What's on in SE1

Join us at Capel Y Boro | Borough Welsh Chapel for our autumn fundraising spectacular. Expect an evening of music, poetry and song with performances from our wonderful Côr Y Boro | Borough Welsh Choir. All proceeds go to supporting the choir’s activities. Ticket price also include post-concert drinks and nibbles.

Easy-paced ride past the touristy bits of Central London. Some stops at points of interest and a ride round Hyde Park. Everyone welcome.

Shop cool & unique mid-century, vintage fashion, furniture & homewares. Plus cool crafts, industrial Salvage & collectables too!

Join Jon Newman of Lambeth Archives for an illustrated talk on William Blake and Lambeth

GPE is pleased to present its emerging proposals for the future of St Thomas Yard, 4 – 26 St Thomas Street, previously known as New City Court.

Our open evening on Wednesday 16 October 2024 is a great opportunity to find out more about our Waterloo Centre for Adult Education. From 100s of courses in the visual arts, music, voice and song, to performance and all types of dances to creative writing, science, fitness and wellbeing to a great choice of languages […]

Immerse yourself in the world of history and storytelling at IWM Podcast Live. This one-of-a-kind event offers a day of live podcast recordings, set against the backdrop of the iconic IWM London. Choose from eight live podcast sessions, each offering a unique perspective on historical events. Discover untold stories from the First World War with Not So Quiet on The Western Front, uncover how tensions between East and West came close to boiling point in Cold War Conversations, and hear For You the War is Over, as they take you through the daring escapades of Second World War POWs.

GPE is pleased to present its emerging proposals for the future of St Thomas Yard, 4 – 26 St Thomas Street, previously known as New City Court.

The acclaimed Colla Voce Singers give a performance of Brahms’s

A day of stalls, talks and workshops celebrating little known crops, wild foraging and creative plant-based cooking.

Relax, unwind and enjoy a lunchtime piano concert in the serene surroundings of Guy’s Chapel.

For the first time ever, the Museum of Life Sciences will host a unique musical experience amidst its captivating collection of bones and specimens.

Cycling isn’t just about getting from A to B – it’s a journey towards improved health and wellbeing! We’ve partnered with Hop Kingdom to offer free bike check-ups at their Workshop to help you keep your wheels spinning smoothly.

You’re invited to join an autumn lunchtime stroll through the London Bridge neighbourhood. Expect an uplifting hour, connecting with green spaces and points of historical and cultural interest along the way.

Join us for a night of medically-themed stand-up comedy, stories and silliness from some of London’s funniest people.

26-27 October, Unicorn Theatre & Potters Field Park. Performances from de Stilte, dance workshops and arts & crafts for the whole family to enjoy.

Delve into the history of grifters who capitalised on a lack of medical knowledge, selling fraudulent medicines that at best had no effect and at worst resulted in the death of their victims.

An underground walking tour through the hidden tunnels beneath Guy’s Hospital and King’s College Campus, led by our esteemed friend Reverend Jim Craig, Chaplain of Guy’s Chapel.

A series of fun half term activities to keep children entertained when they visit Borough Market

On John Keats’s birthday songs, poems, drawings and vegetables in celebration of the poet’s passion and whimsy.

The Festival of Britain ‘A Tonic for the Nation’ The Festival of Britain in 1951 provided a much-needed dose of colour, excitement and fun in post-war Britain. At the end […]

A curated fair of leading designer-makers held in the beautiful surroundings of the Garden Museum in Lambeth.