The massive annual London Pride Parade will make its colourful, joyous way once more throughout the city’s centre in celebration of LGBTQIA+ communities and the core values of visibility, …
On the evening of 5 July, Wembley Park Pride returns for its fourth year as a joyful sunset finale to London’s Pride parade. It’s free and there’s no need to book; just head over and …
Not normally open to the public, Acton Depot open weekends are a fantastic opportunity to see some of the hundreds of thousands of treasures kept in the working museum storehouse. What to expect …
Celebrate at one of the longer Pride parties in Soho at London’s favourite musical theatre bar, where you can party from 11am until the early hours. Expect bottomless brunch, singing servers, …
As the nation marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, visitors can experience the Palace of Westminster in a new light this summer, with a special series of late openings …
Cocktails in the City is basically London’s most convenient cocktail crawl; three days of sampling around 20 of the city’s best-loved bars in pop-up form, all in a gorgeous private …
All you could want from a laid-back summer festival, and you don’t even need a tent. Ally Pally’s one-day festival is back for 2025 with their usual mix of live music, DJs and …
Didn’t manage to bag a ticket to the Championships this year? Yep, same. No worries, we have rounded up the best places to watch Wimbledon on big screens across London. Check out our guide …
More than 25,000 people, including stars from the BBC’s chess show Chess Masters: The Endgame, are expected to descend on London’s Trafalgar Square on Sunday, July 13, for ChessFest 2025. Last …
Officially named ‘New Caledonian Market’, this is one of the oldest antique markets in the UK and a great spot for some leisurely retro browsing on a Friday morning. It’s a …
No, not that type of swinging. This is about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on, though – free outdoor swing dance sessions at Spitalfields Market, run by the fabulous Swing …
The Somerset House Summer Series with American Express returns to their iconic courtyard in July with eleven nights of gigs from both new and established music artists from around the world. In …
This fabulous inclusive high-energy festival is back for 2025 with four stages, plus 20 food stalls and bars with a whole range of Latin street food and drinks, and a family-friendly zone. Get …
The London Art Biennale is held at the Grade II listed Chelsea Old Town Hall on the King’s Road. This free award exhibition is curated by museum and gallery professionals and includes …
If you do one thing this weekend make it this fabulously eccentric village fete; it includes a dog show, spaghetti-eating contest, a tug-of-war between the Soho police and fire service, morris …
Don’t miss Hyper Japan — a huge cultural festival featuring music, anime, cosplay, fashion, food, and lots more from Japan. The event plays host to over 350 different exhibitors, and …
Grab your mates and head over to BOXPARK Shoreditch on Monday evenings for Big Fat Quizbox – your weekly dose of trivia, silliness and massive prizes! Tickets are just each, or you can …
Kew Gardens in London has opened one of its most ambitious garden projects in recent years: the Carbon Garden. Through beautiful planting and innovative design, this new permanent garden brings …
Wing Fest is back, baby! This year 45 restaurants, street food traders and BBQ teams will cook a staggering 500,000 wings in the world’s biggest chicken wing festival. A judging panel (is …
Historical Highlights Tours return to Somerset House, inviting visitors to discover its varied and surprising history. In a newly upgraded one-hour experience, their guides will take you on a …
Explore London from new perspectives with these giant scale models of central London. The New London Model – 1:2000 scale – 12.5 metres long – Over 195 square kilometres of …