We have come to an end of a very successful Bloomsbury Festival 2024 with around 130 events taking place in over 30 venues.
From a packed festival Big Night Out launch event at Conway Hall on Friday 18 October to our closing day on Sunday 27 October, we have had a great run of events – outdoor events and exhibitions, theatre, music, talks and walks for 10 packed days.
Some exhibitions are still running beyond the main Festival dates – find out more here.
We have launched our new heritage project Strange Doings in London – the Songs and Ballads of St Giles which will continue to autumn 2025.
Across the numerous events we have had extensive coverage on Bloomsbury Radio – and the interviews are now being uploaded this week on spotify and we will be updating their progress on our social media channels
We would like to thank all our supporters, without who the festival could not take place:
Local business event sponsors: Ambit, Bishop & Sewell, Chestertons, Greater London Properties, Heal’s Building, Rugby School & Macready Theatre and The Bloomsbury
Local business supporters: Boodle Hatfield, Compton, Garnett Architecture, Grange Hotels, Mason Navarro Pledge, P.A.C.E Building Services, PFS Group and Premium Support Services
Business club members: ECS Systems, Essex Refurbishments and Olli Group
Local, Global, Inspiring
Bloomsbury Festival is an annual celebration of the area’s creativity, presenting an inspiring programme of culture, arts, science, literature, performance, discussion and debate. The programme includes an exciting mix of contemporary arts, music, performance, theatre, science displays, talks, walks and community events.
“Bloomsbury Festival captures the diversity of bright minds connected to these few streets of London, from the past to the present day”
The Guardian
Bloomsbury Festival is a Registered charity No. 1149001
Limited Company registered in England & Wales No. 0797 7987
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