RSA Event Terms and Conditions
All of our events are free and open to the public but booking is essential as many of them can book up very quickly.
View a full list of our forthcoming events or browse our archive of past audio and video downloads.
Admittance Policy
All our events start promptly at the stated time.
If you are not seated five minutes before the start of the event, we reserve the right to offer your place to others.
We reserve the right to refuse admission to latecomers.
Audio, Video and Photography at our events
The majority of our events are live audio broadcast so any questions that you ask during the event will form part of this broadcast and be included in our audio files after the event.
Many of our events are filmed and photographs (using a flash) may be taken. Attendance at the event will be taken as acceptance of these conditions.
Flash photography by the audience is not permitted as it is distracting for the speakers.
Food and Drink
Eating is not permitted in the auditorium.
Covered drinks e.g. bottled water or covered coffee containers are allowed. Please be very careful with these and take them with you on your way out.
Maps and Directions to the RSA
Directions to 8 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6EZ
Download a map (PDF)
Accessibility and special requirements
We welcome visitors with special needs and have tried to adapt our building and services to meet your requirements. Please see our accessibility policy for details.
RSA Events
RSA events are free and open to the public as well as RSA Fellows.
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The Future for the Arts?
22nd Mar 2010
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What Should Everyone Know?
22nd Mar 2010
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Obliquity: Why our goals are best achieved indirectly
24th Mar 2010
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The Secret Powers of Time
25th Mar 2010
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True Stories: The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan
29th Mar 2010
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Doing Good is Good Business? From rhetoric to reality
30th Mar 2010
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Featured Event

Doing Good is Good Business? From rhetoric to reality
Tuesday 30 March, 6pm
Urgent global challenges, such as the impact of climate change and stubborn economic and social inequalities, suggest a different approach to business is needed. The RSA and Sky are pleased to announce the first in a major new series of events, exploring the role of business in a more sustainable approach to our economy, society and environment.
Join Richard Lambert, director-general of the CBI, as he gives the opening address in the series.


