St Ethelburga's Centre

One of the oldest surviving medieval buildings in London, St Ethelburga's Centre was founded around 1180. Though the current building on this site was completed in the early 1400s, the interior was largely reconstructed after a IRA lorry bomb exploded in 1993, damaging the inside almost beyond repair. The building still retains its medieval exterior. St. Ethelburga's hosts more than 100 events each year, including religious workshops and lectures as well as cultural events such as world music performances, poetry readings and films. Refer to their website for a calendar of events.