Under the Covers: Alex Clark in conversation with Geoff Dyer
Under the Covers is a series of talks and interviews read more
Our Culture
The House of St Barnabas Culture Series is our cultural and social strand; it allows us to communicate, engage and collaborate. A platform to voice and share opinion, to listen and support new music and discover contemporary art. Above all it is open to everyone, accessible and relevant to the way in which we all engage with society.
The Culture Series is a mix of acoustic gigs, engaging conversations and talks. The programme is carefully curated to be unique and inspiring. The Culture Series provides an open forum to come together, be entertained and spark brilliant ideas.
What's On
37 Things You Need To Know About Modern Britain #11 “What’s the Problem With Pink?”
- Venue Chapel of The House of St Barnabas
- Time 7:30pm
- Price £15 including booking fee
How can a colour be so controversial?
When pink is used read more
Upcoming Events
Past Events
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Retrospective
An exhibition of portraits taken at The House of St Barnabas by photographer Tom Oldham
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37Things you need to know about modern Britain #10 “Is Money Ruining London?”
London has become the super-rich capital of the world, with read more
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Dirty Rotten Socials #3 The Rise of the Business Geniuses
The final event of the season for the Dirty Rotten read more
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37 Things you need to know about modern Britain, Thing #9: How to be a man
Scarcely a week passes these days without men’s behaviour being read more
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37 Things you need to know about modern Britain #8 “Do we get the press we deserve?”
There is no doubt that Hackgate, Levinson and new technology read more
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“Journey to the One” Summer Jazz Series: Nina Miranda & friends + Adriano Adewale & Raizes
The House of St Barnabas will join forces with Paul Bradshaw, read more
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Doug Fishbone performance, followed by live DJ set from Robi Walters
Fresh from his recent Booze Cruises, conceptual artist and stand-up read more
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Digital Democracy – The Relevance of Digital Culture. Hosted by Protein
This discussion brings together some of the leading faces of read more
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Barby Asante in Conversation – The artist talks back
A chance to hear Art Social ’14 commissioned artist Barby read more
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Workshop: Gaynor O’Flynn – The Voice
Ground-breaking artist and musician Gaynor O’Flynn presents an interactive workshop read more
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Art Social Late Night curated by Tony Nwachukwu
Tony Nwachukwu is a music producer, DJ, educator and founder read more
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Architecture and the city – the sound of London hosted by Musicity
Musicity is an international curated platform that explores the intersection read more
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Installation exhibition part of Art Social 14
Art Social 14 is our first multi-disciplinary arts and culture read more
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Access to Creativity (where is it and what is it?) chaired by journalist Hannah Pool / Art Social 14
Join journalist and author Hannah Pool, together with a panel read more
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Richard Strange in Conversation with artist Gavin Turk / Art Social 14
Old friends musician and actor Richard Strange and HoSB founding read more
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Art in the Public Realm hosted by Art Review / Art Social 14
The inaugural event of Art Social ’14, hosted by festival read more
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37 Things you need to know about modern Britain. Thing # 7 Generation Y and the new quarter life crisis
Hosted by Miranda Sawyer, with Owen Jones, Laurie Penny and read more
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The House of St Barnabas presents Dirty Rotten Socials in partnership with Pioneers Post
“Design Like you Give a Damn”, curated by Wolff Olins read more
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“Journey to the One” Summer Jazz Series a celebration of Sun Ra 100
The House of St Barnabas will join forces with Paul Bradshaw, read more
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“Journey to the One” Summer Jazz Series featuring Matthew Halsall
The House of St Barnabas will join forces with Paul read more
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Boiler Room X The House of St Barnabas present Peven Everett
Thursday 17th April will see an exciting new collaboration between The House read more
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Thing 6 “37 Things you need to know about modern Britain” Why we need our celebrities to be mad
London-based cultural consultancy Bug, in partnership with The House of read more
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Richard Strange’s A Mighty Big If with Marc Almond
Writer, actor and musician Richard Strange, founding member of The read more
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The House of St Barnabas, Faber & Faber Social in association with Festival No. 6 Present Andrew Weatherall’s Social
A day of culture curated by HoSB Founding Member and read more
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37 Things you need to know about modern Britain “What’s a liberal allowed to laugh at?”
Analysing a joke is like dissecting a frog – you read more
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Tuesday 26th November 7.30pm
The fourth installment 37 Things You Need To Know About Modern read more
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Wednesday 20th November 8.30pm
We were delighted to welcome singer-songwriter Lail Arad for a special performance read more
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Wednesday 23rd October, 2013
Jarvis Cocker and Friends
Legendary Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker curated an read more
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Sunday 13th October, 2013
Classic Album Sundays presents : Nick Drake’s ‘Bryter Later’
The House read more
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Thursday 14th November, 2013
Gilles Peterson presents: Andrew Ashong, Hejira and Ady Suleiman
Founding Member read more
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Thursday 5th December, 2012
Rob da Bank presents…
Bestival founder, DJ and producer Rob Da read more
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Wednesday 7th November, 2012
Andrew Weatherall’s `The Double Gone Chapel’
The hugely influential and read more
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Tuesday 16 October, 2012
Gilles Peterson & Friends
Gilles Peterson – founder of Worldwide Festival read more
Do you think we have a #pinkproblem? If pink is used to empower women is that ok? Let us know &join on 21May #Thing11 http://t.co/CFff7qzFaZ
A little taste of what to expect from @LuluLeVay this friday ... https://t.co/pO7RcnfNKu You dont want to miss it!
Delighted that we have accepted 23 new participants onto our #employment preparation programme; let the journey to empowerment begin!
Tour
The house is part of the fabric of Soho and we’d like to welcome you through the doors. We offer tours by appointment only on: Saturdays 09:00 – 10:00.
Please call 020 7437 1894