31K views · 25 reactions | King's Place is proud to announce the opening of our latest award-winning series, ‘Memory Unwrapped’. With a variety of incredible events showcasing throughout 2026, prepare to remember the past whilst reimagining the future through the art of musical performance. Celebrating memory, music, and connection, this incredible series is set to be one to remember! Join us for opening night this January. Tickets on sale now. | Kings Place | Facebook

45K views · 2.6K reactions | No Kings events took place across the country Saturday and an estimated 13,500 to 15,000 gathered to show their support in downtown Houston according to an estimate from organizers. bit.ly/3J233r7 | Houston Chronicle | Facebook

Tibetan Buddhist monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery join us at London’s Kings Place, Wed 24 May for a dramatic presentation of sacred music, dances, and prayers, with traditional costumes and ceremonial masks. From the contemplative, mesmerising chant of Buddhist texts to swirling dances accompanied by ancient musical instruments, including long horns, bells and drums, the monks offer a fascinating glimpse into an ancient culture, with introductory explanations offering additional insight into th

Celebrate 10 years of piano brilliance at the 2025 London Piano Festival, hosted at Kings Place. This landmark year brings together classical masterpieces, bold contemporary works, three exciting world premieres, and thought-provoking discussions - all showcasing the artistry and innovation of world-class pianists whilst exploring the theme of Maturity & Youth. ⚠️ Tickets are flying! Some events are already SOLD OUT, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this unique celebration of music that b

3.8K views · 80 reactions | On Thu 20 Apr, Kings Place Artist in Focus cellist Laura van der Heijden presents a captivating programme featuring Beethoven, Debussy, Boulanger, Britten and Walker with pianist Jâms Coleman  ️ From Laura van der Heijden and Jâms Coleman's incredible performance of the 2nd movement of Leoš Janáček's 'Pohádka' for Scala Radio. | Kings Place | Facebook