A drawing of a bridge and groom stand in front of an old map of Battersea

Battersea Museum of Horrors

Homegrown Festival 2025

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Information

Times: 12pm to 8pm


Tickets: Free – No booking required


This is a drop-in event


Age Recommendation: 15+


This event takes place in person in our Waiting Room

Wimps be warned! BAC is soon to be overtaken by the most macabre installation exploring the hidden horrors of Battersea’s history. 

This free exhibition as part of Homegrown Festival 2025 includes five audio trails, each telling a different gruesome fable from Battersea’s past. Pop on a pair of headphones and immerse yourself with visual prompts in tales that range from the gory to the supernatural – 100% based on true stories and unadulterated facts.

The exhibition will also include a sneak peek of the upcoming short film Battersea Ghoulbusters, a brand-new horror comedy made by local filmmakers.

Biographies

Conor Devlin-Powell

Conor Devlin-Powell is a neurodivergent writer and visual artist born and bred in Battersea. Their work has received acclaim from BAFTA recognised film festivals such as OSKA Bright & British Urban Film Festival. Conor has a fascination with the area’s history and horror films, which he used as inspiration to create this exhibition. Conor is also currently fundraising for his upcoming comedy horror short film Battersea Ghoulbusters. You can support the film here.

 

Credits

Next Gen Producers is part of BAC’s Next Gen creative engagement programmes for ages 11-29, generously supported by Arts Council England and Apple, with additional support from Craig Mawdsley and the Three Monkies Trust.

Access

PRE EVENT INFORMATION

This event takes place in person in our Waiting Room. This space is on the ground floor with step-free access.

EVENT INFORMATION

Content 

  • Themes of animal cruelty      
  • Strong language and adult humour
  • Horror  
  • Darkness  
  • Suspenseful music throughout

This is a drop-in installation. We invite you to make yourself comfortable and move through the exhibition at your own pace.

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