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Drawing with Light

30th October 2025, 5pm-7pm

Part 1: 5pm-6pm, Camden High Street pedestrianised section (near Buck Street junction) NW1 8NH - this part of the event will involve moving through Camden High Street towards Hawley Wharf

Part 2: 6pm-7pm, Hawley Wharf, Water Lane, NW1 8JY

Free

Two people perform a dance routine on a city street, wearing black and gray outfits with glowing gloves, surrounded by onlookers and shops.

30th October 2025, 5pm-7pm

Part 1: 5pm-6pm, Camden High Street pedestrianised section (near Buck Street junction) NW1 8NH - this part of the event will involve moving through Camden High Street towards Hawley Wharf

Part 2: 6pm-7pm, Hawley Wharf, Water Lane, NW1 8JY

Free

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the heart of Camden comes alive with dance, light and sound in a spectacular free performance celebrating the trial pedestrianisation of Camden High Street.

Dancers and young performers wearing lighting will illuminate Camden Town, weaving through the streets in a glowing procession that reflects the borough’s rebellious spirit, creative energy and diverse community.

The performance, directed by leading choreographer David Blake, and internationally acclaimed dancers Coralie Calfond, Oraine Frater, Stanley Duventru-Huret, and Harley Charles, will be celebrating Camden High Street’s pedestrianisation scheme and the canalside architecture as day turns to dusk.

Part of Camden’s Black History Season, Drawing with Light shines a light on the inclusion, diversity creativity that have shaped the borough’s identity.

Part 1: 5pm-6pm, Camden High Street pedestrianised section (near Buck Street junction) NW1 8NH - this part of the event will involve moving through Camden High Street towards Hawley Wharf

Part 2: 6pm-7pm, Hawley Wharf, Water Lane, NW1 8JY

Commissioned by Camden Council in partnership with LabTech, Camden Markets

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