Radio coverage of our 2023 festival was brought to you by Bloomsbury Radio at the Bloomsbury Institute, broadcasting from the heart of Bloomsbury each day of the festival.
Features, interviews and performances are now available via Spotify for you to listen again.
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Growing Up With Witch Powers by Dr Simona Di Martino – listen again
Healing Connections with Naila Dunleavy – listen again
Interview with Ella Philips – listen again
Ellika McAuley on Peter Pan-Family Adventure Walk – listen again
A conversation with Jazz-Orient – Baluji-Shrivastav OBE (sitar, tabla, vocals) & Linda-Shanovitch (vocals & percussion) – listen again
Urban Greening – Cities of the Future – listen again
Oils by Jessica Rachid – listen again
A conversation with Vyte Garriga, actress, writer and physical theatre performer – listen again
Growing in Love: Exploring Folk Romance of the Indus – listen again
Emily Momoh on Camden Black British History – listen again
Ricercare with Victor Braojos – listen again
Legendary Women of Bloomsbury – listen again
If Walls Could Sing! A Musical History of an Address in Bloomsbury – listen again
Camden Libraries with Abul Kashim – listen again
26 Plants – listen again
The Universal Language of the Body – listen again
Entwine: The Avocado Sculptures – listen again
Extraordinary Endeavours – listen again
Picasso In Bloomsbury – listen again
Phoenix – Helen Percival – listen again
Who were the Bloomsbury Group? – listen again
Deaf Mosaic – listen again
New Eyes from Stem Cells – listen again
Bookshop Crawls – listen again
Finegan Viscardi Duo Debut Ep Launch – listen again
A conversation with Penny Burns of Camden Tour Guides Association – listen again
A conversation with Antonio Rivas about Blue Light – A one-act first-person monologue recounting the story of Nobel prize winner Marie Curie – listen again
A conversation with Amber Fabian & Mark Malcomson from City Lit – listen again
Poetry’s Circle of Growth – listen again
Life Lines, Poetry, Dance and Music – listen again
Sonic Exploration with Michelle Hromin – listen again
A music party at Montagu House – listen again
A conversation with Rowan Flack on Giant Folk – listen again
Seed – Corrupted Poetry – listen again
Bloom with Daniella Sicari – listen again
A Room of one’s own – listen again
A conversation with Alisa Oleva – listen again
The Life of Meena Kumari, Bollywood star – listen again
Camden Tour guide, Elena Paolini on Bloomsbury’s Women Medical Pioneers – listen again
The New Bloomsbury Set – listen again
Histoire du Tango – listen again
A conversation with Karen Wong (flute) & Lance Mok (piano) – listen again
The London Welsh Emporium – listen again
Paradise Planet Earth: A cosmic miracle under threat – listen again
Paris Chapters – listen again
From Dowland to Bitten: English Nature through Music – listen again
Petrichor by Theo Hristov – Ducktape – listen again
New Wave: Piano Works of Serbian Contemporary Composers, with Ana Bursac – listen again
The Morphea by Rowenna Mortimer – Further than the Edge – listen again
Young Voices At Bloomsbury with Paul Salt and Kat Haylett – listen again
The Two Headed Bird – listen again
The Hidden History of the Foundling Hospital – listen again
Mirrors with Aida Lahlou – listen again
An Apothecary of Art – listen again
Young Bloomsbury: A New Queer History – listen again
The Bloomsbury Best Pipe Organ – listen again
From Fields to Faculties – listen again
Encouraging healthy growth in specific populations – listen again
Inua Ellams and Fuel: An evening with an Immigrant – listen again
The Four Seasons – Song Recital – listen again
A conversation with producer, John Offord – listen again
Bamboo Sculpture from The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL at the launch of Bloomsbury Festival 2023 – listen again
A conversation with Ifrah Ahmed, Somali youth worker for KCBNA – listen again
Using the power of singing to connect us with Vivien Ellis – listen again
Bloomsbury Festival Walk (Mother Magdalen Taylor) with Paul Shaw – listen again (links to part 1 of 6)