Conway Hall

Conway Hall Ethics is our Foundation

Home of Conway Hall Ethical Society • Events venue (for hire) All the rooms on the ground floor are accessible by wheelchair.
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Hall and room hire available for various events such as meetings, lectures, weddings, conferences, etc. There is free parking outside after 6.30pm Mon - Fri, Sat from 1.30pm and all day Sunday. Conway Hall is owned by Conway Hall Ethical Society - the world's longest-running 'free-thought' organisation - and was first opened in 1929. The Hall now hosts a wide variety of lectures, classes, performa

nces, community and social events. It is renowned as a hub for free speech and independent thought. Our Library holds the Ethical Society's collection, which is the largest and most comprehensive Humanist Research resource of its kind in the United Kingdom.

Join us tomorrow evening for Can Superheroes Save The World- our final Ethical Matters talk before we take short summer ...
16/06/2026

Join us tomorrow evening for Can Superheroes Save The World- our final Ethical Matters talk before we take short summer break! ☀️🍦

We're excited to welcome award-winning comedian, writer and presenter Juliette Burton: Writer Performer alongside author and academic specialising in Film & Comics Danny Graydon for discussion about all things ethics, social justice and the moral duty of superheroes. 🦸‍♂️

📅 Wednesday 17 June
🕒 6.30pm
📍 Conway Hall and online via livestream
🎫 https://bit.ly/4eatDd0

This Sunday Ensemble Échappée grace the Conway Hall stage with a programme including Mozart, Webern and Kreisler's rarel...
10/06/2026

This Sunday Ensemble Échappée grace the Conway Hall stage with a programme including Mozart, Webern and Kreisler's rarely heard String Quartet.

Échappée brings together a group of musicians whose virtuosity is embodied in their ability to move between historical and contemporary modes of expression, exploring the theme of “sweet dissonance”, something we experience in life as well as music.

Programme:
Mozart | Quartet in C ‘Dissonance’ K465
Webern | Six Bagatelles Op.9
Kreisler | Quartet in A minor

📅 Sunday 14 June
🕒 6.30pm
📍 Conway Hall
🎫

09/06/2026

Superheroes emerged in the 1930s during a time of economic hardship and social uncertainty. From Superman taking on slum landlords, racists and N***s to the outsider struggles of the X-Men, questions of justice, identity and responsibility have always been at the heart of superhero stories. 🦸‍♂️

Join us on Wednesday 17 June for Ethical Matters: Can Superheroes Save the World with comedian and writer Juliette Burton and author and academic specialising in Film & Comics Danny Graydon. This promises to be an engaging conversation exploring superheroes, ethics, secret identities, social justice and what these iconic characters can teach us about the world today.

📅 Wednesday 17 June
🕒 6.30pm
📍 Conway Hall and online via livestream
🎫 https://bit.ly/4eatDd0

06/06/2026

Conway Hall events bring people together.

Hear from members of our Sunday Concerts audience about why they love coming to Conway Hall.

This summer, we need your support to raise £5,000 to ensure that Conway Hall’s beloved spaces and vibrant events programme continue to thrive.

It starts with ethics. It starts with you.

Donate today: https://bit.ly/4uUvUzM

05/06/2026

As robots and AI threaten to take over tasks done by humans, what if the real risk is that we’re robotising ourselves?

Join us this Sunday as journalist Sarah O’Connor sets out to investigate what was happening on the front lines of technological change. From translators forced to edit AI output to university graduates interviewed by software and warehouse workers surrounded by robots, she heard stories of work becoming lonelier, less creative, less human.

📅 Sunday 7 June
🕒 3.00pm
📍 Conway Hall and online via livestream
🎫 https://bit.ly/3PwO8bO

In a divided world… how can YOU help build a fairer, more compassionate society? 🤔This summer, Conway Hall needs your su...
02/06/2026

In a divided world… how can YOU help build a fairer, more compassionate society? 🤔

This summer, Conway Hall needs your support.

We need to raise £5,000 to continue broadening the reach of ethics through talks, concerts and events, welcoming over 100,000 people each year.

It starts with ethics. It starts with you.

Invest in a more ethical future. Donate to our Crowdfunder today:

Support Conway Hall to broaden the reach of ethics through talks, concerts and educational events.

We have a few tickets remaining for our walking tour this Saturday 🚶‍♀️Beginning at Conway Hall, join humanist heritage ...
02/06/2026

We have a few tickets remaining for our walking tour this Saturday 🚶‍♀️

Beginning at Conway Hall, join humanist heritage expert Madeleine Goodall for Polymaths and Pioneers: The Women of WC1, a walking tour around the homes and haunts of some of WC1’s trailblazing women, discovering how they reshaped what was possible, and transformed the landscape of London itself.

📅 Saturday 6 June
🕒 2.00pm
📍 Conway Hall
🎫

Get ready for a JAM-PACKED week at Conway Hall!From exciting walking tours to atmospheric concert halls, we’ve got an so...
01/06/2026

Get ready for a JAM-PACKED week at Conway Hall!

From exciting walking tours to atmospheric concert halls, we’ve got an something for everyone this week.

🧠 UnMasked: An Undiagnosed Autistic Adolescence
🚶‍♀️ Polymaths and Pioneers: the Women of WC1
🤖 Ethical Matters: We Are Not Machines
🎶 Sunday Concerts: Ben Goldscheider & Simon Callaghan

🎫 Tickets are on sale now: https://bit.ly/3X2OHKr

29/05/2026

The Sunday Concerts are Europe’s longest-running chamber music series.

Hear from some of the brilliant musicians who have graced our stage about what makes this programme so special.

This summer, Conway Hall needs to raise £5,000 to continue our events programme, including our beloved Sunday Concerts.

Help keep this tradition alive.

It starts with ethics. It starts with you.

Donate today: https://bit.ly/4uUvUzM

Author and illustrator Eliza Fricker talks us through her life growing up as an undiagnosed Autistic adolescence, and ho...
28/05/2026

Author and illustrator Eliza Fricker talks us through her life growing up as an undiagnosed Autistic adolescence, and how her autism diagnosis as an adult revealed why she may not have met the expectations of others so easily.

In this UnMasked talk, Eliza encourages neurodivergent folks to take an empathetic look back at their experiences and honour the identity they have created for themselves, in response to their experiences.

Join us on Tuesday 2 June for UnMasked: An Undiagnosed Autistic Adolescence 🧠

📅 Tuesday 2 June
🕒 6.30pm
📍 Conway Hall
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