The Roy Harrison Memorial Lecture
Two Sides of Soho: adventures in eighteenth-century Soho, including Sir Joseph Banks and Mrs Cornelys.
Background: Robert Stallard, Soho, 1973 · The museum of Soho permanent collection
The museum programme
Exhibitions & events
A growing record
Posters from talks, screenings and exhibitions created with and for Soho's communities.
Past programme
From the archive
Presented below in chronological order. We will continue to add earlier programmes as material is catalogued.
50s London: A Post-War Panorama on Film
A free screening presented with London Screen Study, upstairs at The French House, 49 Dean Street.
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Bowie: Glo Life, An Evocation
A pop-up Record Store Day exhibition presented at 35 Beak Street.
Punk and the Pistols
A free screening of the BBC Arena documentary followed by a question and answer session with director Paul Tickell.
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ePhemeral
More than a century of photographs reflecting the changing faces and places of Soho, presented for Open House.
78 Revolutions Per Minute
The early music-publishing and record-retailing industry in the West End, with talks, film and a question and answer session.
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Timelines: 300 Years of Soho
Three centuries of the people, places and cultural pulse that shaped Soho.
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Soho 73
Soho street photography in 1973 and 2026, pairing photographs by Robert Stallard with contemporary pictures by Alice Stallard.
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The Magnificent Mr Mole
An exhibition celebrating the life, work and remarkable world of Mr Mole, presented at 75 Dean Street.
September 2026
West End at War
Bomb and shelter maps, photographs, oral histories and research charting Soho and the West End during the Second World War. The Open House programme attracted a record 1,467 visitors.