Join us in celebrating two new art exhibitions on show at the House of St Barnabas.
Generously supported by Campari, Crown Arts, Art Surgery and L & S Printing.
Polish/Ukrainian harpist Alina Bzhezhinska stormed the UK music scene in the end of 2017 when her quartet appeared at the Barbican during the EFG London Jazz Festival in a triple bill featuring Denys Baptiste and Pharoah Sanders - and has been nominated for Best Live Experience of the Year at the 2018 Jazz FM Awards.
Killing Moon is back this March with a stellar performance from Samantha Crain. Releasing her debut album Samantha says “This record was written and recorded during and after some serious hardships in my life.
Somewhat Anomalous makes its first foray into London with an exploration of the sounds of discotheques from around the world, from Berlin to Bangalore, Toulouse to Tokyo, and beyond. We’ve invited close friends TEM and Hergé along for what promises to be a raucous night of jazz, disco, funk and everything in between.
Loxanne and DJ Funke have been friends for many years, united by their love of music and a shared outlook on life. They could almost be twins, born 2 days and 7 miles apart in West London.
“Rides Again” is Shawn Lee’s first vocal and songwriter album since “Harmonium”, released in Japan only in 2005, and is a very personal journey into the world of soul-inspired country music.
Whether you're from north or south of the border (or neither!) join us this Six Nations at The House of St Barnabas to watch England v Scotland in this year's Calutta Cup on Saturday 8th February at 16:45
Join us at The House of St Barnabas, Soho Square, on Friday 7th February where we will be taking over the intimate, Function 1 fitted back room. Toby Tobias (ESP Institute / Resista) will be joined by Phonica's resident DJs.
Dan will unveil a new limited edition print available exclusively at the club. He will be available to talk about the works he is exhibiting in the Dickens' Room and his work in general, and to answer questions about his practice and creative journey.
Bee Wilson is an inspirational and brilliant writer who investigates food in all its myriad forms, the ways in which we are influenced by the hidden forces behind the food we eat, the social, political and economic aspects of what and why we eat what we do, and how we can keep joy in the eating of our food.
Our monthly resident DJ and head honcho at Outernational Sounds, Harv Nagi, will be controlling our decks alongside guest DJs. We'll see you and your shapes on Friday!
The House of St Barnabas is one of 33 organisations accredited by the Mayor's office today, for meeting their new Good Work Standard (GWS) initiative - a benchmark for the best employment standards.
We're on BBC News, talking about how we support people affected by homelessness into lasting paid work through our unique social enterprise members club.
"The Employment Academy has been an empowering step towards a bright future, where long-term employment has now become tangible for me." - participant in our current Employment Preparation Programme
We believe it's really important, after a busy year, to take a moment to reflect and acknowledge everything you've achieved. For us 2017 was a year of collaboration. We worked with many fantastic people and organisations who share our values and our vision of creating a fairer London. We thought we'd share just a few of our highlights with you...
Enjoy some insightful musings from one of our wonderful members/mentors, Andrew Gerrard, after attending the Graduation ceremony of our 10th employment programme in August 2017.
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