St Marys Church plays host to pop-up art festival

This event promises a fusion of free-spirited performances, mesmerizing short films, and an eclectic gallery of diverse artworks, all in the heart of Luton.

The historical grandeur of St. Mary’s church will play host to acclaimed british and international free improvisers, renowned for their boundary-defying talents. Visitors will experience free spirited, musical performances using a variety of classical, improvised and electronic instruments. The event proudly brings together artists from mopomoso, a celebrated improvised event, originally nurtured by the late John Russell.

Hold your breath for more! The festival isn’t just about soul-stirring music. It’s a visual spectacle too. The artistic wonders of ceramic and photographic brilliance by Faye Munroe, Claire Davies, and Anna Fairchild from Luton and Hertfordshire will adorn the space. And that’s not all – let your senses feast on an array of short films and animations from both local and international filmmakers, interwoven seamlessly to create an unforgettable experience.

Behind the curtains of this event stand the masterminds Jakub Rokita and Paul Jolly, visionaries who have brought this dream to life with the unwavering support of Luton’s vibrant community, local organisations, and businesses. Thanks to their passion and relentless efforts, “Equinoks” is all set to blaze a trail of innovation and inspiration.

Fancy a ticket? Early bird tickets are already on sale on Eventbrite, so make sure to secure your spot. Click here to grab your tickets.

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