Spark Your Creativity with Our Top Arts and Culture Events



Been meaning to pick up that book you've had since New Year's day? Still not got round to writing that journal you swore you'd do? This month open up your mind and spark your creativity once again with our top arts and culture events. From breath-taking immersive experiences to fascinating talks with your favourite historians, expose yourself to a world full of inspiration. Whether you're going alone, taking the family or hanging out with your friends - we have an event perfect for all.

Read on to find out more about our best arts and culture events for this year so far!

BBC History Magazine's History Weekend

Various dates // Various venues

Celebrate history with BBC History Magazine at their autumn History Weekends taking place in Chester Town Hall 25-27 October and Winchester Guildhall 1-3 November 2019. BBC History weekends bring together Britain's finest historians, authors and broadcasters all covering a diverse range of fascinating topics. Speakers include Dan Jones, Lucy Worsley, Suzannah Lipscomb, Michael Wood, Janina Ramirez, Thomas Penn and Tracy Borman. As well as engaging talks you can also partake in walking tours, book signings and Q&A's with your favourite historians.

Find Tickets

The Enchanted Forest

October - November 19 // Pitlochry

Explore the cosmos this Autumn at Faskally Wood with The Enchanted Forest. This year the team are encouraging you to look up and be inspired by the magnificence of the night sky. This year, the creative team are planning a jaw-dropping event that will combine breathtaking visuals, state-of-the-art technologies and an inspirational soundscape. Visitors will follow the winding trail past mysterious Loch Dunmore, deeper into the woods, to explore the sights, sounds and scents of the cosmos. A brilliant place to take the family, and expand your cosmos knowledge!

Find Tickets

Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience

July 19 - January 20 // York St Mary's

Following successful runs in both Brussels and Naples, this new immersive event is set to make its UK debut this summer in York city centre. Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience will open in York St Mary's on Castlegate on 5 July, enabling visitors to step inside the paintings, world and mind of the 19th-century impressionist painter.

The event will showcase Van Gogh's life and his creations through projections, recreations and interactive elements of his artworks around the historic exhibition space, allowing you to see through the eyes of Vincent Van Gogh. Over 200 of his works are featured, but rather than remaining static, the vast projections of paintings come alive with digital animation and an emotive soundtrack.

Find Tickets

Royal Shakespeare Company 2019 Season

October 19 - January 20 //Barbican Theatre, London

Educate yourself on the wonderous writings of Shakespeare with The Royal Shakespeare Company who return with three productions in an electrifying season that sparks with striking resonance. Featuring a company of 27 actors, they boldly explore the themes of morality, love, power and gender. Measure For Measure, As You Like It and The Taming of The Shrew will be at the Barbican Theatre from 26th October - 18th January.

Find Tickets

British Art Fair

3 - 6 October 19 // Saatchi Gallery, London

British Art Fair is the only fair dedicated to modern British art. In 2018, under new ownership, it moved to Saatchi Gallery whose magnificent museum quality galleries provide the perfect setting for exhibiting the best of British art. You will find over fifty leading dealers exhibiting paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures showcasing all the important artistic movements of the past 100 years. Britain’s key 20th and 21st-century artists are represented by galleries alongside a curated series of special exhibitions and events.

Find Tickets

The Knitting & Stitching Show

10 - 13 October 19 // Alexandra Palace, London 

Join 30,000 craft enthusiasts this October for the biggest celebration of textiles! The Knitting & Stitching Show returns to Alexandra Palace from the 10th – 13th October bringing a four day extravaganza of knitting, sewing, crochet, dressmaking, quilting, embroidery… (the list goes on).

Be inspired by over 20 textile galleries from world renowned artists, shop from over 300 specialist exhibitors, learn from over 250 workshops, attend free daily demonstrations, watch daily Catwalk shows, and even take a relaxing break in the Prosecco bar.
Find Tickets
We have so many arts and culture events on sale, click here for our website.

Keep up to date with your favourite artists, priority bookings and exclusive offers from See Tickets:

Facebook Twitter Instagram Messenger Newsletter

mm
This article was a collaborative effort, written together by the See Tickets Marketing team; Georgia, Sarah, Hayley, Callum and Abi.

There are no comments

Comments are closed.