Detailing upcoming events:
24 things to look forward to in
2024.
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Ready for lift off
Happy New Year from all
of us at the Southbank Centre – we hope you had a ball celebrating
the start of 2024!
Whether you're looking
to recover with an exhibition outing, catch up on our zingy Nutcracker
or treat the family to an afternoon with beloved characters in Bluey
Big’s Play, come along this week for some feel-good
entertainment. Some of our most popular shows are entering their
final week, so snap those tickets up before they go.
Planning ahead? Zip
through our upcoming highlights below or scroll straight to the
blog to discover 24 things we're looking forward to in 2024.
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Nutcracker
UNTIL SAT 6 JAN
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Winter Light
UNTIL SUN 7 JAN
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Bluey's Big Play
UNTIL SUN 7 JAN
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Heecheon Kim: Double Poser
UNTIL SUN 7 JAN
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Hiroshi Sugimoto
UNTIL SUN 7 JAN
★★★★★
'a beautiful,
enthralling and meditative show' (The Observer)
Sugimoto's work
stretches and rearranges concepts of time, space and light that are
integral to the medium of photography. Come and see this
philosophical yet playful survey of the renowned photographer
before it closes on Sunday 7 January.
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Classical Music: Spring/Summer 2024
THU 1 FEB – SUN 30 JUN
Exceptional artists,
orchestras and ensembles from around the globe come together to
tell the story of classical music, from vibrant symphonies to
pulsating contemporary collaborations and unique experiences.
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Imagine Children's Festival
WED 7 – SAT 17 FEB
Our annual festival for
children and their grown-ups returns, with more than 100 events to
choose from – and loads of them are free!
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When Forms Come Alive
WED 7 FEB – MON 6 MAY
Spanning over 60 years
of contemporary sculpture, this exhibition highlights ways in which
artists draw on familiar experiences of movement, flux and organic
growth.
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Norman Jay's Good Times Band
FRI 29 MAR
Tap into a rare groove
as the UK dance scene pioneer and Notting Hill Carnival legend
plays tracks that shaped UK music, with guests Omar and Jocelyn
Brown.
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24 for 2024: Things to see at the Southbank Centre in
the new year
Grab your diary, and
get set to fill it with these highlights of the year ahead.
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Things to do at half-term at Imagine Children’s
Festival
Get prepared for
half-term nice and early with a look at what’s happening in our Imagine
Children’s Festival.
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Last chance to shop
January weather won't
seem so bleak with an umbrella perfect for keeping art enthusiasts
dry. This timeless umbrella showcases Hiroshi Sugimoto's iconic
Lightning Fields design and is exclusive to the Hayward Gallery
Shop, with sales ending soon. Strike now while it’s on sale.
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Image
credits: 1. Installation view of Hiroshi Sugimoto, Opticks
series. Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward
Gallery. 2. Installation view of Heecheon Kim: Double Poser.
Video Installation at Hayward Gallery’s HENI Project Space, 2023–2024.
Photo: Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. 3.
Tara Donovan, Untitled (Mylar) 2011/2018. Installation view, MCA
Denver. Photo: Christopher Burke Courtesy the artist and Pace Gallery.
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Thanks for reading. We hope you enjoyed your specially
selected highlights. Share your comments and photos with us by
mentioning @southbankcentre or @haywardgallery.
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Southbank Centre is a charity registered in
England and Wales No.298909. Registered office: Southbank
Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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