Salon for the City is London's longest running cultural event. Every month we take a look at the City through a different lens with two amazing speakers in the historic location of London's only surviving 18th century Horse Hospital.
Live music from Saint Abdullah & Jason Nazary (NYC), with support from Russell Square.
Concrete Atlantis present a spectral Sussex harvest of words spoken by Justin Hopper, unseen pictures from Rachel Poulton and live music from Gilroy Mere
(A)MOL presents: Conna Haraway, Burning Pyre & Mirror Organs: A late Sunday afternoon offering of downtempo, trip-hop and dub-infused electronics.
Un/stable series showcases improvised music, with two sets from a trio formed of Crystabel Riley, Sue Lynch, and Ross Lambert
GRAIN is a concert series and archiving project for experimental and improvised music, programmed / produced by Caius Williams & Theodora Laird. Featuring Brandon Lopez & Caius Williams (duo), and Theodora Laird, Mica Levi & Angharad Davies (trio)
Noisy Women Present join forces with Phil Minton’s Almost Instant Feral Choir for an evening of radical improvised music. Including Maham Suhail (solo) and Maggie Nicols, Jenni Roditii, Phil Minton (trio).
A celebration of the culture of Skoob Books, where we make new friends and thank our old friends for coming all these years. Books for sale, drinks, shop history, a show and tell of our ephemera collection. Plus a quiz with rich prizes!
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
Salon for the City is London's longest running cultural event. Every month we take a look at the City through a different lens with two amazing speakers in the historic location of London's only surviving 18th century Horse Hospital.
Fran & Flora present a night of contemporary Yiddish music, feat. Merlin & Polina Shepherd, Ilana Cravitz String Band and Fran & Flora
The European Beat Studies Network present a three-day convergence of radical theory and sound, recognising the ongoing impact of the works of US writer William S. Burroughs and the Beat Generation, with London as a primary historical and contemporary nexus point for the American avant-garde.
Free-folk improvisation from Sullow and Resonant Bodies, and a performance with DIY sound sculptures by David Sappa.
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
Curbside Lambsear explore rough textures and soft intentions, weaving together elements of pop, folk, and improvisation with influences of drone, dub, and post-punk. With a set from Stamp Rack (Daniel S. Evans and Mike O’Malley) and a DJ set from C.Y Charisse.
Swedish cult icon Jay-Jay Johanson takes the stage for a very special evening, the 30th anniversary of his legendary debut album, Whiskey
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
Upset The Rhythm present a A People’s History of Music, a slideshow / lecture / film presentation which draws from archival film, sound clips and images to tell a history of global music scenes that struggled and endeavoured during periods of authoritarianism.
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
Discus Music present a monthly night of jazz, improvised music, and dance. January spotlights Right Here, Right Now, a quartet of Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet), Ashley John Long (double bass), Ben Handysides (drums), and Moss Freed (guitar).
Discus Music present a monthly night of jazz, improvised music, and dance. February spotlights Martin Pyne’s Chalk Horses Trio, featuring Martin Pyne (vibraphone / balafon), David Beebee (electric piano), Angus Bishop (drums). With a support set from Josephine Davies (solo saxophone).
Discus Music present a monthly night of jazz, improvised music, and dance. March spotlights Hi Res Heart, featuring Martin Archer (saxophones), Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet), Graham Clark (violin), Michael Bardon (double bass), Martin Pyne (drums, vibraphone), and Melanie Little (dance).
Samra Mayanja brings to THH new developments of her performance practice, with a very intimate, limited capacity two-day run of proto-clowns
An evening of experimental music from the sound artist and composer Abigail Toll, a viola duo of Seán Being and Oliver Turvey, and a solo set from Flynn McHardy.
Re-Enchantment is an interdisciplinary network exploring art, literature, and criticism. With readings from Annakeara Stinson, Becka White, Iqbal Hussain, MPS Simpson, and Thảo Tô.
Minor Renaissance #1: Alexander Tucker & Magda Drozd
Harry Hill, one of Britain’s best loved comedians, contributes a 20 minute club set and a musical collaboration for the ages. With performances from metaphysical power-trio Beau Flies, a solo double bass set from Olie Brice, Paul Morley reading from his acclaimed book about Yoko Ono, and a set of poetry by Dorothy Spencer.
