Autumn at the Barbican

Young Barbican is for people who want to get closer to culture, on their own terms. Now open to an expanded age range of 16-29 year olds, it's a way to discover more of what's happening across our Centre and make it part of your life.

This autumn, explore art, music, theatre, film and ideas through major exhibitions including Robert Ryman: The Real Thing and Lawrence Abu Hamdan: Repercussions, landmark performances such as Hamlet Hail to the Thief and Pam Tanowitz: Pastoral, and world-class music from artists including Caroline Shaw, the London Symphony Orchestra and Darbar Festival at discounted Young Barbican prices.

Come with friends, come on your own, come back again, come as you are. Whether you're discovering the Barbican for the first time or finding something new with every visit, Young Barbican is your way in.

Experience bold reimaginings, contemporary choreography and unforgettable live performance from artists pushing the boundaries of their craft.

From internationally acclaimed artists to ambitious contemporary commissions, explore exhibitions that invite new ways of seeing the world around us.

Celebrate innovative composers, global traditions and world-class performance with a season of concerts, festivals and musical discoveries.

Discover pioneering filmmakers, essential retrospectives and powerful stories from around the world.

Join writers, artists and thinkers for conversations, readings and events exploring creativity, culture and contemporary life.

Whether you're here for an exhibition, a concert, a film screening or a festival, there's plenty to explore beyond the programme. Arrive early, stay a little longer, and discover more of the Barbican.