Pushkin House
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Nestled in London’s Bloomsbury Square, Pushkin House is a unique independent arts and social space dedicated to Russian identity and culture.
Founded in 1954, the independently-run Pushkin House offers an inspiring blend of art, culture and history that brings Russian and post-Soviet culture to the heart of London.
Rich arts programme
Visitors can enjoy a programme of contemporary exhibitions, thought-provoking talks, and film screenings that highlight the historical and modern Russian experience.
A place for curious minds
A hub for international artists, writers, and thinkers, Pushkin House offers workshops, masterclasses and events that dive into literature and philosophical thought. It is even home to the celebrated Pushkin House Book Prize.
Social and community space
The café and community spaces provide a welcoming atmosphere for meaningful dialogue, making it the ideal space for cultural exchange and social discussion.
Why you should go
Join a wide array of literary events.
Peruse the carefully curated Bookshop.
Watch films exploring post-Soviet life.
Visitor information
Address
Pushkin House Trust, Charlton House, 5a Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2TA
Opening times
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