Tomorrow we welcome Met Police whistle-blower Issy Vine, and Senior Lecturer in Criminology Dr Lambros Fatsis, for an open discussion around safeguarding and how policing in the UK can be for all people.
Tickets are on sale now. ποΈ
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Wednesday 11 March
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On this day in 1969, Conway Hall celebrated its 2000th Sunday Concert with a programme held at The Queen Elizabeth Hall on London's Southbank.
This Sunday, we welcome the award-winning ensemble Fibonacci Quartet with a programme including Brahms, Beethoven and more. πΆ
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Award-winning Trio Havisham, renowned for their thoughtful music-making, grace the Conway Hall stage this Sunday. Having been awarded a Musiciansβ Company Concert at Wigmore Hall, they are now part of the Worshipful Company of Musiciansβ five-year Young Artist Programme.
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Composer and pianist Stefania Passamonte gives us a little taster from her new climate opera Soria Moria, premiering at Conway Hall this Saturday. πΆ
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Born on this day in 1786, Unitarian minister and politician William Johnson Fox, who was instrumental in moving the Parliament Court Chapel congregation from its first premises in Bishopsgate to a new home, South Place Chapel, on 1 February 1824.
"We realise that there is a huge necessity for art to bring out the big message of climate action." π©΅
Composer and pianist Stefania Passamonte talk about her new climate opera Soria Moria, inspired by Nordic mythology and real-world climate science.
Premiering at Conway Hall this March. ποΈ
Ticket holders can also take advantage of our partnership with Palestine House and receive 10% off Palestinian food before or after the concert at Hiba Express, just a short walk from Conway Hall! Simply show your concert ticket on arrival at Hiba Express π΅πΈ
Tomorrow we welcome Palestinian Nay master Faris Ishaq in a pre-release concert for his new album Jasad. This immersive solo concert rekindles the quiet dialogue between breath, body, and the living landscape around us. πΆ
This Sunday we are joined by author, scientist and journalist Dr Jo Marchant for Ethical Matters: In Search of Now. In this talk, Jo combines the latest research to bridge mind and matter to rescue βnowβ as the fundamental ingredient of existence.
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Sunday 22 Feb
π 3pm
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Join author Sam Mills and writer Anita Cassidy for Loving Differently, a look at life outside the monogamous norm and how historical figures including Oscar Wilde and Marlene Dietrich faced hostility from a world that didn't understand their sexuality.
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Wed 18 February
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Join us for Ethical Matters: Loving Differently as we welcome author Sam Mills and relationship writer Anita Cassidy to discuss relationships, taboo and love outside of the conventions of heterosexuality and monogamy.
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Wednesday 18 February
π 6:30pm
π Conway Hall
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The unofficial motto of the Metropolitan Police is βprotect and serveβ β but a series of scandals and failures with the force leaves us questioning: who is being protected and served by the police as we know it?
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11th March 2026
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Sunday Concerts return with regulars I Musicanti exploring the piano quintet tradition. Beethovenβs Piano Quartet Op.16 showcases his early Classical elegance and wit while Cramerβs Piano Quintet No.3 offers a glimpse into this composerβs chamber music πΌ
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Sunday 15 Feb
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Join Sam Mills, author of the bisexual history Uneven, and relationship writer Anita Cassidy for Loving Differently. In this talk, Sam and Anita explore the past, present and future of human love and what lessons we can learn from loving differently.
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Wed 18 February
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For decades Professor John Byrne has been working with artists & curators to explore how art can resist, or offer alternatives to global neoliberalism.
Join us at @conwayhall.bsky.social for a fascinating discussion of 'Useful Art'.
Tickets: www.conwayhall.org.uk/whats-on/eve...
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We are thrilled to be partnering with our neighbours at Palestine House. Ticket holders for our Faris Ishaq concert can take advantage of a ππ¬% π±πΆππ°πΌππ»π and enjoy delicious Palestinian cuisine from Hiba Express, just a short walk from Conway Hall!
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PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT π£
Due to unexpected circumstances, Tamesis Quartet will not be performing this weekend. We are pleased to announce that The Resol Quartet, one of the UKβs most dynamic chamber ensembles, will be taking their place πΌ
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On This Day in 1824, South Place Chapel officially opened in Finsbury, London. Led by William Johnson Fox, the society occupied this building for the next 102 years and the name was reflected in the Societyβs name β South Place Ethical Society.
This Sunday we are joined by journalist and Orwell Prize-winning author Pete Apps for How Housing Broke London. In this talk, Pete examines Londonβs housing journey over the past forty years while looking at what lies ahead for London. π
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Sun 1 Feb
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The London Piano Quartet return to Conway Hall, continuing their reputation for thoughtful and distinctive performances of both familiar and rarely heard repertoire.
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Sun 1 Feb | π‘ 6:30pm | π Conway Hall
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Tomorrow, we welcome criminal psychologist and bestselling author @drjuliashaw.bsky.social for Ethical Matters: Green Crime, a deep dive into some of the worst environmental crimes of our time.
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Sunday 25 January
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We are delighted to welcome BBC New Generation Artists The Consone Quartet to our Sunday Concerts programme. Celebrated for their expressive interpretations of classical repertoires, the programme features Hugo Wolf, Mozart and Felix Mendelssohn π»
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Sunday 25 January
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In Ethical Matters: Green Crime, criminal psychologist Dr Julia Shaw takes us inside some of the most devastating environmental crimes of our time. A powerful talk on accountability, justice, and protecting our planet. π βοΈ
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Sunday 25 January
π 3pm
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A reminder that the first Ethical Matters talk of our Spring 2026 programme starts tomorrow with The Age of Fakes, a look at technology, communications and what it means to live in an age where discovering the truth grows tougher each day.
ποΈ Tickets available online or in-person at our box office
We're excited to see the return of our Sunday Concerts π»
We start the year with the award-winning Carducci Quartet, who are joined onstage by our Artist Director Simon Callaghan. Join us and discover one of the most accomplished ensembles of today.
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As we kick off 2026, join us next Wednesday for Ethical Matters: The Ages of Fakes as Dr Jon Roozenbeek and founder of Shout Out UK Matteo Bergamini MBE teach us how, and why, we can re-find the truth in the world of deep fake.
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Wednesday 14 January
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We're back! π
We can't wait to fill your calendar with the best music, talks and events, starting with the award-winning Carducci Quartet and Simon Callaghan, as we look forward to 2026! πΌ
Last week we presented a festive feast of winter carols and secular hymns from the hugely talented Electric Voice Theatre, Dragon Cafe Singers, Union Chapel Singers and Christopher Hatton Primary School. πΆ
πΈ - Dan Evans
ETHICS TELL YOU WHO WE ARE.
We have been honoured to work with @musicvenuetrust on Ethical Venues, helping grassroots venues around the UK show, in their own words, the ethics already shaping their spaces.
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