Monday 12 October 2026 · Doors & bar from 5pm · Conversation at 6.30pm
Queensrollahouse, Park Royal
Free · Booking required

Following Manufactory 2026 and on the occasion of Frieze Week, join writers Hannah Pezzack and Aram Masharqa in conversation with Fi Churchman, Editor of ArtReview, and Mazzy-Mae Green, Programme Director of Park Royal Design District, reflecting on their time as the inaugural writers-in-residence for the Manufactory × ArtReview Writer’s Residency.

Directed by Lana Daher

Thursday 03 September, 6.30pm

A love letter to Beirut assembled from 70 years of film, television, home videos and photography. Lana Daher’s extraordinary archival documentary moves through joy, intimacy, destruction and loss to explore Lebanon’s fragmented cultural memory.

Wednesday 02 September, 6.30pm

North Acton Square

Ahead of the inaugural edition of Manufactory, Park Royal Design District presents an expanded programme of film, moving image and live public screenings in North Acton Square, exploring industry, architecture, labour and the city. Spanning artists’ moving image, classic cinema, family films and shared public events, the programme introduces audiences to some of the themes surrounding Manufactory while creating new opportunities to gather in the district throughout the summer.

11 - 12 September 2026

Various sites across Park Royal

Join Park Royal Design District for the inaugural edition of Manufactory, a new festival for interdisciplinary art and culture, set across London’s largest industrial district.

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Reserve your free ticket here.

Sunday 7 June, from 3–8pm

Queensrollahouse, NW10 7LU

Join Harlesden High Street, Studio/Chapple, Sherbet Green, Refusés & Danielle Mezh, Feral Institute, Season 4 Episode 6 and FreddieFoulkes Gallery at Queensrollahouse for a London Gallery Weekend ‘North West London Last Dance & Cookout’ on Sunday 7 June, from 3–8pm.

The afternoon brings together performances by Anthony Baussy and Li Li Ren & Xiaowan, alongside the opening of Feral Institute’s inaugural window installation by Nigel Shafran, ‘phones always ringing’ (2026), the final day of Anthony Baussy’s exhibition ‘This Could Be the Last Time’ at Sherbet Green, and presented artworks from participating galleries.

Music runs throughout with back-to-back sets from Louis Chapple and Freddie Foulkes, plus food from Auntie Bonnie’s Jerk Pit.

RSVP essential: info@sherbetgreen.com