Join for a hand-drawn animation workshop led by Robinson alumnus Freddie Dobbs as part of this year's Robinson Art Festival.

In a convivial and yet inspiringly competitive atmosphere, students from all disciplines, both undergraduate and postgraduate studies, are invited to present their research in the space of three minutes, aiming to convince the audience & a panel of Fellows of the importance of their research.

The 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner will be held on Friday, 14 May 2027 at the Merchant Taylors' Hall in London.

Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.

Drawing out the connections between medieval and modern English music, this thrilling concert presents Vaughan Williams’ much-loved Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis, a fascinating, beautiful and little-known ‘music of the spheres’ by William Byrd contemporary ‘Mr Picforth’ (his only extant work), and Jeremy Thurlow’s new Cello Concerto Four places of the soul.

Join for a Robinson celebration of Lunar New Year!

Don't miss Pink Week Comedy in the RBC from 9pm!