Latest Events in Hampstead(March Updated)

Experience and explore John Constable's Hampstead London walk & talk art & art history tour led by art historian and art critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA. Delve into Constable's life, where he resided, worked, and created his renowned landscape masterpieces in Hampstead Heath and London NW3. Take a journey back in time to witness the residences, workplaces, and landscapes that inspired Constable over 250 years ago. The tour covers his family tomb at the local church, shedding light on Constable's personal life, his artistic rivalries, and influences. Learn about his painting techniques, inspirations, and contributions to art history, including British Romanticism and Dutch Golden Age influences. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, with her expertise and passion for art history, offers a guided walk filled with insights, anecdotes, and visual aids showcasing Constable's paintings. Embrace the opportunity to sketch where Constable once did, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of his art. The hour-and-a-half tour begins at Whitestone Pond in Hampstead, NW3, providing a cultural and invigorating experience for art enthusiasts. For a memorable cultural exploration, secure your ticket for £30. For private group tours or gift tickets, reach out for further details.

Explore your creativity to make miniature collage portraits in this workshop hosted at the beautiful Kenwood House! Tailored for 18-25 year olds, this event offers a playful and reflective exploration of identity and self-representation through the art of collage. During the workshop, we will reflect on how we see ourselves and how we wish to be seen by others. Take part in an informal icebreaker game to create portraits of fellow participants, then enjoy some reflective time to craft your own self-portrait. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just looking to try something new, this session offers a supportive and inspiring environment to express yourself and connect with others. Note: This workshop is open to anyone aged 18-25. Spaces are limited, so book your spot today! Project context: This workshop is part of the series 'MINIATURE NARRATIVES: CRAFTING IDENTITY THROUGH PORTRAIT MINIATURES'. Assemblage Collective is thrilled to have been selected for Reverberate, an English Heritage initiative that supports grassroots, youth-focused heritage projects. For more information, see Shout Out Loud, English Heritage's national youth engagement programme: http://shoutoutloud.org.uk/ Inspired by Kenwood House and the Draper Gift of portrait miniatures, our latest series of creative workshops will delve into the rich history of portraiture from the 18th century to today. We will explore themes of representation and identity, creating miniature self-portraits in various mediums. The project events will take place between July - September 2024. If you are aged 18-25 and passionate about art, identity, and history why not get involved? To stay in the loop sign up to our mailing list or follow us on Instagram. Information Source: Assemblage Collective | eventbrite

Celebration and No More Layers book launch Come join us for a night of fun and excitement at the Adath Israel Poale Zedek Anshei Ozeroff for the launch of the highly anticipated book, No More Layers. This in-person event will be a celebration of literature, friendship, and new beginnings. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to meet the author, get your book signed, and enjoy some refreshments. See you there! Pre-order a copy of Martine's new book Information Source: eventbrite

Celebrate the end of our Reverberate project by joining us for a crafty celebration. Check out some of the gorgeous creations made during our series of workshops and join us for a social, informal evening of creativity, networking and all round good vibes. Expect crochet, creative writing, zine making and more! What to Expect: ✨ Pop-Up Workshops: Dive into crochet, creative writing zine making and more (full lineup to be announced) 🤝 Networking with a Twist: Fun prompts will make sure you don't feel awkward, even if you come solo! 🎁 Raffle Prizes: Win some special goodies in our raffle. Project context: This event is part of the series 'MINIATURE NARRATIVES: CRAFTING IDENTITY THROUGH PORTRAIT MINIATURES'. Assemblage Collective is thrilled to have been selected for Reverberate, an English Heritage initiative that supports grassroots, youth-focused heritage projects. For more information, see Shout Out Loud, English Heritage's national youth engagement programme: http://shoutoutloud.org.uk/ Inspired by Kenwood House and the Draper Gift of portrait miniatures, our latest series of creative workshops will delve into the rich history of portraiture from the 18th century to today. We will explore themes of representation and identity, creating miniature self-portraits in various mediums. The project events will take place between July - September 2024. If you are aged 18-25 and passionate about art, identity, and history why not get involved? To stay in the loop sign up to our mailing list or follow us on Instagram. Information Source: Assemblage Collective | eventbrite

