Ten piece bands, jazz jams, immersive theatre for kids, spoken word, open mic nights, competitive wrestling, film screenings and the list goes on!
We regret to inform you that this event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and continued support. Thank you for your patience, and we hope to see you at a future event. Warm regards, Karamel!
This month, Kaiyo is joined by legendary ECM recording artist Iain Ballamy! He has been described variously as urbane, original, melodic, freethinking and uncompromising. Listed in the BBC’s publication ‘100 Jazz Greats ’between Count Basie and Chet Baker his work is contemporary with both strong jazz and classical references. Over 3 decades spent transcending musical … read more
Join Lauren Lucille, a captivating singer, as she takes the stage with a talented ensemble of musicians, blending the timeless essence of folk music with the sophisticated nuances of jazz. … read more
PLAY ON is a night of new writing, live music and delicious food. 7 - 11pm. Doors at 6:30pm Four short plays will be performed, alongside a Jazz band in a relaxed cabaret environment. Karamel Café, an award-winning, 100% vegan restauraunt, will be serving food and drinks throughout. (Please note, all tickets include entry and … read more
"He doesn't get it. I'd do anything to protect him..." From the valleys of South Wales, Shmedic sets off for medical school in the hope of saving lives... Particularly that … read more
In a career lasting more than five decades, trumpeter Henry Lowther has shown himself to be one of the most versatile performers in British jazz. A regular at Karamel which says is his favourite Jazz venue in London. Tonight Henry will be joined by the Art Themen - tenor saxophone, Kate Williams - piano, Dave … read more
Hustle Wrestling returns to the Mcqueen Theatre! Doors open at 5.30pm - Show starts at 6pm! Bodyslams, Powerbombs and Pints! Join us for incredible wrestling just 5 minutes from Wood Green Tube Station! It's always an amazing atmosphere at Wood Green Wrestling! Expect high-flying moves, fierce competition, and intense rivalries as the best wrestlers go … read more
Those in the know are already excited about the rise of trumpeter Klara Devlin on the Birtish jazz scene. A finalist in the BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year 2024, Klara's material draws inspiration mainly from the Bebop and Hard Bop eras, mixed with a soupcon of Funk and improv, while her influences span … read more
MIXING COCKTAILS, TUNES... AND VEGANS! 🎟️ Entry: totally free, just RSVP! 🗓 Date: Saturday, 31 May 2025 🕙 Time: 7:00 PM – midnight 📍 Location: Karamel Club - 4 Coburg … read more
Rory Ingham - trombone Dominic Ingham - violin and voice Piano – Will Barry Adam King - bass Mark Taylor - drums “The idea is simply playing the music we … read more
We invite you to a side-splitting evening of comedy and musings in the warm & welcoming Karamel! Featuring Comedy award winning SIMON MUNNERY 'A master of fun flights of fancy from a true maverick' - London Evening Standard, A disarmingly casual yet playfully brilliant comedian/poet, It's a pleasure to see him live.' - Fest Magazine His … read more
Ruben has worked with Wynton Marsalis (and others) while Mark Kavuma is the leading light behind “Banger Factory”, so this is a meeting of the new wave of bop and … read more
McQueens is our community theatre, named in honour of 5 supremely talented figures sharing this name, including: Steve, Butterfly and Alexander.
The space is fit for live theatre and music, workshops, conferences and film screenings. McQueens is also home to Collage Voices’ drama & music youth programme.
Karamel N22 Events | powered by Collage Arts | provides a platform for artists and musicians with curated live music performances in and around Wood Green.
We believe that if the act feels treasured, then the audience will see them at their best. We’re looking forward to welcoming you into that atmosphere for a new season of eclectic musical magic.
