London Events July 2019: Top Free and Cheap Events Around London

July means long summer nights that you can fill with cinema screenings, rooftop bars and festivals celebrating the culture, creativity and diversity of the city!

The Other Art Fair

Run by Saatchi, this art fair is aimed at wealthy art collectors although there are pieces starting from around £50.00. There are also free shows and a good chance to see upcoming artists.

The Other Art Fair

Dates:	Mid ~ Late Mar , 2021
Entry:	£9.00 – £25.00

London Pride Parade

Get your rainbows ready for London’s annual Pride Parade—you can watch from the sidelines as flag bearers and dazzling outfits fill the streets. The route takes you from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square via Whitehall, Oxford and Regent Streets, Piccadilly Circus and Pall Mall. There will be performances and speeches at Trafalgar Square.

London Pride Parade

Dates:	Early Jul , 2020
Entry:	Free

Comida Fest Vol. 1 | Greenwich

Food is the name of the game at this colourful festival, which is being held in two parts over summer. This first section is in the Cutty Sark Gardens in Greenwich and will have over 30 vendors serving up delicious Latin American Street Food. Over 50,000 people attended last year and this event is set to attract even more, so while there may be queues, the food will be worth it!

Comida Fest Summer Season Vol. 1

Dates:	Early Jul , 2020
Entry:	Free

West Norwood Feast | West Norwood

A market with crafts, vintage stalls and foodie treats—this is the perfect Sunday afternoon stroll. From April to December the event is held on the first Sunday of the month and also includes live performances.

West Norwood Feast

Dates:	7th Jun, 2020
Entry:	Free

Lovebox Festival

A London music-scene institution, Lovebox may have started in a strip club with Groove Armada, but this year it’s in Gunnersbury Park and there are 12 stages to enjoy. Acts like Snoop Dogg, Major Lazer, Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem will be performing and there will be plenty of creative sidelines too!

Lovebox Festival

Dates:	Mid Jul , 2020
Entry:	£62.50 – £75.00

Hyper Japan Festival

If Japan is your obsession or even just a vague interest, Hyper Japan has everything you could ever hope to see and then some. There’s shopping, entertainment, fashion, cosplay and plenty of food from the land of the rising sun.

Hyper Japan Festival 2020

Dates:	10th Jul–12th Jul, 2020
Entry:	£14.00 – £45.00

Acton Depot Open Weekend

A rare opportunity to see the treasures of the working museum storehouse of the London Transport Museum. This is the second of three events this year and has a family theme so there will be plenty of activities and interactive events for the kids to enjoy. Costumed characters will introduce stories from the past and there will opportunities to see different exhibitions, so don’t miss your chance!

Acton Depot Open Weekend: Family Fun

Entry:
Dates:	Mid Jul , 2020
	Adults: Advance sales: £12.00
	Students: Advance sales: £10.00
	Over 65s: Advance sales: £10.00

Walthamstow Garden Party

A free festival with music, art, comedy, film, theatre, circus acts and spoken word as well as plenty of family events, this is a calendar staple in the capital. There will be live performances from a whole host of local troops and teams, choirs and circus crews. Try out the workshops like printing and watch skateboarders compete as you sip on a pint from the Wild Card Brewery.

Walthamstow Garden Party

Dates:	Mid Jul , 2020
Entry:	Free

National Park City Festival

A new week to celebrate London as a green city, this is a replacement for London Tree Week held in partnership with the National Park City Foundation. Plenty of different events will take place over the week at parks across London and while most are free, a few will have charges and some need to be booked in advance so do check before going!