An exhibition of photographs and stories portraying refugees and their hosts across Europe, developed by photographer Aubrey Wade.
Revd Dr Sam Wells explores the story and the meaning behind the music of our religious heritage, with St Martin’s Voices (directed by Andrew Earis).
Ralph Allwood MBE, a former Associate Music Director of the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London, brings two of his fabulous choirs to the 2018 Spring Series.
The Choir of Royal Holloway and conductor Rupert Gough return to the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London with this hour-long concert of music inspired by eventide.
Charlotte Scott and Brandenburg Sinfonia perform Vivaldi’s famous Four Seasons, and other popular instrumental classics, conducted by Andrew Earis.
A service of Reflection for Those Affected by Suicide.
The Festive Orchestra of London was formed in 1990 to perform the masterpieces of the Baroque in and around London.
An annual celebration of the two schools founded at St Martin-in-the-Fields.
An opportunity to reflect theologically on issues of the day and questions of forever with Revd Dr Sam Wells.
Painter of London life Ed Gray exhibits his paintings of everyday London life. Gray seeks out the spectacular in the ordinary with his sketchbook to create layered panoramas infused with London mythology and the grit of the urban experience.
The Medici Choir return to the Festival for this musical feast at St Martin's. In the first half, works spanning from the Baroque era, with Henry Purcell's Oh God, thou art my God, to the present day with several works by the choir's principal conductor and composer-in-residence, John Baird.
Modern and traditional jazz with a hint of soul and funk.
