Welcome to the Barbican Theatre for the UK premiere of House, the story of a West Jerusalem home told through many layers of perspectives from those who live and worked there over several decades. The ...
Discover the universal aspects of Guru Nanak’s experiential philosophy of oneness, which underpins Nanak’s entire teaching about the nature of consciousness and reality. A short film about a community ...
The latest in our series of talks by the most exciting architectural practices working across the world. Dyvik Kahlen's founders Christopher Dykik and Max Kahlen met while studying at London's ...
Ground-breaking music festival Unsound returns for a specially curated evening highlighting some of the most inventive talents in adventurous music. London based composer Mica Levi will present a ...
The exhibition is a series of curated narrative collages that highlights the paradoxical essence and influence of London in unlikely places, as an ideal, a dream, a barrier or even a destination.
Discover the universal aspects of Guru Nanak’s experiential philosophy of oneness, which underpins Nanak’s entire teaching about the nature of consciousness and reality. Drawing from key compositions ...
Wheelchair spaces and free companion seats may now be booked online. Please select the relevant preferences on the access registration page during your booking so we can provide you with the correct ...
A short film about a community of Pakistani Muslim musicians with deep-rooted ties to the Sikhs by way of a centuries-old music tradition that originated with Guru Nanak and his disciple Bhai Mardana.
A deep dive into Guru Nanak’s timeless teachings on peace and forgiveness – messages that resonate across cultures even today – in an insightful film and Q&A by Bhai Sahib Mohinder Singh Ji. At the ...
Kirpal Panesar takes us on a musical journey that is both meditative and profound, exploring Guru Nanak's connection between spiritual verses and music. For Guru Nanak, music was a means of connecting ...
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