MERGE Festival will close their series of events to celebrate the Summer Of Love 1988, with a festival of ‘Acid House’ music at Omeara in Flat Iron Square. Featuring DJ sets from some of the biggest names from rave.
A request-filled music session. Enjoy a post-work drink in the courtyard and listen to some feel good tunes.
A day-long street party spanning Union Street to Flat Iron Square.
This will be your most important business lunch! Let your hair down, throw caution to the wind, and unleash your rhythm within. Dance your lunchtime away - in the safety of The Feel Good Institute.
The Feel Good Institute will host a special event with producer / director / editor and writer Gordon Mason, who will screen a series of clips from his iconic documentary “THEY CALL IT ACID”.
A sculptural installation celebrating Bankside.
Hard day? Laugh away your troubles in these newly developed theatrical and interactive workshops in The Feel Good Institute.
Immerse yourself in the 1988 Summer of Love with an interactive light and electronic music installation, a festival of ‘Acid House’ music and an exclusive documentary screening with Gordon Mason.
Our Bankside venues are celebrating this year’s theme of playfulness and participation with a variety of events and special giveaways.
Brighten up your day! Journey through a series of installations including a midnight rainbow, a flash of love, a visceral sound and light installation, and theatrical experiences.
A series of outdoor performances and visual installations injecting humour, energy and happiness into your commute every Friday during the festival on Blackfriars Road.
Requiem for Crossbones is an evocative sound installation created by British artist Emily Peasgood. The piece senses movement which triggers a soundscape on the site of an unconsecrated post-medieval burial ground.