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
Live music from Seaming To, Marcia Bassett, and Victoria Keddie.
Researchers and musicians Michael Speers and Regan Bowering talking about drums
Performances from Michael Speers, Mosquito Farm, Li Song + Regan Bowering + Conal Blake
A rare screening of Vive Le Punk [1993], an exclusive documentary made by Roger K Burton, featuring Malcolm McLaren & Vivienne Westwood. The couple were captured on film at the Horse Hospital on the eve of our very first exhibition, Vive Le Punk. We will also be displaying select pieces featured in the original exhibition.
UCL Special Collections and Monitor Books present Slowly, slowly, the tongue unrolls: an evening of poetry and sound bringing together some of the most interesting experimental poets and artists at work today.
Day 7 of Disappearing Images, and the final event of the festival. Featuring live performance from Capital City with Wounder, and Angusraze.
Day 6 of Disappearing Images. Plastique Fantastique present SYNCRET-TEK ANGEL, featuring Gentle Stranger, dove / Christine Kirubi and National Rails.
Day 6 of Disappearing Images. Jeremy Gilbert and Stephen Coates discuss what it means to excavate, recover, archive and understand the lost and disappearing histories of minor cultures, countercultures and bohemian radicalism.
Day 5 of Disappearing Images. Featuring live performance from Charlie Osborne, a new piece, La Busqueda by Richard Layzell, and Ship Sket.
Day 4 of Disappearing Images. Existers presents an installation of video and audio works by Hexstatic, R.I.P. Germain, London Community Video Archive, Richard Parry, John Smith, and Gee Vaucher & Mick Duffield.
Day 3 of Disappearing Images. Featuring a talk from Mark Leckey and screenings from Klein, R.I.P. Germain, and 54 the Gate.
Day 2 of Disappearing Images. Featuring screenings from Open Secret and bod [包家巷], with live performance from Daniel Gatenio.
Day 1 of Disappearing Images. Featuring Alya Al-Sultani / Fatima Lahham / nunez (trio) | Kenichi Iwasa / Regan Bowering / Harry Murdoch (trio)
A festival of disappearing images. Things that can’t be saved. Across disciplines: film, performance, theatre, music, talk.
An evening of music, performance, film and drag with Mikey Kirkpatrick, Jackson Burton, Nicholas McArthur & Mercedes Benz 1999.
Join us for a wonderful evening of puppetry, raising money for a dedicated puppet, rehearsal and community space coming soon to SE London
The University for the Creative Arts BA digital art students present Leaching Polymorphs, a one day exhibition and live performance event. Featuring work by Do Young Kim, Joey Berutich, Lexi Raven, Quiana Leyland McKenzie, Ellie Parker, Junes Kareem Hambach, and Shijie Pan.
The sixth iteration of experimental night CEASELESS, featuring Alexandre Montserrat, Josef Kurtz, Siren and Susu Laroche
Margate Radio Strings + Drummers is Robert Stillman's suite of chamber music stemming from the archive of his monthly solo improvisation broadcasts for Margate Radio. Featuring Raven Bush (violin); Kareem Dayes and Francesca Ter-Berg (cello); Tom Herbert (bass); Tom Skinner and Sean Carpio (drums and percussion). Paul Camo and James Jordan Johnson collaborate through live sound performance, unfolding across four CDJs, moving between structure, disruption and shared listening.
Infinite Expanse brings together two Melbourne artists — Synergy Trilogy and Prophetic Justice Ministry — and London's Luke Cowan to mark the release of Synergy Trilogy's self-titled debut album
Salon for the City is London's longest running cultural event. Every month we take a look at the City through a different lens with two amazing speakers in the historic location of London's only surviving 18th century Horse Hospital.
Broadside Hacks present music from Jim Ghedi and Juni Habel.
Improvised music from Colin Webster / Mark Holub (duo), Caroline Kraabel, Aga Ujma, Alex McKenzie (trio), and Agata Genissel / Joshua Barfoot (duo).
The Gathering is monthly residency series from vocalist, dancer and performer Maggie Nicols.
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