Skip to main content

LSE Festival 2026: How to save the planet

Existential threats including the climate crisis, conflict and AI are affecting all parts of the world, transforming the way and where we live, and how our societies function. What can we be doing to save the Earth, its people and environment?

LSE Festival 2026: How to save the planet will take place from Monday 15 to Saturday 20 June 2026, exploring the impact of these global challenges, and how individuals, communities, organisations, corporations, and those with political power should be tackling them.

Any questions please email events@lse.ac.uk.

Learn more about this year's Festival

Explore the Festival programme

Discover this year's lineup
Festival lock up

LSE Festival exhibition

Explore how LSE research is shaping a more sustainable future
LSE Festival 2026

LSE Festival Arts

Attend a film screening or play during Festival week
A still from the film Gone South Village.

LSE Festival Family Day

A morning of free activities for all the family at this year's LSE Festival
Tiger girl

LSE Festival Skills

Thought-provoking online workshops
A person working at a laptop

LSE Festival workshops

Join one of the workshops happening at the LSE Festival
A woman balancing on one leg holding the world in one hand and a dollar sign in the other.

Festival highlights

Plan your visit to this year's Festival

LSE Festival programme at a glance

Plan your visit with our guide to all Festival events
LSE Festival 2026 person looking up thoughtfully

LSE Festival ticket information

Tickets will be available by 12noon on Monday 18 May
A woman with her child on a bicycle

Travelling to LSE

How to get to LSE for the Festival
LSE letters on campus

Future Proof | Sustainable responses to global challenges

Videos, articles, blogs and events exploring what a sustainable and resilient future looks like, and how the social sciences will help us build it.
Birds fly in triangle formation

Research at LSE

Browse research news, blogs and films, search our repository of publications, or find a social science expert in your area of interest.
LSE Festival exhibition regional cooperation in health across Africa

LSE Events

Our public lectures, concerts and exhibitions are open to all: hear from world leaders, international academics and top sector professionals
Audience at an LSE event clapping and smiling.