The Secret Garden Opens its Gates
For six evenings this summer, July 30 – August 4, the St. John’s Lodge Garden of Regent’s Park will be the scene of music and theatre from the 17th through […]
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Primrose Hill Opera Cabaret
After the great success of the Primrose Hill Opera Cabaret at St Mary’s last September, this highly enjoyable musical and community event is on again on Sunday 13 October. The […]
Southern Nights: The Story of Southern Soul
Primrose Hill Community Library will be holding an evening of live music and Southern Soul. Featuring music by Al Green, Allen Toussaint, Eta James, James Carr, Sam Cooke, Wilson Pickett, […]
James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon release ‘Primrose Hill’
Paul McCartney allegedly wrote ‘The Fool on the Hill’ about a mysterious man he saw standing on Primrose Hill. Now his son, James McCartney has teamed up with Sean Ono […]
Regent’s Park Music Festival
The Regent’s Park has always been ‘the Entertainment Park’: in addition to the bandstands, it contains the Open Air Theatre, the Royal Academy of Music, the English Folk Dance and […]
Bob Gordon at the Last Friday Bar
On the last Friday of every month, the Primrose Hill Community Centre runs a bar – occasionally with themes such as a curry night or live music. The March bar […]
The Dart Orchestra: A Summer’s Feast
Theo Bently Curtin is a 21-year-old conductor/cellist studying at the Royal Academy of Music in Marylebone. He has formed his own group, the Dart Orchestra, which consists of emerging professional […]
Lianne La Havas at the Roundhouse
Live Broadcast 15 July 2020 Singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas will be playing a special one-off solo show broadcast live from the Roundhouse on 15 July. This multi-camera, one-off performance will […]
Thank You, Sue Hadley
By Averil Mansfield. I first met Sue at her ‘Cello Love’ event, which is a two-day gathering of amateur cellists. It was just one of several relaxed, welcoming orchestral sessions […]
Summer Music Festival at St Mark’s
By Annabel Price. Many readers will know the church of St Mark’s, or the ‘zoo’ church, as it has been affectionately called ever since the Reverend Hugh Stuckey had the […]
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