Future Ready
Reflecting on a year of work at LSO St Luke’s
Welcoming you back
LSO St Luke’s has been closed for much of 2025 to undertake a programme of works to improve our amenities, become more accessible, support our growing programme, and reach more people than ever before.
With our doors now reopened, LSO St Luke’s is now a quality performance venue, a rehearsal and recording space for the London Symphony Orchestra, and home to LSO Discovery, our education and community programme.
Our Vision
- LSO Discovery: Improve amenities to support a growing programme of learning and outreach within the wider community.
- Flexible Spaces: Improve the provision of flexible spaces to support the diverse range of activity at LSO St Luke’s.
- Public Facing: Improve the LSO’s visibility at LSO St Luke’s reach as many people as possible through our work.
- Improved Acoustics: Improve acoustics throughout the building to support world-leading music-making.
- Access and Inclusion: Improve LSO St Luke’s and its churchyard to be more inviting and accessible.
- Digital Technology: Support the LSO’s growing digital programme of audio and visual recording.
- Historic Fabric: Sensitively maintain the grade-1 listed building.
Gallery
We are incredibly grateful to the following for their visionary support of this project.
Alex and Elena Gerko (lead donors)
Tony and Gisela Bloom
The Late Ivan Piercy
Arts Council England Capital Investment Programme
The City of London’s Community Infrastructure Levy Neighbourhood Fund
The Clore Duffield Foundation
The Garfield Weston Foundation
Swire Charitable Trust
The Wolfson Foundation
What’s On in 2025/26
We’re re-opening LSO St Luke’s in Autumn 2025. Join us for more lunchtime concerts, chamber music, LSO Discovery performances, and events from our partners.
