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The House (Main Stage)

University of Plymouth, PL4 8AA, Plymouth, England, United Kingdom

The Bridge, University of Plymouth

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Connecting people, ideas, and opportunities: we fuse creativity and culture with research, education, and knowledge exchange.We create inclusive spaces where everyone can engage with art, culture, and cutting-edge research, inspiring people to learn, connect, and shape a brighter future.Our eventsExplore the collections to get a sense of what we offer, past events and what’s coming up. These include:Exhibitions, music, performances, films and talks as part of our Arts & Culture ProgrammeResearch, impact and policy events, workshops and seminarsKnowledge exchange, experiential education and skills sessions and activityOur Arts & Culture ProgrammeWe’re celebrating 20 years presenting the University of Plymouth’s arts and culture programme for audiences, previously as Peninsula Arts and The Arts Institute.Our programme brings together diverse voices and ideas to create unforgettable experiences. We offer a year-round calendar of events that inspire, challenge, and delight.Here's what you can explore with us:Cutting-edge exhibitions at The Levinsky GalleryThought-provoking theatre and dance performances at The HouseClassic and contemporary films in the Jill Craigie CinemaCaptivating concerts and musical performances in Levinsky HallEngaging talks that open up new worlds of art, literature, and historyWe collaborate with local and international artists, researchers, and community partners to bring you fresh perspectives and innovative works. Our programme is designed to spark curiosity, encourage dialogue, and celebrate the power of human creativity.Whether you're a long-time art lover or new to culture experiences, there's something here for you. Join us in exploring how art and culture can shape our understanding of the world and our place in it.Come and be part of the conversation - everyone is welcome!Instagram|FacebookWho we areThe Bridge is a dynamic force for positive change, advancing knowledge and understanding through collaboration, creativity, and innovation.We provide support for Research, Impact, Education, Knowledge Exchange and Civic and Culture engagement in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business, at the University of Plymouth. This includes the programming and delivery of the University’s Arts & Culture Programme.LinkedIn