PRIZE – EXHIBITION PLUS £300 CASH PRIZE DEADLINE 5PM FRIDAY 20 MAY A competition for art students to submit a new artwork which responds to the 2022 Bloomsbury Festival theme, BREATHE, as part of the Festival’s New Wave programme. The
The Bloomsbury Festival brings together culture and community, celebrating and showcasing diverse and contemporary ideas, creativity and people in Bloomsbury to our local audience and the world. In 2022 our programme theme is Breathe. This can be interpreted in a
We are delighted to bring you our video round-up of the 2021 festival events. Thank you to all our partners and audiences for making the festival such a lively and creative ten days. It was a pleasure to be able
We’re pleased to announce that the double bill of acclaimed films by Bangladeshi directors has been rescheduled to Thursday 18 November, 6pm-9.45pm in the British Library Theatre. Originally due to be screened during our Bangladesh 50 at the British Library
If you have attended an event or exhibition during the 2021 Festival and haven’t completed an audience survey yet, we would really appreciate your feedback. Our survey helps us to gain a better understanding of our audience and their needs.
Today (20th September) we are pleased to launch the 26 Shining Light project. Writers from award-winning group 26 have been paired with a range of 2021 Festival events. The writers have researched and delved into each event, and in some
St Giles London hotel, an accommodation partner of Bloomsbury Festival, is ideally located in Bloomsbury, in the heart of the West End and near many of the city’s top attractions, theatres, shopping areas, and nightlife. We have secured an exclusive
We spoke to members of Krēan(t)s ahead of their physical theatre performance during the 2021 Festival, The Cinnamon Shop, to find out a little more about them and their performance. Can you tell us a bit about Krēan(t)s? We are
Bloomsbury Festival, in partnership with Mohammed Ali – Soul City Arts, are seeking elder members of the Bangladeshi community to be part of the Bangladeshi Tales from Kings Cross project. We aim to capture, cinematically, the life and journeys of those
We spoke to Songeun Choi and Leah Park ahead of their event during the 2021 Festival, 365 Days & More, to find out a little more about them and their performance. Can you tell us a bit about yourselves? We