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Late at Tate Britain Hidden Folklore

7 November 2025 at 18.00–22.00
Life drawing workshop with people sitting in a circle around sculpture.

Late at Tate Britain: Other Worlds (Photography by Dan Weill)

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This autumn, join us for a night delving into hidden folklores at Tate Britain

Experience workshops, performances, music and talks all looking at different perspectives on folklore. Explore the collection and discover the hidden folklores within.

Late at Tate Britain is co-programmed with Tate Collective Producers who are supported by Gucci through Gucci Changemakers London. Late at Tate Britain is supported by The Rothschild Foundation.

Programme

Reprezent Radio: Under the Rotunda

Music

Lower Rotunda

Come hear the best of new London sound presented by Brixton based Reprezent Radio. Dubbed as a hidden subterranean club, under the rotunda goes off!

Hidden Folklores: Rituals for the Unattended

Performance

Upper Rotunda

Join us as we pay our respects and make offerings to the quiet and constant things that we take for granted.

The East Anglian Folklore Centre will bring Moth and Magpie to lead these rituals, opening and closing the magical space that Tate Britain is providing for the evening. You need only bring yourselves.

Adeche Presents Under the Baobab: Live Painting and Storytelling

Performance

Room 10

Adwoa and Solomon, the creative couple behind Adeche Atelier, present a live painting inspired by African folklore. Across the evening there will be storytelling, an opportunity to view a selection of mythology-inspired paintings from their collection, and a chance to watch a new artwork come to life as they paint simultaneously on one canvas. You are invited to drop in, observe, and ask questions as the night goes on!

Reprezent Radio: Main Stage

Music

Room 8

Reprezent are back in their spiritual home of Room 8 - come here some of the best London based DJs playing the freshest tunes amongst some of the U.K's most famous artworks.

An Adventure for Tricksters

Workshop

Room 6

Anansi is the cunning trickster. Artist Rudy Loewe leads you on a trail through the Tate galleries, on an adventure to find Anansi. Along the way, you will write and share your own stories with the great spider god.

Hellebore's Cave of Mysteries

Workshop

Room 23

Join Hellebore to create your own art through contemplation and sensorial deprivation. You will be surrounded by a flow of images from the past and listen to visionary music before being blindfolded to produce your own art.

Adeche Atelier

Adwoa Botchey and Solomon Adebiyi are the creative couple behind Adeche Atelier, a research-driven studio dedicated to reimagining African mythology, folklore, and spirituality for contemporary audiences. Painting simultaneously on the same canvas, they fuse education with striking visual storytelling, building a global community of over half a million followers across social platforms. Their work spans fine art, education, and media, alongside their podcast Afro Mythos, and includes high-profile commissions with the National Gallery, BBC Arts, and the Fitzwilliam Museum. 

@adeche.atelier

Rudy Loewe

Rudy Loewe is a multidisciplinary artist blending painting, drawing, and sculpture to examine a complex web of socio-political dynamics. Through their work, Loewe brings to life histories unearthed through archival research and interviews. In 2025, Loewe is the ninth exhibiting artist for the Art on the Underground Brixton Mural Programme.

@rudyloewe

Maria J Pérez Cuervo

Maria J Pérez Cuervo is the founder and editor of HELLEBORE, for which she was a finalist at the World Fantasy Awards in 2022. HELLEBORE was also shortlisted at the British Fantasy Awards 2024 in the category of Best Magazine/Periodical. Maria’s work revolves around myth and culture, and it has been published in Fortean Times, Daily Grail, Severin Films, Radiance Films, and Indicator, among others. She has been featured on BBC culture, VICE, The Sunday Times and BBC Radio 5, and has been a guest speaker at various events at Williamson’s Art Gallery, Stone Club and British Library.

@helleborezine

Food and Drink

Duveens Bar

18.00-21.45

Fancy a drink? Head over to our pop-up bar in the Duveens!

Djanogly Café

18.00-21.45

Grab some food and drink and enjoy the music in the Djanogly Café. Try out our range of drinks, including a selection of locally sourced beer.

Tate Britain's step-free entrance is on Atterbury Street. It has automatic sliding doors and there is a ramp down to the entrance with central handrails.

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  • Ear defenders can be borrowed from the ticket desk on the Lower floor.

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7 November 2025 at 18.00–22.00

18+

Please note this event will be photographed. If you do not wish to be photographed, please collect and clearly wear a red sticker from the Manton ticket desk.

Tate Collective Producers are supported by Gucci Changemakers London

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