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Luke Jerram: Stepping Out at Southbank Centre

Luke Jerram and composer Dan Jones turn footsteps into musical patterns on Riverside Terrace. The detailed organiser schedule lists 16 June–30 September 2026.

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Date
16 Jun 2026 – 30 Sept 2026
Venue
Riverside Terrace, Level 2
South Bank
What time does it start?
Start time not confirmed here
London local time. A door opening time is not a stage time.
Tickets
Free; no ticket required
Availability and prices can change.
Access, line-up and the journey home
Access
Check Southbank Centre step-free route and lift status
Finish and running time
A finish time has not been confirmed here. Check the venue programme before arranging your journey home.
Return journey
Use your actual departure date and time in the journey planner, especially if you expect to leave after midnight.
People gathering in a bright London cultural space
Dates
16 June–30 September
Hours
Tuesday–Sunday · 10:00–23:00
Price
Free
Location
Riverside Terrace · Level 2
01

How it works

Footsteps trigger rising and falling arpeggios, while coloured islands add music and instruments. It is an artwork to activate rather than a scheduled performance.

02

Best time to try it

A quieter weekday period may leave more room to understand the interaction. At busy times, share the work and avoid blocking the walkway for a long recording.

03

Build the route

Combine Stepping Out with Royal Festival Hall’s free installations and the riverside walk. Keep one indoor stop available because the terrace is exposed to changing weather.

04

Access check

The installation is on Riverside Terrace, Level 2. Check the venue’s live step-free route and lift status when these determine whether the visit works.

05

Last check

LONNOW rechecked the dedicated page on 9 September 2026. Its detailed times section lists 16 June–30 September, Tuesday–Sunday.