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- Today19:00
- Until 23 Sept
- Tomorrow10:00
- Tomorrow17:00
- Tomorrow17:00
Shipping on the Road to Net Zero: Lessons from Maritime History
Tomorrow · 17:00
- Tomorrow17:00
- Tomorrow17:30
Spirals (Stanford Psychological Impact, Risk, And Llm Safety)
Tomorrow · 17:30
- Tomorrow18:00
- Tomorrow18:00
- Tomorrow18:00
- Tomorrow18:00
- Tomorrow18:15
- Tomorrow18:15
- Tomorrow18:30
- Tomorrow18:30
- Tomorrow19:00
- Tomorrow19:00
- Tomorrow19:00
The Breaking OF The English Working Class: A Panel Discussion
Tomorrow · 19:00
- Tomorrow19:00
- Tomorrow19:30
- Tomorrow19:30
- Tomorrow19:30
- Tomorrow20:00
- Tomorrow20:00
- Until 24 Sept
- Fri 25 Sept11:00
- Fri 25 Sept17:00
- Fri 25 Sept18:00
- Fri 25 Sept19:20
Discourse: Physics and philosophy: On the equality of all things (Theatre)
Fri 25 Sept · 19:20
- Sat 26 Sept10:30
- Sat 26 Sept10:30
- Sat 26 Sept10:30
- Sat 26 Sept11:00
- Sat 26 Sept12:00
- Sat 26 Sept13:00
- Sat 26 Sept14:30
Swedenborg’s London Guided Walk: Swedenborg Gardens to St Paul’s
Sat 26 Sept · 14:30
- Sat 26 Sept16:00
- Sat 26 Sept16:00
- Sat 26 Sept18:00
- Sat 26 Sept19:00
- Sat 26 Sept19:00
The story of birds: From the Jurassic to today (Theatre)
Sat 26 Sept · 19:00
- Sat 26 Sept19:30
Works In Progress x Small Distractions Club: Unfinished materials
Sat 26 Sept · 19:30
- Sat 26 Sept19:30
- Sat 26 Sept19:30
- Sat 26 Sept20:00
- Sun 27 Sept14:00
- Sun 27 Sept15:00
- Sun 27 Sept15:00
- Sun 27 Sept16:00
- Sun 27 Sept17:00
Irish Folklore & Witchcraft: Discover the strange, dark and mysterious
Sun 27 Sept · 17:00
- Sun 27 Sept17:00
- Sun 27 Sept19:30
- Mon 28 Sept17:00
- Mon 28 Sept17:00
International Assistance and the End of the War: Ukrainian Perspectives
Mon 28 Sept · 17:00
- Mon 28 Sept18:00
- Mon 28 Sept18:00
- Mon 28 Sept18:15
- Mon 28 Sept18:15
- Mon 28 Sept18:30
- Mon 28 Sept18:30
- Mon 28 Sept18:30
The Hayekian case for wage flexibility in an AI economy
Mon 28 Sept · 18:30
- Mon 28 Sept18:30
Eclipsing the West? China's tech titans and the new global power shift
Mon 28 Sept · 18:30
- Mon 28 Sept19:00
- Mon 28 Sept19:00
- Mon 28 Sept19:00
Panel discussion: China’s Global Strategy Under Xi Jinping
Mon 28 Sept · 19:00
- Mon 28 Sept19:00
Guilty Pleasure: Patricia Nilsson in Conversation with Shon Faye
Mon 28 Sept · 19:00
- Mon 28 Sept19:00
- Mon 28 Sept20:00
- Mon 28 Sept23:30
- Tue 29 Sept00:00
- Tue 29 Sept17:00
- Tue 29 Sept18:00
What’s in a Name? Lorca, Cinema, and the Allure of Personality
Tue 29 Sept · 18:00
- Tue 29 Sept18:00
- Tue 29 Sept18:15
- Tue 29 Sept18:30
- Tue 29 Sept18:30
- Tue 29 Sept18:30
- Tue 29 Sept18:30
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: What factors drive crime?
