Ekphrasis: Words meet Sculpture
As part of the Now I Make a Leaf of Voices sculpture exhibition at the Waterloo Festival 2026, held in the churchyard garden of St John’s, members of the Creative Writing [&
Cloud of Witnesses
Racial justice and inter-faith integrity are the central inspiration for this exhibition project. Working ecumenically and wanting to reach out to all faiths, St John’s Waterloo
Composers Competition
As part of St John’s Waterloo upcoming 200th anniversary celebration, we’re partnering with one of our long-standing music partners to offer the chance to composers to have the
Re:Discover Festival
Inspired by the artistry and spirit of Black classical composers, from Ignatius Sancho to Shirley J. Thompson, Re:Discover Festival was a series of two-day events celebrating and
Creative Connections
Taking place between February and April 2024, the workshops looked at themes of connection and place through story, music and song and were joined by musicians from NW Live Arts
Banned by Beijing
A string of ignominious episodes in history tell of those who recognised the unique power of creative expression and sought to crush it. Again and again, it’s been judged an [&he
UTOPIA
Utopia to me, would be a world where humans and nature live in harmony. A world where instead of destroying it, we work hand in hand together to make a […]
The Daphne Festival
The Daphne Festival, which took place at St John’s from 3-16 October, not only highlighted Caruana Galizia’s work and look at how her investigations have lived on and led to [&
Artist-in-residence
A group of homeless people in Waterloo learnt theatre-making skills, and wrote and performed their own stories in a new creative collaboration between St John’s Waterloo and Lo
Digital Creative Workshops
The first workshop focused on creating sensors for digital musical instrument interactions from common craft materials. The second offered an overview of instrument hacking culture