Welcome to Bloomsbury Festival as we set out on an exciting programme for 2025 and 2026. We will soon be announcing dates for a ‘Long Weekend’ festival in October 2025, and we are working towards a month-long festival in 2026 to celebrate our 20th anniversary and to link with our partner UCL’s 200th celebrations.
We have volunteering opportunities for choirs and community singers with our heritage project Strange Doings in London – the Songs and Ballads of St Giles and we will be launching an art opportunity alongside this project for emerging artists.
You can catch up on the Bloomsbury Radio coverage of the 2024 Bloomsbury Festival on spotify here and a report on our 2024 New Wave and trainee programme is now available online.
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2024 FESTIVAL FUNDERS, SPONSORS & PARTNERS:
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
VAT Registration No. 137 4928 87