‘Constable’s Hampstead’ Walk & Talk Art & Art History guided Tour, London NW3, with art historian and art critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA. Walk through Constable's masterpieces. Follow in Constable’s footsteps, going back in time, to about 250 years ago, to see the houses where he lived, worked and painted his great iconic landscape masterpieces on the Heath, Hampstead, and around the NW3 London village, finishing with his family tomb, at the local church. Estelle speaks to you, describing the story of Constable’s life, his parents, family, wife and children. His dislike of Turner and relationship with the Royal Academy. Painting ‘en plein air’ and ‘alla prima’, British Romanticism, Dutch Golden Age influences, inspiring future French Impressionism. Bringing alive everything you wanted to know about Constable, and how he painted nature, the best clouds, rays of sunshine & double rainbows in art history. Estelle brings a portfolio of images of Constable's paintings with, to show you, discuss, and illustrate where he painted them from. Both a cultural fix and a healthy walk! And if you want to draw where Constable sketched, bring your sketch pad and pencil. Why not register for ‘Paint Hampstead Landscape’ and ‘The Sketchbook Tour’, as they provide an introduction to the landsacpe artist and his artwork, adding value to your appreciation of the painter, and the artworks you create. This is an hour-and-a-half walk, over the Heath, with some steps to go up and down in the Village. Starting by Whitestone Pond and finishing in Hampstead Village, London, NW3. Rain or shine. Meeting 10 minutes before start time, for prompt start. A Top-Class Event To Do @Ham&High NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS DATE? Book a private guided group tour, please contact for details. Buy tickets as a present! Reviews: A wonderfully informative walk and talk. A must do. Highly recommended....Really enjoyed it. Fascinating tour....I really enjoyed your Constable tour. A fascinating insight into his life and work in Hampstead....Thanks for a wonderful walk, informative and fun. It was great to visit new bits of Hampstead and learn about Constable....Engaging, educational and inspirational walk that I enjoyed very much....Thanks for so many fascinating Constable stories....Thank you for the most interesting walk around Hampstead, following in the steps of Constable...taking you down small alleyways and to hidden vistas, immersing in Constable's world...Don't miss it!...A big thank you for your excellent Constable’s Walk & Talk tour. Your talk was so informative and fascinating. You showed us parts of Hampstead we’ve never seen before!...Thank you for the fabulous walk. You are so knowledgeable and brought to life Constable’s work, his family and his art. I learned so much and really enjoyed the experience.” Although I thought I knew Hampstead pretty well Estelle Lovatt's atmospheric and meticulously researched walking tour revealed hidden streets and pathways and unexpected vistas that I'd never come across before. It was an amazing experience to tread in Constable's footsteps, and I learned so much about the man, his life and his art. I thoroughly recommend this experience. Experience and see Hampstead through Romantic painter John Constable's eyes. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, art historian & art critic, trained as a fine artist, is able to talk about the theory and practice, meaning and intention of great masterpieces, eloquently. Estelle is a vivid storyteller.... Her enthusiasm, passion, motivation and engaging expertise validates her all-round expert opinion on all art periods from cave art to contemporary art, in her own unique way. Delivered in an easy to understand and fun manner. www.EstelleLovatt.com @EstelleLovatt Information Source: Estelle Lovatt | eventbrite

Making its London debut, Pascol is an experimental vocal project that invites the audience into a unique, collaborative performance space. Five vocalists, led by project founder Sasha Gefen—a celebrated musician, composer, and music therapist—transform personal stories the audience shares into improvised soundscapes. Each performance is a spontaneous creation, a one-of-a-kind musical reflection shaped by the emotions and memories of those attending. The ensemble weaves storytelling and improvisation, blending ethereal harmonies and evocative vocal textures in real time to mirror the feelings of those in the room. With each composition, Pascol creates an intimate, immersive experience that blurs the line between performer and audience, inviting listeners to connect deeply with the sound and one another. Information Source: Random Drama | eventbrite

