Wuthering Heights Pop-Up Experience Arrives on London's South Bank This Weekend
Wuthering Heights Pop-Up Experience Hits South Bank

London is embracing its romantic side this February with a captivating pop-up experience inspired by the classic novel Wuthering Heights. The event, designed to celebrate the upcoming film adaptation, will transform part of the South Bank into a temporary haven for fans of the Brontë masterpiece.

What to Expect at the Wuthering Heights Experience

The activation, scheduled for February 7 and 8, will invite visitors to immerse themselves in the dramatic world of the story. A central feature will be a dedicated wall where attendees can add personalised, initialled love locks. This interactive element serves as a poetic tribute to the themes of devotion, longing, and tumultuous romance that define the original work.

Actress Margot Robbie and co-star Jacob Elordi, who plays Heathcliff in the new film, announced the experience via a TikTok video on the Warner Bros UK account. In the clip, they encourage fans to "step into Thrushcross Grange and celebrate your love," promising an unforgettable engagement.

Film Premiere and Celebrity Appearances

While the Wuthering Heights film itself is not set for general release until February 13, London will host the UK premiere earlier in the week on February 5. The red carpet event will take place at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, located in the heart of the capital's cinema district.

The premiere is expected to attract a star-studded lineup, including:

  • Margot Robbie
  • Jacob Elordi
  • Alison Oliver
  • Hong Chau
  • Shazad Latif
  • Martin Clunes
  • Ewan Mitchell
  • Charlotte Mellington
  • Director Emerald Fennell

Additionally, pop icon Charli XCX, who contributed to the film's soundtrack, is also anticipated to make an appearance at the premiere festivities.

Practical Details for the Pop-Up

For those planning to visit the South Bank experience, here are the essential details:

  • Dates: February 7–8
  • Times: 10am–6pm
  • Location: Queen's Walk, South Bank
  • Nearest Tube Station: Waterloo

This temporary installation offers a unique opportunity for Londoners and visitors to engage with literary and cinematic culture in a picturesque riverside setting, blending art, romance, and community participation.