Totally Thames festival 2025
It's a wrap! Thank you for contributing to another annual season of unique and inclusive arts and culture throughout the month of September. Together we collaborate with artists, communities and river interest organisations to explore the river’s past, to celebrate its present, and to protect its future.
A Festival That Keeps Growing
- Our live audience reached a massive 40,193 visitors in and 93,792 is digital visitors 2025!
- We created and promoted 45 festival, heritage and education videos reaching over 413K viewers! Check out some of our 2025 Docu-series here.
- The Seed Fund Programme continued to shine, supporting early-career artists and new voices.
Ready for Totally Thames festival 2026?
Our Totally Thames festival 2026 Seed Funder programme is now live! Apply by 17th December.
Keep An eye Out For
- Festival Open Call will be released in January 2026.
- Volunteer opportunities. We’ll be back with some exciting volunteer opportunities for Totally Thames festival 2026, a chance to see events up close and make a massive contribution to our river community.
Your creativity, collaboration, and care for the river are what make this festival truly unique. We can’t wait for 2026!
A wonderful celebration of what is arguably London’s biggest natural asset, with an exciting mixed arts programme of arts and cultural activities, talks, walks and boat rides.Joyce Wilson, Arts Council England
Read, Watch & Listen
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