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Fri 21 Aug

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2026 Philippine Studies Conference: 'Archipelagic Tongues — Philippine Languages and Meaning-making, Austronesian Worlds and Global Futures'

Fri 21 Aug09:30

Talk · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy

A speaker who knows more about this than anyone else in the room, including the other speakers.

Fri 18 Sept

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The Immortal Sisterhood Live

British LibraryNW1

Fri 18 Sept19:30

Talk · Talk

Join us at the London premiere of The Immortal Sisterhood LIVE in the grand Entrance Hall of the British Library as a new book by award-winning broadcaster and writer Gemma Cairney comes to life in an extraordinary fusion of art forms. The Immortal Sisterhood LIVE blends movement, readings, sound, song and strings in a captivating stage show with an intuitive, futurist and feminist perspective.From Grace Jones and Mary Wollstonecraft to Pharaoh Hatshepsut and Wang Zhenyi, the constellation of The Immortal Sisterhood and their stories – even in the face of racism, sexism, illness or war – all offer something different to guide us through life, and to create our own stories.Plus special guests, stalls and more and DJs to close.Two performances. Friday 18 and Saturday 19 September.The event will be partially seated, with standing areas. Seating will be on a first come, first served basis with priority for those less able to stand.

Sat 19 Sept

1 event

The Immortal Sisterhood Live

British LibraryNW1

Sat 19 Sept19:30

Talk · Talk

Join us at the London premiere of The Immortal Sisterhood LIVE in the grand Entrance Hall of the British Library as a new book by award-winning broadcaster and writer Gemma Cairney comes to life in an extraordinary fusion of art forms. The Immortal Sisterhood LIVE blends movement, readings, sound, song and strings in a captivating stage show with an intuitive, futurist and feminist perspective.From Grace Jones and Mary Wollstonecraft to Pharaoh Hatshepsut and Wang Zhenyi, the constellation of The Immortal Sisterhood and their stories – even in the face of racism, sexism, illness or war – all offer something different to guide us through life, and to create our own stories.Plus special guests, stalls and more and DJs to close.Two performances. Friday 18 and Saturday 19 September.The event will be partially seated, with standing areas. Seating will be on a first come, first served basis with priority for those less able to stand.

Thu 12 Nov

1 event

A Christmas Carol in Words and Music

Wilton's Music HallE1

Thu 12 Nov19:00

Talk · 120m · Talk

“I will live in the past, the present, and the future.” Anton Lesser gives a virtuoso performance of A Christmas Carol. Dickens’ famous ‘ghostly little story’ is woven with beautiful, haunting music, performed by Orchestra of the Swan’s on-stage musicians. Anton ( Wolf Hall, Endeavour, Harry Potter,

Mon 1 Mar

1 event

Global Stories with Michael Rosen and Friends

British LibraryNW1

Mon 1 Mar11:00

Talk · Talk

Celebrate World Book Day with one of the nation’s best‑loved storytellers. Michael Rosen returns to the Library for this livestreamed event for primary schools.This year’s session will explore the magic of stories in all their forms – from playful fiction to imaginative journeys and the art of bringing ideas to life. Expect lively readings, creative prompts and Rosen’s trademark humour as he invites your students to think, invent and explore.Designed for Key Stage 2 classes, this interactive event supports reading for pleasure, creative writing and classroom discussion. Whether your pupils are budding writers, curious readers or enthusiastic performers, they’ll be inspired to experiment with characters, settings and storytelling techniques.Further details will be announced soon, but you can look forward to an uplifting, high‑energy celebration of books, creativity and the joy of getting lost in a story.