Tue 29 Sept · 19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
- Tue 29 Sept19:00
Traumatized: Catherine Liu in Conversation with William Davis
Tue 29 Sept · 19:00
- Tue 29 Sept20:00
- Tue 29 Sept20:00
- Wed 30 Sept13:00
Women of Bath and Willesden: Ordinary Women in English Literature
Wed 30 Sept · 13:00
- Wed 30 Sept17:15
- Wed 30 Sept18:00
Solo motorcycle touring and the geography of wellbeing - September
Wed 30 Sept · 18:00
- Wed 30 Sept18:00
- Wed 30 Sept18:00
- Wed 30 Sept18:00
- Wed 30 Sept18:15
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept18:30
- Wed 30 Sept19:00
- Wed 30 Sept19:00
Histories of India not Taught in Schools: Empire, Women and Sex
Wed 30 Sept · 19:00
- Wed 30 Sept19:00
Venus Vanishing: Rebecca Birrell in Conversation with Freya Bromley
Wed 30 Sept · 19:00
- Wed 30 Sept19:00
- Wed 30 Sept19:30
Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a time of war with Charlotte Higgins and guests
Wed 30 Sept · 19:30
- Wed 30 Sept20:00
- Until 30 Sept
- Thu 1 Oct11:00
- Thu 1 Oct12:00
- Thu 1 Oct14:00
- Thu 1 Oct17:00
- Thu 1 Oct18:00
- Thu 1 Oct18:00
- Thu 1 Oct18:00
- Thu 1 Oct18:15
- Thu 1 Oct18:30
- Thu 1 Oct18:30
- Thu 1 Oct18:30
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct19:00
- Thu 1 Oct20:00
- Fri 2 Oct17:00
- Fri 2 Oct18:15
- Sat 3 Oct10:00
- Sat 3 Oct10:30
- Sat 3 Oct11:00
- Sat 3 Oct12:00
Herb Revival in Times of Change- Chelsea History Festival
Sat 3 Oct · 12:00
- Sat 3 Oct13:00
- Sat 3 Oct13:00
- Sat 3 Oct14:00
- Sat 3 Oct14:00
- Sat 3 Oct15:00
- Sat 3 Oct15:00
- Sat 3 Oct19:00
- Sat 3 Oct19:45
- Sun 4 Oct11:00
- Sun 4 Oct14:00
- Sun 4 Oct17:00
- Sun 4 Oct19:30
- Mon 5 Oct10:00
- Mon 5 Oct12:15
- Mon 5 Oct13:00
What is the Purpose of Yoga: Transcendence or Transformation?
Mon 5 Oct · 13:00
- Mon 5 Oct15:00
- Mon 5 Oct16:00
Yugoslavism and its migrations: new directions in Yugoslav studies
Mon 5 Oct · 16:00
- Mon 5 Oct17:00
- Mon 5 Oct17:00
American Overthrow: Moscow’s Endgame in Its Long War with Washington
Mon 5 Oct · 17:00
- Mon 5 Oct18:30
- Mon 5 Oct18:30
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health
Mon 5 Oct · 19:00
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
- Mon 5 Oct19:00
- Tue 6 Oct13:00
- Tue 6 Oct17:00
- Tue 6 Oct17:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:00
- Tue 6 Oct18:00
- Tue 6 Oct18:00
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
Witchcraft, Women & Power: The untold story of Irish magic
Tue 6 Oct · 18:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
Every last girl: a journey to educate India’s forgotten daughters
Tue 6 Oct · 18:30
- Tue 6 Oct18:30
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
Economy, institutions and gender: two talks on Taiwan’s development
Tue 6 Oct · 19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
Prof. Dr. Jürg Kesselring | How The Brain Responds To Music
Tue 6 Oct · 19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
Perilous Enchantment: Sarah Clegg in Conversation with Ronald Hutton
Tue 6 Oct · 19:00
- Tue 6 Oct19:00
- Tue 6 Oct20:00
- Wed 7 Oct16:45
- Wed 7 Oct17:15
- Wed 7 Oct17:30
AI and the Future of Work: Are We Becoming More Like Machines?
Wed 7 Oct · 17:30
- Wed 7 Oct17:30
- Wed 7 Oct17:30
- Wed 7 Oct18:00
- Wed 7 Oct18:00
Renewables on Demand - Can Chemistry Store the Wind and Sun?
Wed 7 Oct · 18:00
- Wed 7 Oct18:00
- Wed 7 Oct18:00
- Wed 7 Oct18:30
- Wed 7 Oct18:30
Unveiling Stories: Writers in the general Archive of Indies
Wed 7 Oct · 18:30
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
Tree Folklore: Sacred groves, ancient yews, & living landscapes
Wed 7 Oct · 19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
The Two Roberts: Damian Barr in Conversation with James Cahill
Wed 7 Oct · 19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:00
- Wed 7 Oct19:30
- Wed 7 Oct19:30
- Wed 7 Oct20:00
- Thu 8 Oct17:00
- Thu 8 Oct17:00
- Thu 8 Oct17:00
- Thu 8 Oct17:00
K-book Festival 2026: Kim Cho-Yeop in Conversation with Barry Pierce
Thu 8 Oct · 17:00
- Thu 8 Oct17:45
- Thu 8 Oct18:00
- Thu 8 Oct18:30
- Thu 8 Oct18:30
- Thu 8 Oct18:30
- Thu 8 Oct18:30
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
Seeing the Aftermath of Colliding Planets and Shattered Moons
Thu 8 Oct · 19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:00
- Thu 8 Oct19:30
- Thu 8 Oct19:30
- Fri 9 Oct11:00
- Fri 9 Oct11:00
- Fri 9 Oct17:30
- Fri 9 Oct18:00
- Fri 9 Oct18:30
Sound and Breath: Poetry with Niall Campbell and Todd Turner
Fri 9 Oct · 18:30