‘Constable’s Hampstead’ Walk & Talk Art & Art History guided Tour, London NW3, with art historian and art critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA. Walk through Constable's masterpieces. Follow in Constable’s footsteps, going back in time, to about 250 years ago, to see the houses where he lived, worked and painted his great iconic landscape masterpieces on the Heath, Hampstead, and around the NW3 London village, finishing with his family tomb, at the local church. Estelle speaks to you, describing the story of Constable’s life, his parents, family, wife and children. His dislike of Turner and relationship with the Royal Academy. Painting ‘en plein air’ and ‘alla prima’, British Romanticism, Dutch Golden Age influences, inspiring future French Impressionism. Bringing alive everything you wanted to know about Constable, and how he painted nature, the best clouds, rays of sunshine & double rainbows in art history. Estelle brings a portfolio of images of Constable's paintings with, to show you, discuss, and illustrate where he painted them from. Both a cultural fix and a healthy walk! And if you want to draw where Constable sketched, bring your sketch pad and pencil. Why not register for ‘Paint Hampstead Landscape’ and ‘The Sketchbook Tour’, as they provide an introduction to the landsacpe artist and his artwork, adding value to your appreciation of the painter, and the artworks you create. This is an hour-and-a-half walk, over the Heath, with some steps to go up and down in the Village. Starting by Whitestone Pond and finishing in Hampstead Village, London, NW3. Rain or shine. Meeting 10 minutes before start time, for prompt start. A Top-Class Event To Do @Ham&High NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS DATE? Book a private guided group tour, please contact for details. Buy tickets as a present! Reviews: A wonderfully informative walk and talk. A must do. Highly recommended....Really enjoyed it. Fascinating tour....I really enjoyed your Constable tour. A fascinating insight into his life and work in Hampstead....Thanks for a wonderful walk, informative and fun. It was great to visit new bits of Hampstead and learn about Constable....Engaging, educational and inspirational walk that I enjoyed very much....Thanks for so many fascinating Constable stories....Thank you for the most interesting walk around Hampstead, following in the steps of Constable...taking you down small alleyways and to hidden vistas, immersing in Constable's world...Don't miss it!...A big thank you for your excellent Constable’s Walk & Talk tour. Your talk was so informative and fascinating. You showed us parts of Hampstead we’ve never seen before!...Thank you for the fabulous walk. You are so knowledgeable and brought to life Constable’s work, his family and his art. I learned so much and really enjoyed the experience.” Although I thought I knew Hampstead pretty well Estelle Lovatt's atmospheric and meticulously researched walking tour revealed hidden streets and pathways and unexpected vistas that I'd never come across before. It was an amazing experience to tread in Constable's footsteps, and I learned so much about the man, his life and his art. I thoroughly recommend this experience. Experience and see Hampstead through Romantic painter John Constable's eyes. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, art historian & art critic, trained as a fine artist, is able to talk about the theory and practice, meaning and intention of great masterpieces, eloquently. Estelle is a vivid storyteller.... Her enthusiasm, passion, motivation and engaging expertise validates her all-round expert opinion on all art periods from cave art to contemporary art, in her own unique way. Delivered in an easy to understand and fun manner. www.EstelleLovatt.com @EstelleLovatt Information Source: Estelle Lovatt | eventbrite

