7:00pm, Thursday 12th of June, The Hearth in Queen’s Park

Join us for an intimate evening with award-winning author and journalist Sophie Haydock as she discusses her latest novel, Madame Matisse. This captivating work delves into the lives of three remarkable women who were integral to the life and art of the renowned French painter Henri Matisse.

8:00pm, Monday 9th of June, St Johns Hyde Park

Join us for an evening of razor-sharp analysis, fearless commentary, and plenty of wit with Baroness Ayesha Hazarika, as she joins us for a no-holds-barred discussion of the week’s biggest news stories.

6:00pm, Monday 9th of June, St Johns Hyde Park

Katie Piper is one of the most compelling voices on trauma, recovery, and self-worth today. In her characteristically unfiltered and deeply compassionate style, Katie will join us at The Trouble Club to talk about the realities of aging in a society obsessed with youth.

11am, Saturday 7th of June, Regents Park (Meet at Roni's Primrose Hill)

Grab a coffee and walk with us to Regents Park where we’ll dive into the key issues shaping today’s world, from politics to social justice. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to engage in thoughtful dialogue about hot topics and connect with like-minded Trouble members.

8:00pm, Tuesday 3rd of June, Marylebone Theatre

The family courts are failing the very people they’re meant to protect. Women seeking safety from abuse are instead met with disbelief, hostility, and a system that too often sides with their abusers.

6:00pm, Tuesday 3rd of June, Marylebone Theatre

We have been fans of Emma Gannon for YEARS and she is finally gracing the Trouble stage to talk about the most important relationship we’ll ever experience…the one with ourselves!

7:00pm, Wednesday 28th of May, Spaces Camden

Almost everything in life can be reduced down to data. Facts and figures can open our eyes to the most exciting of possibilities and the most terrifying of threats. No one knows this more than Georgina Sturge.

11am, Saturday 24th of May, The Living Room Cafe Camden

In a relaxed, cozy setting, we’ll dive into key issues shaping today’s world, from policy changes to social movements. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to share perspectives, engage in thoughtful dialogue, and connect with like-minded Trouble members. Come prepared for hot topics, meaningful conversation and fresh insights!

6:00pm, Thursday 22nd of May, Conduit Covent Garden

Islamophobia is rising in Britain, driven by media, politics, and far-right extremism. How did we get here, and how can we change course?

7:00pm, Tuesday 20th of May, Ladbroke Hall

Are women asking for it because of their outfits, routes home, profile pictures or social media posts? Or can we finally admit that there might be something wrong with masculinity in the digital world?

7:00pm, Monday 19th of May, Online via Zoom

Welcome to Sarah Hoover’s candid and propulsive take on motherhood where she turns the ecstatic narrative women have been fed - one of immediate connection to your child followed by a joyful path of maternal discovery - on its head.

11:00am, Saturday 17th of May, People's History Museum

People’s History Museum is the national museum of democracy, telling the story of its development in Britain: past, present, and future. Trouble members will be treated to a private, guided tour highlighting the truly troublesome and truly radical women of Manchester’s past.

7:00pm, Thursday 15th of May, The Hearth Queens Park

'I love puzzles, and finding answers is the only truly enjoyable part of what I do.' This is because Professor Patricia Wiltshire is a forensic ecologist, her days spent at crime scenes collecting samples, standing over dead bodies in a mortuary, or looking down her microscope for evidence.

7:00pm, Monday 12th of May, Virtual Via Zoom

Cardiac, smooth, skeletal-these three different types of muscle in our bodies make our hearts beat; push food through our intestines, blood through our vessels, attach to our bones and help us move. Individually, they do different things. Collectively, they drive us through our days.

11am, Saturday 10th of May, 2 Love Tea and Coffee House - Clapham Junction

In a relaxed, cozy setting, we’ll dive into key issues shaping today’s world, from policy changes to social movements. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to share perspectives, engage in thoughtful dialogue, and connect with like-minded Trouble members. Come prepared for hot topics, meaningful conversation and fresh insights!

