What’s Happening

As Luton Henge Festival approaches this summer, join local artists Shemiza Rashid and Nadia Hussain this July at a series of two storytelling and sketching workshops at the Luton Henge. The workshops invite participants to connect with nature, spend time sketching outdoors at the Luton Henge, and reflect on stories of migration and belonging. What places do we hold dear to us? What remains when a place is…

Do you want to get Henna together? Come along on your own or invite someone you know to our Young People’s Social: Henna Together. You’re invited to this laid-back henna session designed for young creatives in Luton. Henna design is widely practiced across South Asian, North African and Middle Eastern cultures. Come explore the art…

This July, PLATFORM returns with a special South Asian Heritage Month edition, celebrating the creativity, culture and lived experiences of South Asian communities across Luton. Designed as a space for experimentation and connection, PLATFORM invites local artists to share developing ideas, test new work and collaborate through live performance and visual art. PLATFORM showcases a…

Join Revoluton Arts and Marsh Farm Outreach for an evening of conversation and storytelling around pirate radio and the legacy of reggae, rave, drum and bass and jungle in the UK. Listen to stories from the people who set up their own music scene, like Jamaican-style sound systems that transformed living rooms into makeshift dancehalls.…

Get hands-on with pro sound equipment, play with sound and create something different. This summer, Revoluton Arts is teaming up with award-winning sound artist Simon James to run a series of FREE sound sessions at Marsh House. Simon has worked on everything from BBC radio and Netflix documentaries to experimental sound art and festivals. You…

The Henge has risen—and now it returns, louder, bolder and more powerful than ever. After an unforgettable debut in 2025, where hundreds gathered to witness history in the making, the Luton Henge Festival proved itself as more than a launch—it became a movement. Built by Luton, for Luton, the Luton Henge Festival sparked connection, pride…

Put a spring in your step this autumn! Seeta Patel Dance presents an outdoor adaptation of Stravinsky’s iconic ballet The Rite of Spring, brought to life through powerful classical Indian dance style Bharatanatyam. Join us for performances on Sunday 6 September at 14:00 and 17:00 and for a family workshop at 15:30 (TBC) at St George’s Square.…