Curate an Exhibition: Music and Youth culture

This fortnightly programme is about exploring your identity and creativity through the lens of London’s youth and music culture. 

Over the course of 15 sessions, participants will take part in workshops covering zine-making, music photography, personal branding and more. 

Rooted in the cultural heritage of Camden, the programme blends archive exploration with hands-on creative skills, encouraging participants to reflect on their own experiences and tell their stories in meaningful ways. The journey culminates in a public exhibition in spring 2026, showcasing the individual projects and collective creativity of the group.

Delivered in partnership with the Museum of Youth Culture, sessions will happen across the Roundhouse and Museum of Youth Culture’s new Camden space. 

Ideal for young people interested in music, fashion, visual arts, or storytelling—no previous experience necessary.

What you get:

• Build skills in content creation, photography, heritage, and exhibition curation relevant to your music career.
• Discover the rich history of music culture in London and Camden.
• Work with industry professionals to create a zine, shoot promotional videos, and learn the art of music photography and interviews.
• Showcase your work and the groups at an exhibition in Spring 2026.

Do I need any particular skills or experience to take part?

We welcome everyone to attend, whether you’ve got some experience making music or creating mixed media, or you’re a complete beginner!

How to join

Book your place using the enrol button on this page. Spaces are limited so book now to avoid disappointment. 

I’M NOT SURE I CAN AFFORD TO TAKE PART…

If you need help to pay for things like project fees, transport or childcare, we can help. Find out how you can get support. If you are using a bursary to pay for the project, please ensure you arrange this with the Advice Base with plenty of time before the start of the project.

I HAVE ADDITIONAL NEEDS. WHAT SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE?

We are committed to supporting D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse young people, those with medical conditions, access requirements or any lived experience that may require adaptation, support or sensitivity. If there is anything you would like to let us (our youth workers, tutors or staff) know that will support your enjoyment and access, you can do so by emailing us at advicebase@roundhouse.org.uk, and we will contact you to discuss further how to best support your engagement.