9am to 4pm, Friday 9th of May, BrewDog Waterloo

Whether you're a freelancer, remote worker, or entrepreneur, this is the perfect opportunity to get your work done while meeting other likeminded members. Grab your laptop and come along.

8:00pm, Wednesday 7th of May, The Magic Circle Theatre London

Can a planet have legal rights? Could it be defended in a court of law? How do we redefine a 'right to life'? Join us for a critically important event where Mónica will take us behind the scenes of ten real cases.

6:00pm, Wednesday 7th of May, The Magic Circle Theatre London

From The Only Way is Essex to founding the UK’s No.1 Digital Mental Health App and joining the lineup of Dancing on Ice 2025, Trouble is sitting down with Ferne McCann!

11am, Saturday 3rd of May, The Reading Room, Wellcome Collection

This event barely needs a description as the concept is insanely simple; come along, bring a book and let’s do some reading. The Reading Room at the Wellcome Collection is the perfect spot to get cosy and dive into the pages of a brilliant read.

7:00pm, Friday 2nd of May, The Wharf Manchester

White Teeth, Pride and Prejudice, To Kill a Mockingbird - whatever your favourite read, join us for a Trouble gathering all about books!

6:00pm, Thursday 1st of May, Conduit Covent Garden

Melati Wijsen began her journey as an environmental activist and changemaker at just 12 years old. Fed up with the plastic waste polluting her island home in Bali, Indonesia, she and her sister Isabel founded Bye Bye Plastic Bags.

6:00pm, Wednesday 30th of April, Union Chapel Islington

Emma Jane Unsworth and Dolly Alderton talking about Slags? What’s not to love!?! Bestselling author Emma Jane Unsworth is back with a nostalgic, hilarious and occasionally heartbreaking novel that explores female messiness in all its glory.

11am, Saturday 26th of April, Notes Coffee Roasters Kings Cross

In a relaxed, cozy setting, we’ll dive into key issues shaping today’s world, from policy changes to social movements. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to share perspectives, engage in thoughtful dialogue, and connect with like-minded Trouble members. Come prepared for hot topics, meaningful conversation and fresh insights!

7:00pm, Thursday 24th of April, Kiln Theatre Kilburn

When two penniless actresses meet in Shanghai at auditions for Ibsen’s  A Doll’s House, they quickly become inseparable. But as political upheaval rips through China, their tumultuous friendship will alter not only the course of their lives, but the course of history.

11am, Saturday 19th of April, House of Books & Friends Manchester

In a relaxed, cozy setting, we’ll dive into key issues shaping today’s world, from policy changes to social movements. This gathering offers a unique opportunity to share perspectives, engage in thoughtful dialogue, and connect with like-minded Trouble members. Come prepared for hot topics, meaningful conversation and fresh insights!

7:00pm, Tuesday 15th of April, The Ministry Southwark

Join us for a powerful and inspiring event celebrating the life, career, and unstoppable spirit of DJ Paulette — a true icon of UK club culture. From her early days spinning vinyl in Manchester’s most legendary venues to commanding dancefloors across the globe, Paulette’s journey is one of resilience, reinvention, and resistance.

7:00pm, Wednesday 9th of April, Century Club

“Your mind is like a puppy. If you don't train it, it will sh*t everywhere.” We all have habits and behaviours that hold us back from reaching our fullest potential.

7:00pm, Tuesday 8th of April, Lowry Building (Manchester Metropolitan University)

Drawing on the Japanese concept of 'kiku', sociolinguist and listening expert Haru Yamada will join us at Trouble to share a transformation guide to becoming better listeners in our daily life.

7:00pm, Thursday 3rd of April, The Hearth Queens Park

Autumn 1993. The former USSR. Viv is about to turn 21 and is on a study year abroad, supposedly immersed in the language, history and politics of a world that has just ceased to exist: the Soviet Union.

7:00pm, Tuesday 1st of April, Virtual Via Zoom

Amanda Knox spent nearly four years in prison and eight years on trial for a murder she didn’t commit—and became a notorious tabloid story in the process. Though she was exonerated, it’s taken more than a decade for her to reclaim her identity and truly feel free.