The Primrose Hill Lecture Series welcomes Simon Russell Beale in conversation with Nick Hytner for a pop-up talk on theatre, film and music. Wed 1 Feb 2023 at 7pm Simon Russell Beale is one of the foremost actors of his…
Lanah P, the celebrated Epicene Scream star of stage and screen will be holding a mini yuletide concert at Sam’s Café on 17 and 18 December. Lanah will perform a selection of songs, and there will be the chance…
A Community Festival is being planned on Saturday 19 November to celebrate the 150th anniversary of St Mary’s church. The Festival had originally been planned for September, but was postponed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth, and also the…
In this final talk for 2022 from the Primrose Hill Lecture Series, Booker-prize winning author Alan Hollinghurst will offer a rare glimpse into the writer’s process as he discusses how his fiction offers a way ‘to write, obliquely and in…
In June 1934, Kim Philby met his Soviet handler, the spy Arnold Deutsch. The woman who introduced them was Edith Tudor-Hart. She changed the course of 20th-century history and was then written out of it. Charlotte Philby, the granddaughter of…
There’s plenty going on at the Primrose Hill Community Centre this autumn. Whatever you’re into, culture, climate or Chaka Khan, they have it covered. An Evening with Piaf 7 October 7-10pm An Evening With Piaf is a one-woman tribute from…
In 2012, the UK government introduced a ‘Hostile Environment Policy’ which in effect is a range of legislation aimed to strip away the rights of migrants. Consequently, local resident Sonita Gale has written, directed and produced the film Hostile which…
The Primrose Hill Community Library will be holding a literary festival on Saturday 1 October and Sunday 2 October to celebrate the 10th anniversary of our library. Ten authors will talk, read, be interviewed, air their memories and delight audiences…
Not so long ago, it was a novelty, and rather thrilling, to see a fox skirting the edges of Primrose Hill. Now of course, they are a familiar sight, and for better or worse, making themselves thoroughly at home (who…
Hear My Cry is local artist Jennifer Louise Martin’s first film and is based on her personal experience of suffering from postnatal depression. Jennifer will be discussing her film at the Organic Pharmacy on Wednesday 22nd June evening: Starring Jennifer…