Inspired by direct observation of nature, you'll draw and paint views across Hampstead Heath, overlooking the City of London, from Kenwood House (NW3 7JR), a Grade 1 listed, early 17th century, Georgian Villa, with support and input from artist's mentor, Estelle Lovatt FRSA. & in the cafe if it's raining! Following in the great artist’s footsteps, this is your chance to draw, paint, and be inspired by artists who painted landscapes, en plein air, and lived in Hamsptead. Including Constable, Romney, Ford Madox-Brown, Harold Gilman, Charles Ginner, Mark Gertler, Stanley Spencer, Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Henry Moore, Paul Nash, Moholy-Nagy, Naom Gabo, Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Mondrian, Ronald Penrose, Lee Miller, Schwitters and others.... Thinking about artist's experimental exploration and research, you develop your own thoughts, ideas and best pictorial composition, whilst drawing and painting in your own artistic style. Depicting the feelings and enjoyment of being outside, working en plein air. Painting fleeting weather conditions, alla prima; “Skying”, light, tonal values, using white paint (“Constable’s Snow”); Small & full-sized preparatory studies, gridded-up sketches; Format - landscape or portrait; Colour palette, transparent layers of wash; Form, line, blocking-in shape; Mark-making, textures; Details from sky to pond, trees to house, buildings and figures; Edges; ‘Finish’… This is a 2 hour event with 1:2:1 tuition & support from professional artist’s mentor and fine art tutor Estelle Lovatt FRSA, mentoring you, to draw and paint in your own artistic style. Limited to 6 people. Estelle brings a portfolio of images of Hamsptead landscapes to show you, discuss and illustrate the artist’s drawing and painting techniques and tips, to inspire your own artistic style. To get the most from this special experience attend a minimum of 3-4 sessions. Document the changing seasons from Spring through Summer, Autumn and Winter. Capture the changing weather conditions; rays of sunshine, the best clouds, shadows and double rainbows. Please book subsequent dates on ‘Paint Hampstead Landscape, NW3, Heath, overlooking the City of London’ & in the cafe too if raining. I look forward to seeing you, with your drawings and paintings, on future sessions, to continue your 1:2:1 mentoring with me. Reviews: I really enjoyed your fascinating insight into paintings....I learned so much and really enjoyed the experience; it's engaging, inspirational, informative & excellent fun! You are so knowledgeable and brought artwork to life. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, art historian & art critic, trained as a fine artist, is able to talk about the theory and practice, meaning and intention of great masterpieces, in an easy to understand manner, eloquently, to inspire your creative drawing and painting style. Bring your art materials. Drawing or painting, whatever your preferred medium. Time: Meet 10 minutes before starting time, for a prompt start. Rain or shine (in the landscape & the cafe). Location: meet in front of the main door entrance of Kenwood House (by the central portico pillars north facade), Hampstead Lane, Hampstead, Greater London, NW3 7JR. Why not register for ‘Walk Constable’s Hampstead’ - ‘The Sketchbook Tour’, providing an introduction to the artist and artwork, adding value to your appreciation of the painter, and your own artworks you create. Not available on this day? Book a private date. Please contact for details. Buy tickets as a present! Tickets: limited to 6 people, book early to avoid disappointment. Refund policy: refund given up to 1 day before, minus Eventbrite non-refundable fee. Information Source: Estelle Lovatt | eventbrite

‘Constable’s Hampstead’ Walk & Talk Art & Art History guided Tour, London NW3, with art historian and art critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA. Walk through Constable's masterpieces. Follow in Constable’s footsteps, going back in time, to about 250 years ago, to see the houses where he lived, worked and painted his great iconic landscape masterpieces on the Heath, Hampstead, and around the NW3 London village, finishing with his family tomb, at the local church. Estelle speaks to you, describing the story of Constable’s life, his parents, family, wife and children. His dislike of Turner and relationship with the Royal Academy. Painting ‘en plein air’ and ‘alla prima’, British Romanticism, Dutch Golden Age influences, inspiring future French Impressionism. Bringing alive everything you wanted to know about Constable, and how he painted nature, the best clouds, rays of sunshine & double rainbows in art history. Estelle brings a portfolio of images of Constable's paintings with, to show you, discuss, and illustrate where he painted them from. Both a cultural fix and a healthy walk! And if you want to draw where Constable sketched, bring your sketch pad and pencil. Why not register for ‘Paint Hampstead Landscape’ and ‘The Sketchbook Tour’, as they provide an introduction to the landsacpe artist and his artwork, adding value to your appreciation of the painter, and the artworks you create. This is an hour-and-a-half walk, over the Heath, with some steps to go up and down in the Village. Starting by Whitestone Pond and finishing in Hampstead Village, London, NW3. Rain or shine. Meeting 10 minutes before start time, for prompt start. A Top-Class Event To Do @Ham&High NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS DATE? Book a private guided group tour, please contact for details. Buy tickets as a present! Reviews: A wonderfully informative walk and talk. A must do. Highly recommended....Really enjoyed it. Fascinating tour....I really enjoyed your Constable tour. A fascinating insight into his life and work in Hampstead....Thanks for a wonderful walk, informative and fun. It was great to visit new bits of Hampstead and learn about Constable....Engaging, educational and inspirational walk that I enjoyed very much....Thanks for so many fascinating Constable stories....Thank you for the most interesting walk around Hampstead, following in the steps of Constable...taking you down small alleyways and to hidden vistas, immersing in Constable's world...Don't miss it!...A big thank you for your excellent Constable’s Walk & Talk tour. Your talk was so informative and fascinating. You showed us parts of Hampstead we’ve never seen before!...Thank you for the fabulous walk. You are so knowledgeable and brought to life Constable’s work, his family and his art. I learned so much and really enjoyed the experience.” Although I thought I knew Hampstead pretty well Estelle Lovatt's atmospheric and meticulously researched walking tour revealed hidden streets and pathways and unexpected vistas that I'd never come across before. It was an amazing experience to tread in Constable's footsteps, and I learned so much about the man, his life and his art. I thoroughly recommend this experience. Experience and see Hampstead through Romantic painter John Constable's eyes. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, art historian & art critic, trained as a fine artist, is able to talk about the theory and practice, meaning and intention of great masterpieces, eloquently. Estelle is a vivid storyteller.... Her enthusiasm, passion, motivation and engaging expertise validates her all-round expert opinion on all art periods from cave art to contemporary art, in her own unique way. Delivered in an easy to understand and fun manner. www.EstelleLovatt.com @EstelleLovatt Information Source: Estelle Lovatt | eventbrite

