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our events & exhibitions

The Fitzrovia Chapel hosts a programme of events and exhibitions throughout the year. Alongside our own cultural programme, we also open our doors for wedding open days, times of calm and solace, workshops, open days, guided tours, and community gatherings.

From contemporary art and performance to moments of quiet reflection, the programme brings together artists, practitioners, and visitors from across London and beyond. Whether you are visiting for a specific event or simply curious to see what is taking place, we invite you to explore what’s on and spend time in this remarkable space.

  • EXHIBITIONS

Current Exhibition

A Map of the Invisible

Pete M. Wyer
13 July 2026 – 24 July 2026

Fitzrovia Chapel presents a haunting new immersive sound installation by composer and sound artist Pete M. Wyer. A Map of the Invisible, created while Wyer was living in Venice, invites audiences to step inside sound and reflect on the unseen worlds that surround us. The result is a deeply moving encounter shaped by faith, care, suffering and beauty.

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Tour
Free guided tour with James Thompson, former Middlesex Hospital surgeon
2 September 2026

Join our free guided tour with James Thompson, former Middlesex Hospital surgeon. James remembers the chapel from its time as a hospital chapel and brings a wealth of personal knowledge and expertise on its history. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear firsthand stories and insights you won’t find anywhere else.
Open Day
Open to the public
7 September 2026 – 9 September 2026

On Open Days, the Fitzrovia Chapel opens its doors as a place of quiet refuge in the heart of central London. Free to visit and open to all, the Chapel offers a rare opportunity to step away from the surrounding streets and into a space shaped by calm, beauty, and history.
Performance
Fitzrovia Futures 2055 x Liars League short story evening
7 September 2026

An evening of short stories about the future of Fitzrovia, inspired by those who live, work and study here and performed by actors from award-winning Liars’ League
Talk
The Women of Fitzrovia: “Writers, Musicians and Activists”
8 September 2026

Sue Blundell and Nick Bailey will discuss the “black swan”, the “red virgin” and other women writers, musicians and activists of Fitzrovia’s past in this free lunchtime talk, part of a new series on the Women of Fitzrovia.
Open Day
Open to the public
30 November 2026 – 2 December 2026

On Open Days, the Fitzrovia Chapel opens its doors as a place of quiet refuge in the heart of central London. Free to visit and open to all, the Chapel offers a rare opportunity to step away from the surrounding streets and into a space shaped by calm, beauty, and history.
Open Day
Open to the public
7 December 2026 – 9 December 2026

On Open Days, the Fitzrovia Chapel opens its doors as a place of quiet refuge in the heart of central London. Free to visit and open to all, the Chapel offers a rare opportunity to step away from the surrounding streets and into a space shaped by calm, beauty, and history.
Open Day
Open to the public
14 December 2026 – 16 December 2026

On Open Days, the Fitzrovia Chapel opens its doors as a place of quiet refuge in the heart of central London. Free to visit and open to all, the Chapel offers a rare opportunity to step away from the surrounding streets and into a space shaped by calm, beauty, and history.
Open Day
Open to the public
22 December 2026

On Open Days, the Fitzrovia Chapel opens its doors as a place of quiet refuge in the heart of central London. Free to visit and open to all, the Chapel offers a rare opportunity to step away from the surrounding streets and into a space shaped by calm, beauty, and history.