Conway Hall

The Sunday Concerts are Europe’s longest-running chamber music series. Hear from some of the brilliant musicians who have graced our stage. This summer, Conway Hall needs to raise £5,000 to continue our events programme, including our beloved Sunday Concerts. Donate today: https://bit.ly/4uUvUzM

This Sunday, we welcome political economist Dr Matthew Cole for Ethical Matters: Wage Theft. In this talk, Matthew shows how wage theft is woven into the very working of the economy and what we can do to fight back. 📅 Sunday 31 May 🕒 3pm 📍 Conway Hall 🎫 https://bit.ly/4dXpuKs

Join us this Bank Holiday weekend as we welcome Conway Hall regulars The Zoffany Ensemble. This large ensemble bring an inspiring programme of Mozart and Brahms, two classics of the string repertoire, performed by musicians of the highest calibre. 🎻 📅 Sunday 24 May 🎫 https://bit.ly/4dAJHEL

Join us for a Sunday Concerts programme from the critically acclaimed NOVO Quartet. Selected as BBC New Generation Artists 2025–27, NOVO Quartet bring an energetic and passionate programme as they journey from Denmark to make their Conway Hall debut. 📅 Sun 3 May 🕒 6:30pm 🎫 https://bit.ly/4cFuO4Q

Join us for an evening of music, readings and free-thinking discussion in the cosy surroundings of our beautiful library as we celebrate cherished composer Eliza Flower and her incredible legacy. 📅 Thursday 30 April 🕒 6:30pm 🎫 https://bit.ly/4mIxHFe

As homophobia, transphobia and repression are on the rise, many queer gamers and creators are challenging the role representation and confronting these hostilities. Join us for Gay Players: LGBTQ+ Gaming and use code GAYMINGAPR25! to get 25% off 🎫 📅 Wednesday 29 April 🎫 https://bit.ly/41CFVVL

London Fortean Society return to Conway Hall this Saturday for Strange Central: Mysteries, Monsters, Ghosts and UFOs. Join us for a full day of expert talks as we take a deep-dive into the paranormal world including ghosts, UFOs, sea monsters and more. 📅 Saturday 18 April 🎫 https://bit.ly/4cBIzBn

One of its generation's leading ensembles, Paddington Trio are back on the Conway Hall stage with a programme including Andrea Tarrodi, Ravel and Schubert's Piano Trio No.2 in E flat, as featured in the video. Tickets are on sale now 🎻 📅 Sunday 12 April 🎫 https://bit.ly/4cdDjm2

Join author and historian Professor Katrina Navickas for A History of Protest and Public Space in England. In this talk we explore the radical history of the increasing restrictions against protest in England’s public spaces. 📅 Sunday 19 April 🕒 3pm 🎫 https://bit.ly/4sMjKs8

Have you watched the latest Louis Theroux documentary and want to learn more? Catch our Ethical Matters talk on a world that is confusing for men and dangerous for women, and how can we work together to make change. Surviving The Manosphere is available to watch now. 📺 https://bit.ly/4sLWGtF

Our Ethical Matters season starts with poet and writer Dai George as he presents How To Think Like a Poet. From the genius of the Ancient Greeks through to the poetry and metaphysics of the Renaissance, this is the ultimate guide to the greatest writers 📚 📅 Sun 12 April 🎫 https://bit.ly/4lTNYH5

Join us this Sunday as Icelandic cellist Geirþrúður Anna Guðmundsdóttir and French pianist Antoine Préat complete our penultimate Sunday Concert for Spring 2026 💛 The performance will also feature a pre-concert recital from Clements Prize winner Leo Little. 🎫 https://bit.ly/4cUu24s

OUR SUMMER 2026 PROGRAMME IS HERE ☀️ 🏖️ Things are heating up at Conway Hall as we launch our Summer 2026 programme! We are delighted to be offering an inspiring mix of talks, concerts and special partnerships in our Summer 2026 sea-son 😎 💫 See our full programme at: https://bit.ly/3X2OHKr

This Sunday join us for Useful Art as Professor John Byrne explores art, from Turner Prize-winning urban projects to bakeries, gardens and shared creative spaces. Discover how art can bring people together and become a toolkit for real social change. 📅 Sunday 22 March 🎟️ https://bit.ly/416X9KB

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. 🎶 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4iKRFNu

Award-winning Trio Havisham, renowned for their thoughtful music-making, grace the Conway Hall stage this Sunday. Having been awarded a Musicians’ Company Concert at Wigmore Hall, they are now part of the Worshipful Company of Musicians’ five-year Young Artist Programme. 🎟️ https://bit.ly/44UBdEI

Composer and pianist Stefania Passamonte gives us a little taster from her new climate opera Soria Moria, premiering at Conway Hall this Saturday. 🎶 Tickets are on sale now 🎟️ 🔗 https://bit.ly/4r9yv6O

"We realise that there is a huge necessity for art to bring out the big message of climate action." 🩵 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. 🎟️

