EUSTON’S CENTRE FOR ARTISTIC CREATION AND COMMUNITY ACTION

That’s a wrap on Regent’s Roots Festival 2026! ⁠Take a look at our gallery of the day. Regent’s Roots 2026 was our fifth year of the annual community and arts summer festival produced by ODAC and Fitzrovia Youth in Action.

At the end of 2025, we advertised for applications to join ODAC's Board of Trustees, and following a competitive process and observation period, we're delighted to have formally appointed five new Trustees to ODAC's Board. These new appointments continue to strengthen the professional and lived expertise that we have in-house, reflecting changes and developments in our programmes and how ODAC's business model has evolved over recent years.

THE REGENT’S PARK ESTATE COMMUNITY AND ARTS FESTIVAL RETURNS FOR ITS 5TH YEAR.

CELEBRATING THE CULTURES OF REGENT’S PARK ESTATE AS ONE COMMUNITY

A day filled with celebration and community, a variety of performances from traditional dance to local choir, workshops, market stalls, free food, and a vibrant parade to celebrate South Asian Heritage Month and our local community. All happening on the streets and spaces of Regent’s Park Estate and Regent’s Place. 

Part of Love Camden’s South Asian Heritage Month programme.

We are looking for participants for Shared Ground, a project for migrant and refugee residents. The project is a partnership between Camden Council and Old Diorama Arts Centre (ODAC). Through creative workshops and a community outdoor tour, participants will share their experiences of living in Camden and help create a street route that celebrates the stories and places that are important to them.

We’re looking for a versatile senior producer committed to the power of the arts in society. This is a role for someone experienced with participatory and socially-engaged arts practices, building and managing cross-sectoral partnerships, with a fully-rounded experience of developing, fundraising, project managing and evaluating projects.

PHOTO GALLERY FROM ONE ROOF FESTIVAL 2026!

We’re building on the success of Remix Dance’s pilot homework club, to launch a new Out of School Hours Learning project at the Euston Community Hub (thanks to funding from The Euston Partnership via HS2) in response to the growing need for accessible Homework and study support in our community.

Remix Dance recently performed two fantastic end-of-year shows to celebrate their hard work this year, one at The Place (a sold-out show to over 260 people!) and another at ODAC.⁠