Discussion exploring the potential of quantum technologies to transform cultural production

A panel discussion exploring how mixed reality technology can enable deeper connections between humans and the unseen quantum world, and what this technology can bring to the practice of science and the wider creative industries.

Are you a GCSE or A-Level student interested in physics? Join us for an interactive afternoon exploring the cutting-edge field of Quantum Physics, and discover what studying Physics at King's could be like for you.

Experience quantum after dark at Science Gallery London. Shake up your relationship with the universe through the power of quantum stories.

Join us for a British Sign Language tour of our Quantum Untangled exhibition, led by artist Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq.

Join us with VocalEyes and experience Quantum Untangled through audio description. VocalEyes bring art and culture to life for blind and visually impaired people at theatres, museums, galleries, heritage sites and online.

How will quantum change the world we live in and what will that mean for each of us?

Join a wide-ranging conversation exploring the fast-developing world of quantum technology and its implications for society. With James Millen, Director of King’s Quantum, Libby Heaney, artist and quantum physicist by training and Faiyaz Amin, Senior Policy Advisor, Office for Quantum, Department of Science, Innovation and Technology. Chaired by Director of the Digital Futures Institute Professor Kate Devlin.

Come and experience quantum after dark at Science Gallery London’s Friday Late co-programmed with MOTH a quantum technology company.

Ella Finer and Janna Levin in Conversation: Quantum Storytelling and The Cosmic Oval

Explore the emotional, cultural, and collective power of sisterhood - as a sense of belonging, a survival strategy, and a source of joy.

Curious about live coding? Join this hands-on workshop, as part of London Data Week, where you'll learn to craft your own rhythms using Strudel, a popular and beginner-friendly live coding tool that runs in your browser. No prior coding experience needed—just bring your laptop and an open mind!

Our panel of climate experts, activist, journalist and lawyers explored global collaboration and creating a fairer climate futures for all.

Our Friday Late took a journey to towards a beautiful future through music, mysticism, culinary creativity and ponder on planetary possibilities.

A special Tuesday opening of Vital Signs: Another World is Possible inspired by the potential of collective change on Earth Day 2025.

A British Sign Language tour of Vital Signs exhibition was  led by artist Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq.

Experience Gutted, a live script by Laura Wilson and Alan Whiting, uncovering the deep ties between our gut and the world - live at one of Europe’s oldest operating theatres.

A climate activist, neurologist, psychologist and a peace-pilgrim explored how we can reclaim our agency to shape hopeful futures for the environment. Chaired by Clover Hogan with Daze Aghaji, Steffi Bednarek, Satish Kumar and Dr Kris De Meyer.

Our Friday Late welcomed visitors to explore the exhibition after dark and immerse themselves in an evening filled with music, film, soundscapes, spellcasting, tarot, and more.

What shapes how we age? What does a changing environment mean for our health? Join our free lunchtime talk with Dr. Ruth Bowyer to find out more.

Join our free hope-filled panel discussion exploring the positive potential of local ground-up action to spark meaningful change.

Join us for a celebration of youth involvement in mental health research through interactive stalls and presentations.