment of the Royal Festival Hall’s Level 2 foyer spaces. The step-free routes remain the same.
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