Whether you’re new to art or have previous experience, you are invited to attend a series of dynamic life drawing classes.

In this class we will work with a life model who will take a single pose for the two hours each week, giving us more time to adjust and correct our paintings.

Join us for an afternoon workshop led by Hawaiian artist Stacy Makishi. Part of Stacy’s year-long participatory project 'Walking Each Other Home', which explores where and how we gather, how ritual can heal and transform, and how we might build communities of connection; connection to ourselves, to each other, and to inspiration and mystery.

Join performer and activist Dan de la Motte in a deep-dive of Hackney's Molly Houses at Newington Green Meeting House, for LGBT+ history month 2026.

THE CALL CENTRE is a monthly performance programme dedicated to the unspeakable (the voice). It is for those of us who freeze in crisis and a gentle reminder to get unstuck.

Tonight the trio will feature material from both albums as well as brand new compositions and arrangements.

SCREAM CHOIR is for people who have ever had words stuck in their throat, have struggled to speak and/or police their thoughts.

We’re delighted to welcome the London Short Film Festival to the Meeting House.

Arts on the Green and New Unity is delighted to welcome a collective to the Newington Green Meeting House for a co-recital of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. You’re invited to participate by reading part of the Declaration.

An exhibition of some of the paintings that Richard Crawford made this year in the Mary Wollstonecraft room.

An exhibition of some of the paintings that Richard Crawford made this year in the Mary Wollstonecraft room.

All are welcome at this private view of an exhibition of some of the paintings that Richard Crawford made this year in the Mary Wollstonecraft room.

An exhibition of some of the paintings that Richard Crawford made this year in the Mary Wollstonecraft room.

An exhibition of some of the paintings that Richard Crawford made this year in the Mary Wollstonecraft room.

Lea Ypi holds the Ralph Miliband Chair in Politics and Philosophy at the London School of Economics. Her first trade book, Free: Coming of Age at the End of History won the Ondaatje Prize and the Slightly Foxed Best First Biography Prize and was shortlisted for the Baillie Gifford Prize and the Costa Biography Award. It is translated into over thirty languages.

Penny and Ryan write and teach songs for a better tomorrow, so please come expecting beautiful harmonies, uplifting themes and community connection.

“Democracy is dying because we are clinging to a dangerous and outdated myth: talking about politics can change people's minds. It doesn't.

Mascara Film Club presents a group screening exploring the construction of borders, featuring works by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Ania Mokrzycka, and Thomas Burke.

Mascara Film Club presents a double-bill screening of films by artist Ree Bradley, followed by a Q&A discussion with the artist.

We’re delighted to welcome Sibylle Metge-Toppin from Richard Griffiths Architects, the architectural practice which led the renovation of the Newington Green Meeting House, for this talk and Q&A.

Katie Beswick is launching her new book Slags on Stage: Class, Sex, Art and Desire in British Culture and Kelly Green is launching her online exhibition SKIN.

Mascara Film Club presents a trio of interrelated films by artists Beatrice Gibson, Ana Vaz, and Basma al-Sharif. Kaleidoscopic, non-linear, and open-ended in form, these works explore feminist approaches to literature, pedagogy, and the lingering spectres of colonialism and fascism.

We are delighted to welcome Jeremy Corbyn, Independent MP for Islington North and long-time supporter of NGMH, as 2025’s memorial lecturer.

Vida Vojić is a music and performance artist, alchemical drummer and writer based between Gothenburg and London.

A selection of four artist shorts that use voiceover and conversation to explore themes around memory, identity, and place. Thumbnail: Bea MacDonald

Faith and Dancing, a reading from the diary of a domestic terrorist is a solo performance written and performed by Lois Weaver in 1996.

Faith and Dancing, a reading from the diary of a domestic terrorist is a solo performance written and performed by Lois Weaver in 1996.

Following a successful run of live performances at the Newington Green Meeting House in September, Mary’s Daughters returns with a special one-night-only exclusive screening of their new film!

Arts on the Green is partnering with singer/songwriter and choral composer Lea Morris and our long-term collaborator Ryan O’Riordan to bring you a jam-packed day of workshop singing and a concert performance, across our two venues in Hackney and Islington.