Culture & The Arts Speakers
Music composing, artistry and dance are just a small handful of the industries within the arts that we work with.
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E E: £2k-£5k Aaron Balick is a psychotherapist, cultural theorist, media consultant, and author of The Psychodynamics of Social Networking.
B B: £15k- £25k Social entrepreneur, BAFTA and MOBO award-winning hip-hop artist Akala engages young audiences worldwide with his words, business acumen, and a passion for performance.
E E: £2k-£5k Dr Alex Gordon is a cultural detective who applies the science of semiotics to the wider world to help companies understand how best to market and advertise.
E E: £2k-£5k Culture Hacker, economist and writer, Alexa Clay furnishes her keynotes with fascinating and insightful tales, gleaned from extensive research and travel into misfits and rebels, and the way they conduct their societies and economies.
D D: £5k-£10k Alexandra Forsyth is a cyber threat intelligence expert who helps organisations turn digital risk into strategic advantage through clear, actionable insights and engaging storytelling.
D D: £5k-£10k Alexandra Shulman was editor-in-chief for British Vogue from 1992 to 2017 - the longest serving editor in British Vogue history.
E E: £2k-£5k Ali Cook is an incredible entertainer who blends together a masterful mix of illusions and off-beat comedy to make for a spectacular after-dinner performer.
A A: £25k and over A British historian and journalist, Professor Andrew Roberts has written and edited twelve books, and writes and reviews for the Sunday Telegraph.
D D: £5k-£10k Benjamin Mee - the man who bought a zoo - with brains, bravery and downright madness. Hit blockbuster movie ‘We bought a Zoo’ is all down to his inspirational story.
A A: £25k and over Former conductor of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Benjamin Zander has an extensive inspirational speaking career, traveling the world as a keynote speaker.
A A: £25k and over One of the “100 Most Creative People in Business,” Bran Ferren is a master of the arts and sciences, leveraging curiosity and creativity to inspire innovation.
E E: £2k-£5k Author and journalist, Bryony Gordon is one of The Telegraph’s best-loved columnists and features writers. Bryony is also an avid advocate for mental health issues
D D: £5k-£10k As the former fashion editor and co-editor of i-D Magazine and BBC broadcaster for 15 years on prime-time programmes, Caryn Franklin MBE has explored the politics of image and self-esteem extensively over 37 years of fashion practice in commercial, educational and activist positions.
B B: £15k- £25k Co-founder and former designer at Kickstarter.com, Charles Adler was named one of 2013’s Top 12 Most Disruptive Figures in Business by Forbes for a reason.
D D: £5k-£10k Charismatic, entertaining and inspiring, Charles Hazlewood is a globally-renowned orchestra conductor on a mission: to expose the role that music can play in all our lives.
C C: £10k-£15k Conductor, consultant and music producer Christian Gansch, is an international motivational and keynote speaker and was awarded four Grammys for his work.
C C: £10k-£15k Dame Evelyn Glennie is one of the world's most recognised percussionists. She perfomed at the London 2012 opening ceremony to enormous acclaim.
E E: £2k-£5k As an award-winning writer, journalist, presenter and salonnière, Damian Barr’s life is all about stories and creating content: reporting, crafting and sharing them.
C C: £10k-£15k Dan Jones is an award-winning historical author, TV Presenter, and journalist. Having written international best-sellers the Hollow Crown, and The Plantagenets, Dan has a wealth of knowledge on all matters historical.
D D: £5k-£10k Respected antiques expert and presenter of Bargain Hunt, voted the most popular daytime television programme in the National Television Awards.
D D: £5k-£10k David Olusoga is a British-Nigerian historian, broadcaster and film-maker.
C C: £10k-£15k Dolly Alderton is an award winning journalist, writer, director and speaker on popular culture across a diverse spread of genres
D D: £5k-£10k An orchestral conductor and jazz musician, Dominic Alldis certainly strikes a chord with business-minded individuals.
E E: £2k-£5k Motivational speaker, workshop leader and musician with a deep understanding of business processes and dynamics, Doug Manuel is the creator of the internationally acclaimed ‘Djembe! The Show’ nominated for two JEFF awards.
Culture & The Arts Speakers blogs
Hay Festival 2025 brought together over 600 events featuring bold thinkers and storytellers from around the world. From Mary Trump and Yulia Navalnaya to Michael Sheen and Jameela Jamil, speakers delved into themes like AI, health, and political change. The festival showcased the power of ideas to inspire and unite.
SXSW London 2025 brought the renowned Austin festival to Europe, transforming Shoreditch into a hub of innovation and culture. From June 2–7, attendees experienced a dynamic lineup of talks, music, and film premieres, featuring speakers like Idris Elba, Deepak Chopra, and Björn Ulvaeus.
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Submit your event details via our enquiry form. The more information you can share about the audience, the aims and objectives of the session and the overall event, the easier it will be for our team to recommend the perfect culture and art speaker. Either way, we’ll get back to you within an hour to guide you on availability, fees, and how the speaker can tailor their talk to your audience.
Arts and culture speakers offer thought-provoking insights into creativity, society, and human expression. They may explore topics such as the power of storytelling, diversity in the arts, or cultural innovation. Their talks often blend inspiration with practical takeaways, encouraging audiences to think outside the box and see the world through a more creative lens.
Yes. Many arts and culture speakers highlight the role of creativity in problem-solving, innovation and communication - all of which are essential to business success. By drawing on their experience in creative industries, they help others understand how cultural awareness and artistic thinking can inspire collaboration and fresh perspectives in the workplace.
Our arts and culture speakers are an excellent fit for conferences, festivals, client events, or internal sessions focused on creativity, diversity, or inspiration. They’re perfect for panel discussions or as keynote speakers to spark new ideas and encourage creative thinking across teams and industries.
Our arts and culture speakers come from across a range of creative landscapes: artists, curators, musicians, filmmakers and cultural commentators who bring fresh perspectives on creativity and society. The right choice will depend on your event theme, whether you want to explore innovation, diversity in the arts, or the power of storytelling and who will resonate with your audience. You can discover some of our speakers in our blog, Top 10 Arts & Culture Speakers.
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