For you, the real delight of live events is being around your people.
Whether you’re making cherished memories with loved ones or finding new friends in a crowd of like-minded people, you love feeling part of a scene or community that really feels like home.
Your ideal event lets you mingle with people who share your creative spark, sharing experiences with positive communities and leaving you feeling revitalised. You’re also conscientious, often wondering how your everyday choices impact your wellbeing and the wellbeing of the people around you. Inclusion and sustainability aren’t just buzzwords to you, but important aspects of a caring world.
You’re more likely to feel at home at events that share this thoughtful outlook: think leave-no-trace festivals, meditation circles, and projects that give back to charities or community initiatives.
EVENTS AT TOM WE THINK YOU’LL LIKE…
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Wine expert, broadcaster, author and all-round decent bloke Tom Gilbey is heading to TOM as part of his UK tour, bringing his trademark energy, humour, producer Fred and some questionable bottles of plonk.
You’ve seen her in the Masterchef kitchen… You’ve seen her on the Drag Race runway… Now it's time to see her in her element: outrageous, untamed and completely off the reins.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Come and join Nick Cope for a delightful, fun-filled musical hour featuring all your favourite Nick Cope hits and more.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. A relaxed evening of soulful songs and superb wines courtesy of our friends at Quaff Wine, expertly curated to delight every sense. A TOMPresents event.
SOLD OUT. What’s happening with climate and nature, and what does it mean for everyday life in the UK? Join us for a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing - an eye-opening film bringing together nine leading UK scientists and experts with the latest evidence and why it matters.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Jason Byrne is back and “Byrning” brighter than ever, celebrating 30 glorious years of stand-up with his brand-new show.
Widely known as Sting’s loyal sidekick guitarist, Dominic Miller is also a highly successful solo artist who has released 12 albums under his own name.
Mammal Hands stand at the forefront of a new wave of boundary-defying UK artists, blending jazz, contemporary classical, electronica, folk, and minimalism into a sound that is unmistakably theirs.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Forging a career over four decades in countless genres, Devin Townsend has reached cult status in the progressive-metal world for his polymathic talent and continual pushing of the envelope.
Orwell Prize-winning author, BAFTA and RTS-winning documentary maker, and former BBC Reith Lecturer Darren McGarvey brings his acclaimed Fringe show to TOM.
Acclaimed climate scientist, Dr Matt Winning (LLB, MSc, PhD), has been given an ultimatum: save the world by lunchtime tomorrow or sell his soul for a slice of Rockefeller’s fortune. But right now, he’s busy: his son is being born and he’s desperate for a piss.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Following the success of last summer's inaugural Field Trip Festival, the collective are celebrating their fallow year with a special one-day event featuring DJs and acts from organisers Uncle Monty’s and Something Groovy and very special guests System 7.
AI is reshaping every corner of life, but is it a threat, an opportunity, or both? In this lively, insightful conversation, AI expert Dr Fola Yahaya sits down with Peter Kyle (MP of Hove & Portslade) and one of British politics' leading voices on technology, to cut through the hype and explain what AI actually is and where it's heading.
Why does so little seem to work in Britain anymore — GP appointments, policing, rivers, wages, housing? Sam Freedman, former senior adviser to Michael Gove and now one of the UK's most trusted political analysts, argues the answer lies not with individual politicians but with broken state institutions themselves.
Britain often feels stuck — the NHS under strain, an unresolved housing crisis, and a growing sense that nothing can change. Award-winning author and broadcaster John Kampfner spent three years travelling the world to test that assumption, visiting ten countries confronting shared challenges with imagination and courage.