Nearby: Hampstead

‘Exhibitions, talks, concerts, recitals and special events.’

'A place for world-class contemporary art exhibitions and education ... Events engage audiences in a regular series of talks and discussions, film screenings and live art performances.'

Occasional talks.

'The Freud Museum exists to promote the intellectual and cultural legacies of Sigmund and Anna Freud for the learning and enjoyment of all... We are a place for debate and discussion of Freud and psychoanalysis in the arts, in culture, in ideas and in contemporary life.'

Held in JW3 - London Jewish Cultural Centre - Mid September.

'The Hampstead Arts Festival began, on a very small scale, in 2012 as a successor to the former Hampstead & Highgate Festival. Our aim is to engage, interest and move our audiences with unique and beautiful presentations at Hampstead’s most intimate venues. Chamber music, jazz, song, literature, politics and film, with international stars, up-and-coming artists and - in rich supply in Northwest London - local talent. We’re building a strong local following and also attracting audience members from across greater London and even California!' Held Mid November.

'The core of our programme is a series of talks by outside speakers, covering diverse topics such as photojournalism, the art of photography, urban/street photography, and travel photography.'

'All meetings are on Thursdays at 8.15 pm. Coffee and biscuits will be available during the evening for a small charge ... Members of the public are invited.'

Occasional talks, conversations, debates etc.

'Events at the beautiful Ivy House in North West London, NW11, feature outstanding speakers and performers from the world of politics, education, journalism, music and the arts.' Merged with JW3: 'The aim of JW3 is to transform the Jewish landscape in London by helping to create a vibrant, diverse and proud community, inspired by and engaged in Jewish arts, culture and community.'

'Processwork is awareness based. Its methods allow us to perceive the creative nature of processes, even within apparently very disturbing and complex situations ...'