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. 🎶

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 ‘now’ as the fundamental ingredient of existence. 📅 Sunday 22 Feb 🕒 3pm 🎟️ https://bit.ly/40iBVZH

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. 📅 Wednesday 18 February 🕒 6:30pm 📍 Conway Hall 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4bJbYK2

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. 📅 Wed 18 February 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4bJbYK2

From the beautiful Peace on Earth to a rousing Merry Christmas from Harriet Kendall, Join us for festive carols new and old in the candlelit chambers of historic Conway Hall 🕯️ 🎄 📅 Thursday 11 December 📍 Conway Hall 🎟️ https://bit.ly/4ru7ts1

One week till our Spring 2026 launch ⌛

Join us for Ethical Matters: Lessons from a Real-Life RomCom as author and journalist Lizzie Frainier asks whether romcoms can prepare us for the good, the bad and the disconcerting of navigating relationships today. 📅 Wed 10 December 📍 Conway Hall 🎟️ https://bit.ly/3L9VK1d

The #BigGive2025 is live! This week, your donation to Conway Hall will be DOUBLED 🥳 ➡️ £1 becomes £2 ➡️ £25 becomes £50 ➡️ £50 becomes £100 Considered giving a gift that matters? This is the week. Make twice the impact. #GivingTuesday 👉 Donate now: https://tinyurl.com/conway-hall

Huge social changes occurring in real time are leading us to rethink traditional roles. Join us this Sunday as science journalist Melissa Hogenboom reveals how pursuing and maintaining power is a key part of every human interaction. 📅 Sunday 2 November 🕒 3pm 🎟️ https://bit.ly/3LcxLyt

A sneak preview ahead of the Clements Prize ‘mini-competition’, with works performed by pianists Markus Sadler and Ruiqi Fang. 🎶 📅 Sunday 2 November 📍 Conway Hall 🎟️ https://bit.ly/3J1vBB7

A sneak preview of the Adderbury Ensemble, who will be performing Beethoven's String Quartet Op127 alongside works from Dvořák and the Danish String Quartet this Sunday at Conway Hall. 📅 Oct 5 from 6.30PM 🎟️ Learn more and book now: https://loom.ly/zw2K5cQ

The Regency Quartet make their Conway Hall debut with Mozart, Tippett & Ravel 🎶 Formed in 2021, the quartet unites musicians from London’s leading conservatoires. Here’s a snippet from their recent performance of Bartók’s String Quartet No.2. 📅 Oct 26—6.30PM 🎟️ Book now: https://loom.ly/ki1UCso

What happens when traditional home roles are upended? 👛 From female breadwinners to stay-at-home dads, science journalist Melissa Hogenboom examines how money and power shape domestic life, and why equality at home still feels out of reach. 📅 Nov 2 at 2PM 🔗 Book now: https://loom.ly/Q8DU6w4

Why can’t we resist a romcom? 💖 Journalist @lizziefrainier.bsky.social explores what these beloved & often unrealistic love stories can teach us about connection, empowerment and navigating relationships in real life. 📅 Oct 29—6.30PM 🎟️ https://loom.ly/pR9LRWQ

Enjoy a sneak peek of the Isla Quartet performing Haydn ahead of their Conway Hall debut this Sunday 🎻 Join them for an exquisite programme of Purcell, Haydn and Beethoven’s third ‘Razumovsky’ quartet. 📅 Sept 14—5.30PM 🎟️ Learn more and book here: https://loom.ly/bCmbZiI

The Dovestone Quartet open our new season of Sunday Concerts with Debussy’s only string quartet in a pre-concert recital. The evening continues with the award-winning Isla Quartet performing music by Purcell, Haydn and Beethoven. 📅 Sept 14, 2025 | From 5.30PM 🎟️ Book now: https://loom.ly/bCmbZiI

Trans Joy Matters 🏳️‍⚧️ In this upcoming talk, writer and activist Caroline Litman and author T.C. Oakes-Monger share stories of courage, freedom and love in the face of grief, barriers to care and a growing climate of hostility. 📅 Sept 17 at 6.30PM 🎟️ Get your tickets: https://loom.ly/EAifw3U

In his recent talk, @robintransition.bsky.social asked what would happen if we imagined the future we could actually fall in love with? Can hopeful thinking lead to real change? 🔗 Watch the full talk now for £2 on the Conway Hall Player: https://loom.ly/wVgL6_4

The #manosphere is like a sales funnel 💰 From deepfakes to incels, Jess Davies & James Bloodworth unpacked the rise of toxic online subcultures, the dangers of digital misogyny and the crisis in modern masculinity. 🔗 Watch the full talk now on the Conway Hall Player: https://loom.ly/75fPGyY

Jess Davies on #deepfake abuse 📢 From deepfakes to incels, @jess-davies.bsky.social & James Bloodworth unpacked the rise of toxic online subcultures, the dangers of digital misogyny and the crisis in modern masculinity. 🔗 Watch it here: https://loom.ly/75fPGyY