
live music
for wellbeing
Mayor of London Culture Seeds
award winner for
Culture & Wellbeing 2019




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May 2019
The Spitz wins the Mayor of London Culture Seeds award for Culture & Wellbeing at City Hall ceremony.
May 2018
The Spitz takes up residency in Bridgeside Lodge Care Home in Islington
April 2014
Pop up shop opens on Kingsland Road, Dalston
January 2014
The Spitz's first music sessions take place at three day centres across Haringey
January 2014
The Spitz Charitable Trust is created
December 2013
The Spitz is awarded charitable status
November 2008
Spitz jazz residency begins at Kings Place, London
October 2008
The Spitz moves offices to Kings Place
2008
Programming of various music events at Kings Cross, The Cross Kings, Kings Cross Social Club & The Park Plaza Hotel
March 2008
East End Film Festival shows film 'A Great Night In The Spitz" followed by live jazz at Rich Mix
October 2007
Jazz residency begins at Rich Mix in Bethnal Green
September 2007
The Spitz shuts down due to redevelopment of Spitalfields Market. "Last Night in the Spitz" concert marks the occasion
1996 - 2007
Over its ten-year history, The Spitz became one of London's best loved live music venues, playing host to thousands of musicians including Athlete, Beth Orton, Florence And The Machine, Hot Chip, Tom Morello, Kate Nash, Seb Rockford, Tom Baxter, Billy Bragg, and Richard Hawley







April 1996
The Spitz opens in Old Spitalfields Market with performances by Julie Felix and Bert Jansch