Cristea Roberts Gallery invites members of Shoreditch Arts Club for a private reception and enjoy complimentary refreshments from local breweries, before attending a special guided preview of the Ways of Making, Ways of Thinking group exhibition.

The club will be closed from 2pm on Wednesday 17 September a private event. Please plan accordingly as access will be temporarily unavailable. We apologise for any inconvenience.

At 6:30pm we have a guided tour over at Cristea Roberts Gallery which as a member you are more than welcome to join with up to three guests. Please contact us to RSVP. We will be back operating as usual from Thursday.

Ollie White’s solo show ‘Something Borrowed’ on view at our neighbours Haricot Gallery from September 5 - 27. More info here.

Christie’s invites members of Shoreditch Arts Club to a special guided tour of the Marwan: A Soul In Exile exhibition, a major retrospective of the Arab Master of Figurative art.

The club will be open to members for lunch, with a fixed-price £35 menu available from 12pm to 3pm. Walk-ins are welcome but it's advisable to book ahead. Contact events@shoreditchartsclub.com to reserve your table.

Hide away from the summer heat in our cool cinema, where Girls in Film have curated a screening of short films that have come to life through their Screenwriters group sessions. From surrealist comedy to noir-ish animation these films showcase scripts developed in community before coming to life on screen. A great opportunity to meet and network with fellow filmmakers and enthusiasts to enrich your career circle.

Two years on from Fluid Nature… We're thrilled to invite you to an extraordinary evening of queer celebration in honour of Pride Month. Co-hosted by Urania and Shoreditch Arts Club, this night promises to delivery vibrancy, joy, and unapologetic expression.

Christie’s invites members of Shoreditch Arts Club to a special guided tour of the Post-War to Present artworks, and the New Contemporary exhibition, as part of their summer programme.

Celebrate 100 years of James Baldwin with the AAIS’s presentation LOVE HAS NEVER BEEN… inviting guests to immerse themselves in a live contemporary performance piece that questions the nature of freedom within and beyond boundaries, inspired by the iconic queer writer and civil rights activist.

The club will be open to members for lunch, with a fixed-price £35 menu available from 12pm to 3pm. Walk-ins are welcome but it's advisable to book ahead. Contact events@shoreditchartsclub.com to reserve your table.

Belgium House brings a full-day programme of talks, live demonstrations, and interactive installations featuring pioneers in MusicTech, Media, XR, VFX, Gaming, and more at Shoreditch Arts Club.

Members please note: The club will not open as a workspace on June 4th, but you are welcome to join the full-day programme.

To mark the launch of SXSW London, a striking new community art installation will be unveiled on Redchurch Street on Friday 30 May. Join us at a private drinks reception as we toast to the vibrant cultural fabric of our neighbourhood.

Join us on Thursday 8th May for a special late-night Clash Live at the Shoreditch Arts Club. We’re bringing the after-dark energy back to the capital with an exclusive free party, in partnership with The Lost Explorer Mezcal and luxury luggage brand NUDIENT, to celebrate the launch of Issue 130 in true Clash style.

This coming Wednesday 7th May, the club will be open to members for lunch, with a fixed-price £35 menu available from 12pm to 3pm. Walk-ins are welcome but it's advisable to book ahead. Contact events@shoreditchartsclub.com to reserve your table.

Please join us for a drinks reception and guided tour of Phillips’ Design auctions preview led by Phillips’ Specialists. Works on view include Judy Kensley McKie, Marc Newson, Gio Ponti, and Jean Royère.

For April’s screening Girls in Film are bringing witty dialogue, quirky characters, and giggles in abundance with a selection of six comedy short films.

This coming Wednesday, 3rd April, the club will be open to members for lunch, with a fixed-price £35 menu available from 12pm to 3pm. Walk-ins are welcome but it's advisable to book ahead. Contact events@shoreditchartsclub.com to reserve your table.

In collaboration with WMN*, Girls in Film brings an evening of film and performance to Shoreditch Arts Club, exploring the language of dance and movement.

Join us for the W Programme’s Spring Lecture and Q&A with Natalie Kane, Curator of Digital Design, Architecture & Digital at the V&A, who will be sharing insights from her research and exhibition work.

A day-long cultural takeover spotlighting trailblazing young Welsh talent across film, photography, music, and panel discussions—bringing together a new generation of creatives who are shaping the future of Wales.

Join Make Room’s first event ‘Not My Blues’ to watch a curated short film programme exploring the themes of black identity and the constant journey of re-discovery. Includes a Q&A with Directing duo of 'Cab Ride' Ola Jones and Femi Tiwo.

In collaboration with the BFI Network, GiF are kickstarting their third year cinema residency at Shoreditch Arts Club with an evening of short films commissioned through the BFI Short Film Fund, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.

Curated London and Charismatic.ai invites members of Shoreditch Arts Club to art’otel for a morning conversation led by Guy Gadney, CEO of charismatic.ai, Digital Sociologist Lisa Talia Moretti, and an exclusive keynote address from AI filmmaker Jason Zada.

Please join us at Phillips in Berkeley Square for a drinks reception and guided tour of the Editions auctions preview, led by Phillips’ Specialists.

Immerse yourself in an evening of ethereal performances, poetry and dance from artist Pauline Raybaud. Through mediums of dance, music and film, Eurydice towards the Light reimagines Greek mythologies and explores the role of women in narratives of love, loss and renewal.

A year on from The Archigram Opera at Shoreditch Arts Club, the pioneering group of architects are back to launch Archigram 10, a collection of new work by Peter Cook, critics and architects whose work resonate with the Archigram ethos.