Wonder Events

Step into a world of illusion, creativity, and the unexpected with the live events programme accompanying the WONDER exhibition. Running through February half-term and the Easter holidays, this series brings the exhibition's themes to life through hands-on workshops, family play spaces, and live performances. From intimate tarot readings and theremin soundscapes to drag magic and divination, browse the full line-up below to plan your visit.

Dates

From 7 Feb 2027

Part of WONDER: Why We Believe in Magic

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The Modern Witch – Tarot Performance

The Modern Witch is a twenty-minute performance in which Joan The Eclectic speaks on what it means to be a witch today.

7 & 21 Feb, 7 & 21 Mar, 4 Aor 2027

Kat Da Bra

On select Sundays, join us in the exhibition with the only drag queen magician Kat Da Bra in the UK!

14 Feb, 14 Mar & 11 Aor 2027

WONDER Family Day

Discover, play, and experiment this February half term and Easter holiday at WONDER: Why We Believe in Magic.

Tue 16 Feb & Tue 6 Apr 2027

Cosmic Seeds

Cosmic Seed is a day-long, drop-in incense bead-making workshop led by interdisciplinary artist Lulu Wang.

28 Feb & 28 Mar 2027

WONDER: Why We Believe in Magic - Relaxed Session

We are hosting relaxed sessions for anyone who would like to explore WONDER in a calm and comfortable environment.

Sat 13 Mar 2027

Wonderous! - A Magic Show with Nicole Cardoza

Join magician and storyteller Nicole Cardoza for her solo magic show, Wonderous! Enjoy an interactive evening of illusions and mystery as she explores some of the greatest “wonders” of the world.

Thu 18 Mar 2027

Felt Works: A Theremin Performance by Emma Korantema

A 30-minute performance exploring how melodies, conversations and meanings are never truly finished.

Thu 15 Apr 2027

Marvin's Magic - 40 Years of Magical Moments

This February half term and Easter, Marvin’s Magic brings the excitement, wonder and theatre of its world-famous demonstrations to Somerset House.

12–21 Feb 2027 & 26 Mar–9 Apr 2027

Glimmer by Sian Fan. Photography by Dan Pluck