Interview with Abigail Tan, CEO of the St. Giles Group about their sponsorship of the Bloomsbury Festival and what it means to them to be in the heart of Bloomsbury.

Dr Birgitta Huse tells us about her upcoming talk about the benches around Bloomsbury and invites you to have a closer look. This is a chance to learn about the pivotal role benches play in Bloomsbury culture. This event will go ahead regardless of weather on the day. To find out more, please see: https://bloomsburyfestival.org.uk/events/bloomsbury-benches/

In memory of the original festival founder, Roma Backhouse, we look back at the early days of Bloomsbury Festival.  We hear from two of the original team who were involved at the start of the Bloomsbury Festival in 2006 - Maddy Mills (nee Jones) and Bobby Williams.

Abdul Hannan speaks with Bloomsbury Radio as part of the Bangladesh 50 celebrations.

An interview with tour guid Abdul Malik who introduces the sites of Muslim heritage in Bloomsbury.

Bengal to Camden is an exhibition curated by the Bloomsbury Festival Heritage Trainees and supported by National Heritage Lottery Fund and Camden Council.  It tells the stories of Bangladeshi families who have arrived in the Bloomsbury and Kings Cross area of Camden over the last 50 years. 

Recorded at the start of our heritage project Visible People, Visible Places, our 5 trainees introduce themselves and find out more about the Bloomsbury Festival and their local community.

Join us for an exclusive performance of Elisabeth Gunawan's Darling for this year's Bloomsbury Festival.

Nobody's Jig, Victoria Hodgkinson (voice), Sergio Bucheli (lute) and Tara Viscardi (harp) speak with Bloomsbury Radio about their careers, music and friendship prior to their forthcoming performance at the Bloomsbury Festival. 

The Bartlett School of Architecture has been the home of radical thinking for architecture and design since 1841. In this reading, Professor Jane Rendell reads from her own work, Spaces of Transition: The Architecture of Psychoanalysis, demonstrating the art of site writing, a part of the course at Bartlett and providing a flavour of the discipline.