London Peace Festival 2026

From Tolerance to Hope: A Journey of Acceptance, Resilience, & PeaceJoin us for this extraordinary evening with an Early Bird offer.
The London Peace Festival is a first-of-its-kind arts-led initiative that brings together artists, cultural practitioners, the diplomatic community, and the wider public to engage with and explore arts for a cause. The Centre for Peace & Performing Arts, CPPA, presents an evening dedicated to celebrating arts, humanity, and a shared longing for a more compassionate world.Featured ArtistsThe legendary flute maestro, Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, a Padma Vibhushan awardee whose music transcends geographies and generations.With an acclaimed production by the CPPA, the programme brings together distinguished artists from across the globe. The result is a breathtaking confluence of artistic excellence where diverse traditions come alive in a powerful, unified expression of global culture.With thoughtfully crafted performances, the festival brings together the grace of Eastern traditions and the dynamism of Western forms, creating a shared cultural language that speaks of harmony, dialogue, and peace across borders. Through music, dance, dialogue, and artistic expression, we honour all layers of the human experience: care, concern, conflict, and our collective refusal to look away.We recognise the power of the arts to challenge, to soften, to awaken, and to unite. At its core, it is deeply personal, echoing through every choice we make: how we show up for ourselves, for those we love, for our communities, and for the world we live in.Tickets are limited. Reserve your seat today and be part of a shared moment of hope.About CPPAThe Centre for Peace and Performing Arts (CPPA) is a global non-profit organization registered in the United Kingdom with international headquarters in Rome and country offices in 12 prominent capital cities. It is governed through a Global Council and an on-ground Executive Team. The centre has a significant presence across Europe, Asia Pacific, the United States and hopes to expand as it invokes us to reflectively ask, How can arts promote global peace and solidarity?Founded in 2021 with 15 chapters worldwide, CPPA truly believes that the arts are a profound force that transcends boundaries, fosters connection across cultures, builds bridges between communities, celebrates the beauty of diversity, and nurtures healing.