- Fri 9 Oct19:00
From Romania, with Jazz: Răzvan Florescu & Vlad Briciu in Belgravia
Fri 9 Oct · 19:00
- Fri 9 Oct19:00
The Wordsworth Lecture: The Poetry That Changed The World
Fri 9 Oct · 19:00
- Fri 9 Oct19:00
- Fri 9 Oct19:00
Sylvia Wynter Lecture: Onyeka Igwe and Alexander G. Weheliye
Fri 9 Oct · 19:00
- Fri 9 Oct19:30
- Sat 10 Oct12:00
- Sat 10 Oct14:30
- Sat 10 Oct15:00
Something Chronic: Antonia Attwood and Mariana Lemos in Conversation
Sat 10 Oct · 15:00
- Sat 10 Oct19:00
Extraordinary chemical experiments which shaped today’s world (Theatre)
Sat 10 Oct · 19:00
- Sat 10 Oct19:30
- Until 10 Oct
- Until 10 Oct
- Sun 11 Oct10:30
- Sun 11 Oct12:00
- Sun 11 Oct14:00
- Sun 11 Oct14:00
- Sun 11 Oct14:15
- Sun 11 Oct15:30
- Sun 11 Oct18:00
- Mon 12 Oct17:00
- Mon 12 Oct18:30
- Mon 12 Oct18:30
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
“I vant to suck your blood”: The eternal appeal of vampires
Mon 12 Oct · 19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
The Shadows: Bob Stanley, Warren Bennett and Travis Elborough
Mon 12 Oct · 19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Mon 12 Oct19:00
- Tue 13 Oct15:00
- Tue 13 Oct17:15
- Tue 13 Oct17:30
'Monarchies of Extraction: The Gulf States in the Global Food System'
Tue 13 Oct · 17:30
- Tue 13 Oct18:00
- Tue 13 Oct18:00
- Tue 13 Oct18:30
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
Quantum Computing: From Testing the Multiverse to a Tech Revolution
Tue 13 Oct · 19:00
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
- Tue 13 Oct19:00
31 Inventions That Built Our World: Jonn Elledge in Conversation
Tue 13 Oct · 19:00
- Tue 13 Oct20:00
- Wed 14 Oct10:30
- Wed 14 Oct13:00
Lunchtime talk: The hidden stories of England’s churches
Wed 14 Oct · 13:00
- Wed 14 Oct18:00
- Wed 14 Oct18:30
- Wed 14 Oct18:30
- Wed 14 Oct18:30
- Wed 14 Oct18:30
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
Sanitised!: The Political Past and Present of the Public Toilet
Wed 14 Oct · 19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
Panel discussion: Do Russians support the war in Ukraine?
Wed 14 Oct · 19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
Murder AT The End OF The World: Akane Araki in Conversation with Bidisha
Wed 14 Oct · 19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:00
- Wed 14 Oct19:30
- Thu 15 Oct09:30
- Thu 15 Oct17:00
- Thu 15 Oct17:00
- Thu 15 Oct17:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:00
- Thu 15 Oct18:00
- Thu 15 Oct18:00
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
Electric Voice Theatre: The Peaceful Crystallographer – and Other Songs
Thu 15 Oct · 18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
Stephanie Howard-Smith in conversation with Nick Duerden
Thu 15 Oct · 18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
The republic of innovation: a new political economy of freedom
Thu 15 Oct · 18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
- Thu 15 Oct18:30
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
Edward W. Said London Lecture 2026 Fady Joudah: Notes on Solidarity
Thu 15 Oct · 19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
Ncl - Trade After Brexit: The Evolution of the Uk-eu Relationship
Thu 15 Oct · 19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:00
- Thu 15 Oct19:45
- Fri 16 Oct09:30
- Fri 16 Oct18:30
- Fri 16 Oct19:00
- Fri 16 Oct19:00
- Fri 16 Oct19:00
- Fri 16 Oct19:00
Bloomsbury Festival: Double Bill – Soraya Verjee and No More Girl Friday
Fri 16 Oct · 19:00
- Fri 16 Oct19:20
Discourse: Cern - the past, present and future (Theatre)
Fri 16 Oct · 19:20
- Fri 16 Oct20:00
- Sat 17 Oct10:00
- Sat 17 Oct10:00
- Sat 17 Oct10:00
- Sat 17 Oct10:30
- Sat 17 Oct11:00
- Sat 17 Oct11:00
- Sat 17 Oct12:00
- Sat 17 Oct13:30
Bloomsbury Festival: LifeLines – Poetry, Dance and Music
Sat 17 Oct · 13:30
- Sat 17 Oct14:00
- Sat 17 Oct14:30
- Sat 17 Oct19:00
Bloomsbury Festival: Sounding the Archive: The Emily Penrose Diaries
Sat 17 Oct · 19:00
- Sat 17 Oct19:00
Ari Emanuel: An Evening with the Dealmaker Who Reshaped Hollywood
Sat 17 Oct · 19:00
- Sat 17 Oct19:00
The ancient cosmos: The James Webb Space Telescope's new revelations
Sat 17 Oct · 19:00
- Until 23 Oct
- Until 27 Oct
- Until 22 Nov
- Until 12 Dec
- Until 14 Jan 2027
Riba UK Awards 2027 Question and Answer session - October
Until 14 Jan 2027
- Until 17 Jan 2027
- Until 16 May 2027
The Science of Intergenerational Trauma [On Demand Course]
Until 16 May 2027
- Until 27 Jun 2027
- Until 11 Jul 2027
