For more than 30 years, Robert Elms has spoken to Londoners nearly every day, on BBC Radio London – with a show that celebrates the London lives and cultures of his listenership, along with regular deep dives into London’s incredible Music, Fashion and Sporting scenes – The Arches London Bridge is delighted to welcoming Robert and his live show to the venue for a very special extra date on April 12th.

Digest the latest research on the gut-brain axis and discover how to holistically nourish your physical and mental health. Followed by Q&A.

ATTACK! Pro Wrestling returns to London for a night of high-flying, hard-hitting action at The Arches, London Bridge!Since 2011 the Weird and Wonderful World of Attack! Pro Wrestling has become world famous for our one-of-a-kind brand of chaotic, creative, and completely unmissable live professional wrestling! Mixing the absurd with the awe-inspiring, expect colourful characters and jaw-dropping athleticism from some of the best professional wrestlers in the world for an unbelievable night out!

Dive beneath the surface of mermaid lore, tracing their long histories and what they may reveal about wider society. Followed by Q&A.

Explore the lives of the Brontë Sisters and their enduring impact on the literary world. Followed by Q&A.

Three sisters. One parsonage. A literary revolution that reshaped fiction forever.

Every crime tells a story. But not every story ends with justice.

Behind every closed case and every cold file lies a question we can’t quite let go of… how did they get away with it?

For more than 30 years, Robert Elms has spoken to Londoners nearly every day, on BBC Radio London – with a show that celebrates the London lives and cultures of his listenership, along with regular deep dives into London’s incredible Music, Fashion and Sporting scenes – The Arches London Bridge is delighted to welcoming Robert and his live show to the venue for a very special extra date on March 21st.

What if the only thing standing between you and the seemingly impossible… was belief?

Explore the spine-chilling figures and narratives, discovering what they reveal about ourselves. Followed by Q&A.

with award-winning peak performance educator Dr Shadé Zahrai

Do you second-guess yourself before big moments? Struggle with imposter syndrome? Hold yourself back even when you know you're capable? You're not alone and there are proven ways to change this pattern.

How have horror and ghost stories challenged gender norms? Explore the feminist side of Gothic literature. With Q&A.

For more than 30 years, Robert Elms has spoken to Londoners nearly every day, on BBC Radio London – with a show that celebrates the London lives and cultures of his listenership, along with regular deep dives into London’s incredible Music, Fashion and Sporting scenes – The Arches London Bridge is delighted to welcoming Robert and his live show to the venue for a very special night on Sunday

15th February.

The Robert Elms show live at Arches London Bridge, is a fun, informal, intimate evening with Robert that features many elements of his much-loved radio programme.

Come and enjoy Robert presenting ‘live’ versions of Notes and Queries; there will be a Listed Londoner; a London Historian, in addition to tales from the studio and anecdotes from 30 years of live broadcasting. Music fans will enjoy a live celebration of Neckerchief Rock with live music from the brilliant Danny ‘The Champ’ Wilson.

The evening will last for approximately three hours, with the venue set up with tables and chairs and bar open throughout the performance until closing time, so grab a ticket and come and enjoy a night with BBC London’s Robert Elms at the brilliant new venue that is just by London Bridge station.

A dazzling evening honouring the world’s most iconic blonde bombshell. Internationally acclaimed performer Suzie Kennedy, who has portrayed Marilyn Monroe for over 20 years, brings the star’s voice, wit, and irresistible charm to life in this glittering celebration of Marilyn’s 100th birthday.

Join us to explore the intersection of science, shamanism + DMT (the 'spirit molecule') and the entities it reveals. Followed by a Q+A

A social, historical, and scientific look at ghost-hunting – and why our fascination with it endures. Followed by Q&A.

Discover the scientific controversy surrounding the idea of multiple universes and parallel worlds in this intriguing talk. Followed by Q+A.

Join bestselling author and vegan activist Ed Winters for a practical talk on how to shift to a vegan lifestyle. Followed by Q&A.

Cortisol is nature’s built in alarm system, it controls your mood, motivation and fear. From your daily rhythms to your responses to events.

Category: Health, Personal health

Delve into the ancient spiritual origins and lesser-known histories of European midwinter festivities. Followed by Q&A.

Discover the hidden world of English witchcraft and magic with Dr Tabitha Stanmore. Followed by Q&A.

Join psychotherapist and international author Jennifer Cox to explore women’s hidden rage, why it matters, and how to release it. With Q&A.

Discover the fascinating connections between horror films and the human mind, exploring themes of psychoanalysis, gender, and more. With Q&A

Discover how early life experiences could shape long-term wellbeing, and how certain factors can support recovery. With Q&A.

Discover the connection between mind + body and the ways to positively bring change to your life through meditation. Followed by Q+A.

Does food affect your mental health? Join neuroscientist Prof Camilla Nord to explore how metabolism links body, brain and mood. With Q&A.

Join us to celebrate the release of Manifest Like a Mother – Francesca Amber’s bold, funny, and deeply relatable new book.

Join us to celebrate the release of Manifest Like a Mother – Francesca Amber’s bold, funny, and deeply relatable new book.

This talk looks at how women writers used horror and the supernatural to push back against the expectations of their time. By turning everyday anxieties into eerie, unsettling fiction, they revealed the darker sides of patriarchy and colonialism. From Ann Radcliffe’s The Mysteries of Udolpho to Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, and the ghost stories of Elizabeth Gaskell, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and E. Nesbit, women have long used Gothic fiction to explore what it really costs to be independent. And as the popularity of horror films and series like The Haunting of Hill House show, the ghosts of lost female histories don’t stay buried for long.