As far as I'm concerned January is a month for staying in, but if there's one thing that will drag me away from my sofa, it's the upcoming Sarabande pop-up at Selfridges. The charitable foundation ...

Handel took the controversial dance form of the sarabande (banned for its obscenity in some countries) and turned it into one of the baroque period's most popular pieces. A sarabande is a dance that ...

Inside Sarabande’s “What Now? A Post-College Guide” event at The Standard, East Village in New York City. Courtesy of Sarabande. It’s a particularly unusual time to navigate the fashion ...

For Camilla Hanney, Shannon Bono and Paloma Tendero, a residency at the Sarabande Foundation has meant the opportunity to deepen their individual perspectives on womanhood and femininity. A sculptor, ...

On the 10th anniversary of its launch, Harper's Bazaar pays tribute to the original vision of Lee Alexander McQueen, and speaks to the groundbreaking artists Sarabande has inspired As Sarabande ...

Originally built in 1715 for Sir Hugh Smithson, a city merchant and MP for Tottenham, they have recently been transformed into a second home for the Sarabande Foundation, established in 2006 by ...

Sarabande has announced its successful event ‘What Now?’ will take place in New York this May. Established by the late artist and visionary Lee Alexander McQueen, Sarabande Foundation prides itself on ...

Per press release, “Varèse Sarabande and Craft Recordings announce deluxe reissues for Blade and Blade II, from prolific composers Mark Isham and Marco Beltrami. Debuting on vinyl for the first ...