Designed by William Barlow, St Pancras International originally opened in 1868 and for its time was an engineering marvel – it was the largest enclosed space in the world and provided the grandest entrance into London. The station has become a destination in its own right, boasting more shops than any other railway station, its own fresh produce market, the longest Champagne Bar in Europe and a Gastro Pub.
The retail offering stands alongside a full diary of arts, events, workshops and activities throughout the year, including the flagship Terrace Wires public sculpture series, now in partnership with the Royal Academy of Arts, live music and poetry events throughout the year. The station’s famous pianos have seen performances from the likes of Elton John, Laura Mvula and Jools Holland, while visiting guests and artists have included Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and musician Brian May.
Tracey Emin Terrace Wires Commission Unveil | PDF 18 April 2018
Piano Day at St Pancras International | PDF 21 March 2018
Designer dog homes descend on St Pancras International | PDF 19 March 2018
WWI ‘Tommies’ make first public appearance at St Pancras International | PDF 08 March 2018
Tracey Emin Terrace Wires Commission Announcement | PDF 02 March 2018
St Pancras 150th Merchandise | PDF 14 February 2018
Moorcroft Product Release | PDF 14 February 2018
Random Acts of Kindness Day | PDF 14 February 2018
St Pancras International partners with House of Illustration and ‘Charlie and Lola’ author to launch worldwide hunt for young illustration talent | PDF 01 February 2018
St Pancras International begins 150th anniversary celebrations with return of iconic brewery horse-drawn dray | PDF 11 January 2018
St Pancras International introduces online gift generator | PDF 01 December 2017
MOBO Award winner, Lurine Cato, joins NHS “B Positive” choir for lifesaving performance at St Pancras International | PDF 20 December 2017
Introducing the ‘Christmas Pudding Martini’ exclusively at St Pancras International | PDF 01 December 2017
St Pancras International Christmas Tree Unveil | PDF 14 November 2017
The Grim Reaper returns to St Pancras International Station | PDF 06 November 2017
Opera Passion Day | PDF 19 October 2017
2017 Betjamen Poetry Prize Winner Announced | PDF 28 September 2017
National Poetry Day at St Pancras International | PDF 28 September 2017
Cast of An American In Paris perform at St Pancras International | PDF 05 September 2017
Hoxton Radio Live Broadcast at St Pancras International | PDF 15 August 2017
Get Christmas Wrapped Up at St Pancras International | PDF 12 July 2017
Terrace Wires 2017 Announcement | PDF | 69 KB 12 June 2017
St Pancras International launches free-to-play Jukebox | PDF | 360 KB 17 May 2017
Cirque du Soleil's Amaluna Tree Unveiled at St Pancras | PDF | 2.2Mb 21 November 2016
The V&A and St Pancras International present a brief introduction to lingerie design with a new, exclusive workshop | PDF | 99kb 13 November 2016
Christmas 2016 at St Pancras International | PDF | 492kb 09 November 2016
National Poetry Day at St Pancras | PDF | 251kb 06 October 2016
Quentin Blake creates never-before-seen BFG illustration | PDF | 1.2Mb 13 August 2016
Quentin Blake launches House of Illustration partnership with St Pancras | PDF | 1.1Mb 16 July 2016
Royal Academician Ron Arad unveils new public art installation at St Pancras International | PDF | 231kb 07 July 2016
Picnic Hampers | PDF | 1.8Mb 30 June 2016
Rock and Roland: Bill Bailey launches St Pancras’ first digital piano | PDF | 73kb 04 July 2016
Virtual reality app offers unique glimpse into life with dementia | PDF | 638kb 02 June 2016
Prime Burger @ St Pancras is #backingtheblues with honorary Leicester City FC burger | PDF | 224kb 29 April 2016
Royal Academician Ron Arad announced as 2016 Terrace Wires Artist | PDF | 228kb 27 April 2016
St Pancras connects the capital to emerging artists | PDF | 84kb 07 April 2016
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