This year’s festival runs from June 1 to 9. As ever, it’s supported by H&F Council and includes exhibitions, drama, live music, film screenings, walking tours and more at various local venues.
This year’s festival sees the return of JOY with a bigger and better line-up of theatre, music and dance shows celebrating local disabled people. It will showcase the works of already established artists and reach out across the community to emerging disabled artists and those who have not previously been involved in the arts. Check out the JOY programme schedule produced by Turtle Key Arts with support from the Lyric Hammersmith.
“HF ArtsFest is excited about its most ambitious festival to date with new artists and partners on board as well as old favourites returning to the festival,” said Flora Herberich, Producer for HF ArtsFest.
Highlights at this year’s ArtsFest also include:
- The Unity Choir in Lyric Square.
- Photojournalism exhibition ‘Marginal’at the Re:Centre in Fulham Palace Road.
- Reggae exhibition at the legendary Peckings Studio One record shop in Askew Road (pictured below).
- Explore what you can do to help make our planet more sustainable with Open Cell and friends at Old Laundry Yard in Shepherds Bush.
- Walking tour of the TV programmes produced in the borough.
- ‘Hedgehogs Don’t Live in the City!’
- Happy 150th year Periodic Table banner project in White City.
For more details of events and times, click here
