In June and July 2021, work created by members of the Coin Street Over 50s Art Group was displayed at St John’s. The pieces responded to...

The Shot Tower stood nearly 200 ft tall on the river front by Waterloo Bridge for nearly 140 years until the early 1960s, an...

Hart Club designed the ‘Respair’ logo for the Waterloo Festival site. This word, ‘respair’, seems very appropriate for our current moment...

MyLondonHome is delighted to be sponsoring this year’s Waterloo Festival at St John’s Waterloo. For many years, MyLondonHome has worked...

The Shot Tower at the Festival of Britain of 1951.

The London Group (TLG) is teaming up again with Waterloo Festival over two exhibitions at this year's edition, later in June. We both...

An installation project organised by local artists Chris Clarke, Joao Simoes-Brown and poet Kate Miller following a call for postcards of...

The London Group (TLG) is teaming up again with Waterloo Festival over two exhibitions at this year's edition, later in June. We both...

The London Group (TLG) is teaming up again with Waterloo Festival over two exhibitions at this year's edition, later in June. We both...

An audio-tour of the South Bank site as it looked at the Festival of Britain of 1951. Led by Alan Powers and Elain Harwood, of the Twentieth

Responding to 'Respair', artists at Morley College have made work that reflects personal and wider cultural responses to the past year.

An installation project organised by artists Chris Clarke, Joao Simoes-Brown and poet Kate Miller following a call for postcards of Respair.