Brutalist landmark and arts centre in London housing a conservatory, cinemas, exhibitions, a theatre, shops and kitchens.
Screening of Marc Evans' Welsh language drama 'Effi o Blaenau' at the Barbican's Senior Community Cinema for cinema-goers aged 60 and over.
Blindboy Boatclub brings his award-winning live storytelling show, The Blindboy Podcast LIVE, to the Barbican on his biggest UK tour yet.
Fran Lebowitz, American cultural satirist and author, in conversation with Erica Wagner at the Barbican.
A live fusion of Shakespeare's Hamlet and Radiohead's album 'Hail to the Thief', with a deconstructed score by Thom Yorke performed by actors and musicians on stage.
Jazz quintet led by Joe Lovano and Melissa Aldana pays tribute to John Coltrane on the centenary of his birth.
London's jazz festival brings headline concerts at the Barbican, including a tribute to John Coltrane, alongside hundreds of gigs across more than 60 venues.
Philosophy discussion session run by the London Philosophy Collective, with three breakout groups exploring abstract ideas.
Jazz musician Sarathy Korwar plays an intimate gallery performance responding to the work of painter Robert Ryman, followed by an exclusive exhibition viewing.
Free afternoon of listening sessions with DJs Tony Higgins and Mike Peden exploring Japanese jazz from the late 1960s to the early 1980s, part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
Billy Cobham, the jazz fusion drummer, plays Barbican Hall with his band The Time Machine, mixing his own catalogue with jazz and soul standards.
London Symphony Orchestra with Sir Antonio Pappano and pianist Bruce Liu, with Vaughan Williams' 'A Pastoral Symphony' and Symphony No 8 plus Beethoven's Piano Concerto No 3.
Sensory theatre piece for babies and toddlers aged 0 to 2, with movement, live music and visual poetry, by Engruna Teatre.
Guided tour of the exhibition 'Robert Ryman: The Real Thing' with curator Wells Fray-Smith, exploring Ryman's white paintings.
Live concert by DJ Shadow and the BBC Symphony Orchestra at The Barbican in London.
Grammy-nominated folk duo The Milk Carton Kids play the Barbican with support from Vera Sola, with under-14s required to be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over.
Indie-folk singer-songwriter Bess Atwell plays The Barbican Hall with new material and songs from across her catalogue.
World premiere improvised show by Zoo Co, directed by its founders, based on the true story of three men who lived on a billboard for 261 days.
UK premiere of Caroline Guiela Nguyen's play set inside a restaurant, linking Vietnam in the 1950s and France in the 1990s to explore exile, memory and history.
Cornelius, the project of Keigo Oyamada, returns to the Barbican with material from his new album 'REFRACTIONS' and fan favourites.
Pay What You Can screening of 'NAZA', the Israeli documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor about the bombing campaign in Gaza.
Cinema screening of Alejandro G. Iñárritu's disaster comedy 'Digger', with Tom Cruise as an oil baron who causes an environmental catastrophe.
Atmospheric walking tour of The Barbican after dark, exploring the estate's haunted history from Roman times to the present.
21st edition of the Indian classical music festival, with Hindustani and Carnatic concerts, free foyer performances, talks, yoga and wellbeing sessions and a pop-up bazaar.
Annual half-term celebration of family film at the Barbican with new releases, classics, previews and pre-film activities and workshops.
Aaron Sorkin's film about Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, with Mikey Madison and Jeremy Strong, at the Barbican.
Screening of the documentary 'Spiritland', a portrait of the 1960s band The Fugs, at the Barbican's Cinema 1 as part of the Doc'n Roll Film Festival.
Screening of the fresh film adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, directed by Georgia Oakley and starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles, with a relaxed screening for neurodiverse audiences.
A sequence of sung, played and communally devised pieces of experimental music by Afrodiasporic composers, led by the Chiron Choir and the Always Already There ensemble.
Screening of Lee Chang-dong's drama about two married couples whose lives become entangled, with a parent and baby screening on 24 October.
BBC Symphony Orchestra concert with Sakari Oramo, featuring Shostakovich's Cello Concerto No. 1 with Senja Rummukainen, Britten's 'Four Sea Interludes' and Debussy's 'La mer'.
Screening of the music documentary 'Wolf' about Patrick Wolf, narrated by Tilda Swinton, followed by a ScreenTalk with director Christian Cargill and Patrick Wolf on Zoom.
