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The homes of two of history's most significant musicians: George Frideric Handel & Jimi Hendrix
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The Jimi Sessions: Eddy Smith 🎸
Join Eddy Smith in Hendrix’s bedroom for the next Jimi Session. Known for his distinctive husky voice and rich Americana sound, Eddy has become a favourite on the UK roots scene, performing everywhere from the Isle of Wight Festival to London’s Jazz Café.
Expect soulful vocals, blues-infused songwriting, and an intimate performance as Eddy fills this historic space with original music.
🗓️ Wed 17 Jun 2026
⏰ 18:30 & 19:30 (two identical sets, simply choose your preferred time)
🎟️ £25
🎫 Book now via the link in bio
Handel’s Salon: Katie Marshall ✨
Join soprano Katie Marshall and harpsichordist Nathaniel Mander for an evening celebrating some of Handel’s most beloved music for the soprano voice, all written here in London.
Beginning with Rinaldo (1711), Handel’s first London opera, and concluding with music from Solomon (1743), this recital traces the development of Handel’s writing for the soprano voice and the extraordinary works that helped shape his legacy.
🗓️ Tue 2 Jun 2026
⏰ 18:30
🎟️ £25
🎫 Book now | link in bio
28/05/2026
Handel’s Salon in partnership with Classic Art London
We are so excited to welcome author and Country Life's art market editor, Huon Mallalieu, to the House, where he will join our lead curator, Claire Davies, to discuss his newly published book, The Ear of the Beholder.
Huon’s book explores how artists have represented sound in paintings throughout time, from the literal depiction of musical instruments to the sights and sounds of landscapes. Together, Claire and Huon will look at Handel’s own art collection and how his favoured artists represented the sounds of the scenes they were painting.
🗓️ Tue 9 Jun 2026
⏰ 18:30
🎟️ £25 includes a look around the House
🎫 Book now | link in bio
New Exhibition: Hendrix in London 🎸
Opening Wednesday 18 June 2026
Included with general admission
We are so delighted to announce the latest addition to our Hendrix experience with a brand new exhibition!
Drawing on remarkable archive material, the exhibition explores Hendrix’s life through the people, places and everyday moments that shaped his time here at Brook Street. From handwritten notes to dry cleaning receipts, business contracts to fan letters, these objects offer a fascinating glimpse into both the world of a global music icon and the reality of life behind the scenes of the late 1960s music industry.
‘Hendrix in London’ is made possible with the support of The National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to money raised by National Lottery players.
Handel’s Salon: Musical Bouquets 🌸
Join us in Handel’s home as Teresa Wrann and Thomas Pickering present an evening of music by Handel and Telemann, exploring the composers’ friendship, correspondence and shared love of horticulture. Inspired by the botanical exchanges between the two composers, the programme also weaves in Les Fleurs by French composer Philibert Delavigne, creating floral companions to the music of Handel and Telemann.
🗓️ Tue 26 May 2026
⏰ 19:00
🎟️ £25
🎫 Book now | link in bio
21/05/2026
HHH ON FILM 🎞️ :)
Handel’s Salon: Nathaniel Mander 🎹
Handel Through Mozart’s Eyes
🗓️ Tue 19 May 2026
⏰ 18:30
🎟️ £25
Join us in Handel’s home for an intimate evening of music inspired by the fascinating connection between Handel and Mozart.
Harpsichordist Nathaniel Mander will perform works by Handel alongside music by one of his greatest admirers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Nathaniel will perform a set of Handel’s fugues that Mozart was so keen to study, alongside some of his personal favourite Handel pieces and a suite Mozart wrote in the old style in homage to the great master.
This special recital also reflects the story at the heart of our current exhibition, Handel Through Mozart’s Eyes, which explores how Mozart encountered and reimagined Handel’s music.
🎫 Book now via our What’s On page (link in bio)
Our Curator, Olwen Foulkes, takes a closer look at this remarkable manuscript, written in Mozart’s own hand 📜🎶
Dating from around 1782–3, this beautifully preserved manuscript captures the first 20 bars of the fugue from Handel’s ‘Suite in F’ (HWV 427). Originally written for the harpsichord, Mozart reimagined the piece for a string quartet. Although it is not known whether he completed the transcription, the manuscript offers an insight into how he engaged with and imagined Handel’s music.
Explore the fascinating connection between these two master musicians in our special exhibition, ‘Handel Through Mozart’s Eyes’, on display until September 2026
Music: The fugue from Handel’s ‘Suite in F’ (HWV 427), performed by the Consone Quartet - heard here as Mozart reimagined it for string quartet
🎟️ Find out more via our What’s On page (link in bio)
01/05/2026
What’s on this May at Handel Hendrix House 🌿
It’s a busy month across the House, with a packed programme of live music, events and experiences - and thanks to you, we’re already off to a great start with two sold out concerts, one for Handel and one for Hendrix!
There’s plenty to discover throughout the month, including the return of 'Georgian Cookery', with live demonstrations and a special evening event, 'Handel’s Italian Feast'.
🎟️ Explore what’s on and book now | link in our bio
21/04/2026
Handel’s Salon returns this May–June 🎶
Our new programme is now live and available to book.
Bringing music and ideas back into the rooms where Handel once lived and worked, Handel’s Salon offers a fresh way to explore his world and legacy.
This season includes Nathaniel Mander’s 'Handel Through Mozart’s Eyes', an intimate recital pairing Handel’s keyboard works with music by one of his greatest admirers, Mozart - reflecting the story at the heart of our current exhibition, 'Handel Through Mozart’s Eyes'.
Alongside the concerts, 'The Ear of the Beholder' offers a different kind of Salon, as author Huon Mallalieu joins our lead curator Claire Davies as they discuss his book and explore how artists have captured sound in visual form, with connections to Handel’s own art collection and the world he inhabited.
🎟️ Explore the full programme and book via the link in our bio (What’s On page)
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25 Brook Street
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W1K4HB
Opening Hours
| Wednesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 5pm |
| Friday | 10am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 10am - 5pm |