An intimate evening with Pamela Des Barres, accompanied by musical guest Ray Williams

Tales of Ordinary Men and Women who Gave up their Lives for Other Londoners

Brontë Schiltz joins the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies to explore how the Televisual Gothic has imagined television as both a site of horror and a means of resistance—revealing the medium’s power to distort reality, exploit its subjects, and reinforce class hierarchies, but also to challenge and subvert them.

A seasonal evening of flickering visual fireworks, barely-remembered formats and sonic seances featuring glimmers of the ghostly televisual past, psychogeographical spoken word and moving pictures.

Mystery and Menace in the Metropolitan Miasma

Antony Clayton joins the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies to explore a century of horror cinema rooted in the underworlds of fact and folklore, where everyday transit systems become uncanny landscapes of dread. We will trace how myth and rumour entwine with the anxieties of the modern city, shaping films that turn tunnels into sites of fear, claustrophobia, and monstrous intrusion.

Step into the hazy, destabilising world of Shoegaze Horror—a strain of cinema that trades story for sensation, jump scares for silence, and clarity for lingering dread. Presented by Andrew Pope

London’s parks are not just spaces of leisure or greenery. They are ancient stage-sets for myths, politics, hauntings, and folk histories.

The Horse Hospital joins forces with Justice Is Not Seasonal, a collective of migrant workers victims of exploitation in the UK seeking justice. We will gather for an evening of talks, video screenings, traditional Bolivian dances, food and music.

Kate Bush’s Hounds of Love at 40: A Birthday Celebration Listening Party and in conversation with the author and musician Leah Kardos. Plus a display of Kate Bush-inspired paintings by Ukrainian artist Daria Hlazatova

Genesis P-Orridge lived their art to the extreme. A pioneering musician, avant-garde artist, spiritual explorer and gender revolutionary, Genesis has been featured in films and videos, but never the full story… never this intimate... until now.

A gala evening of film, music, special guests and discount copies of the sensational new book - BOOM! The Exploding Cinema and the New London Underground Cinema Scene.

Take a deep dive into forgotten Thames history as we explore the lost routes and the monumental hidden engineering where water meets land.

VSSL Studio present the London premiere of Keioui Keijaun Thomas’ film and multimedia performance, Come Hell or High Femmes: The Dolls Rise.

Beaulieu is an exhibition by Hannah Baum, open 12-5pm. From 6pm there will be a panel discussion.

Genesis P-Orridge lived their art to the extreme. A pioneering musician, avant-garde artist, spiritual explorer and gender revolutionary, Genesis has been featured in films and videos, but never the full story… never this intimate... until now. With a panel discussion featuring Chadd Curry aka Dahc Dermur VIII.

A fundraiser for Leo’s top surgery. With performances from Frances Glass and Gerst, films by Fatemeh Sarebannejad and (Yue)Fei Li, and readings by Maria Dragoi, Ed Burrell, and Lily Petch.

London’s parks are not just spaces of leisure or greenery. They are ancient stage-sets for myths, politics, hauntings, and folk histories.

An evening of music, performance, and spoken word from Jesse Darling VS Gentle Stranger, AMRA (Imran Perretta & Paul Purgas), Fondant, and Semionightmarekatz.

The Outside Project present Sounds of Pride.

Two of London’s most passionate historians uncover lost chapters and characters from the city’s story: Salon for the City welcomes Vic Keegan and Matt Brown

 A poetry reading with Verity Spott, Anthony Capildeo, and Kimberly Campanello, examining the intersection between lyric and community formation.

FIELDNOTES Live is a new programme bringing together artists and writers working across sonic and textual terrains. With performances from Titus Barker, Knee Gnaw, Yan Wai Yin and Rouzbeh Shadpey.

The Spectacle of Murder in Contemporary Crime Media, presented by Dr Stella Marie Gaynor

Hidden Histories and Lost Lingo from the City Streets

The Spooky Folklore Behind Scooby-Doo, presented by Mark Norman

Check your bags and climb on board for a flight through London 's forgotten history of aviation

Tom O’Neill discusses his ground-breaking book CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties, as well as the turbulent final years of the decade and the far-reaching influence of the U.S. government’s more “creative” projects.

Motern Media Retrospective: Screening of Magic Spot and Q&A with Matt Farley.

Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra present 8 films produced over the last 3 years. These performances are a new direction for the project pushing further into queer biography and body based live art.