Young People’s Social: Studio Takeover
Wednesday 16 September 2026
18:00 - 19:30
Marsh House
Is this for me?
The Young People’s socials are designed for young people aged 16-30 from Luton. No experience required.
Info
Ever wondered what it’s like to step inside a real recording studio?
Curious about how your favourite hit songs were made, how beats get produced and how artists bring ideas to life?
This is your chance.
Join us for a Recording Studio Takeover; a one-night-only opportunity inside the recording studio at Marsh House. Get behind the scenes, meet other young creatives, enjoy some free food and get hands-on with the equipment used to create music, podcasts, spoken word and more.
Whether you’re a rapper, singer, producer, poet, musician, content creator or just curious about what goes on behind the studio door, this is your invitation to come and explore.
You’ll get to:
- tour and use a real recording studio
- learn what the equipment does and how it all works
- meet other young creatives from across Luton and
- get to enjoy some free food and good vibes throughout the evening.
This isn’t a lesson. It’s not a lecture. It’s a social.
A chance to hang out, ask questions, try things out and get inspired in a space that’s normally reserved for artists making records.
Whether you’ve never touched a microphone before or you’ve got tracks waiting to be recorded, come and experience the studio for yourself.
Just bring yourself, your curiosity, and maybe a few lyrics if you’ve got some. Come take over the studio. Sing up now!
Marsh House
Travel tips
Marsh House
Marsh House Community Centre, Bramingham Road Luton LU3 2SRMarsh House Community Centre is accessible via public transport.
Train:
Marsh House Community Centre is a short walk (5 minutes) away from Leagrave Station which runs Thameslink services.
Bus:
You can travel to Marsh House Community Centre by Bus. Bus services to Marsh House Community Centre are provided by arriva Beds and Bucks.
Credits/supporters
Young People’s Social (from The Makers Series) is a Revoluton Arts project supported by Arts Council England.
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