‘Constable’s Hampstead’ Walk & Talk Art & Art History guided Tour, London NW3, with art historian and art critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA. Walk through Constable's masterpieces. Follow in Constable’s footsteps, going back in time, to about 250 years ago, to see the houses where he lived, worked and painted his great iconic landscape masterpieces on the Heath, Hampstead, and around the NW3 London village, finishing with his family tomb, at the local church. Estelle speaks to you, describing the story of Constable’s life, his parents, family, wife and children. His dislike of Turner and relationship with the Royal Academy. Painting ‘en plein air’ and ‘alla prima’, British Romanticism, Dutch Golden Age influences, inspiring future French Impressionism. Bringing alive everything you wanted to know about Constable, and how he painted nature, the best clouds, rays of sunshine & double rainbows in art history. Estelle brings a portfolio of images of Constable's paintings with, to show you, discuss, and illustrate where he painted them from. Both a cultural fix and a healthy walk! And if you want to draw where Constable sketched, bring your sketch pad and pencil. Why not register for ‘Paint Hampstead Landscape’ and ‘The Sketchbook Tour’, as they provide an introduction to the landsacpe artist and his artwork, adding value to your appreciation of the painter, and the artworks you create. This is an hour-and-a-half walk, over the Heath, with some steps to go up and down in the Village. Starting by Whitestone Pond and finishing in Hampstead Village, London, NW3. Rain or shine. Meeting 10 minutes before start time, for prompt start. A Top-Class Event To Do @Ham&High NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS DATE? Book a private guided group tour, please contact for details. Buy tickets as a present! Reviews: A wonderfully informative walk and talk. A must do. Highly recommended....Really enjoyed it. Fascinating tour....I really enjoyed your Constable tour. A fascinating insight into his life and work in Hampstead....Thanks for a wonderful walk, informative and fun. It was great to visit new bits of Hampstead and learn about Constable....Engaging, educational and inspirational walk that I enjoyed very much....Thanks for so many fascinating Constable stories....Thank you for the most interesting walk around Hampstead, following in the steps of Constable...taking you down small alleyways and to hidden vistas, immersing in Constable's world...Don't miss it!...A big thank you for your excellent Constable’s Walk & Talk tour. Your talk was so informative and fascinating. You showed us parts of Hampstead we’ve never seen before!...Thank you for the fabulous walk. You are so knowledgeable and brought to life Constable’s work, his family and his art. I learned so much and really enjoyed the experience.” Although I thought I knew Hampstead pretty well Estelle Lovatt's atmospheric and meticulously researched walking tour revealed hidden streets and pathways and unexpected vistas that I'd never come across before. It was an amazing experience to tread in Constable's footsteps, and I learned so much about the man, his life and his art. I thoroughly recommend this experience. Experience and see Hampstead through Romantic painter John Constable's eyes. Estelle Lovatt FRSA, art historian & art critic, trained as a fine artist, is able to talk about the theory and practice, meaning and intention of great masterpieces, eloquently. Estelle is a vivid storyteller.... Her enthusiasm, passion, motivation and engaging expertise validates her all-round expert opinion on all art periods from cave art to contemporary art, in her own unique way. Delivered in an easy to understand and fun manner. www.EstelleLovatt.com @EstelleLovatt Information Source: Estelle Lovatt | eventbrite