Spirit Moves Us with Seyi Adelekun
Movement, sound and herbal rituals turn the Barbican Conservatory into a space for exploring Black ecology and collective wellbeing.
Activities London
A programme of unusual urban short films moves between London, Dhaka, Brooklyn and Sheffield at Barbican Cinema 3.
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Curator Raageh Ali brings together deadpan encounters, night drives and fragments of everyday city life. The screening is for Young Barbican members aged 16–29, even though the films carry a 15 certificate. It is a relaxed screening, with captions for live speech and subtitles for all films. Expect occasional strong language and images of public unrest. Check the booking page for the ticket price: the advertised £10 popcorn-and-beer offer is a separate café deal for ticket holders.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
All times are local to London (Europe/London).
Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS
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Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS
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