Notting Hill Carnival
August Bank Holiday weekend means it’s time for Notting Hill Carnival, Europe’s biggest street party. It’s a colourful, vibrant celebration of London’s Caribbean …
August Bank Holiday weekend means it’s time for Notting Hill Carnival, Europe’s biggest street party. It’s a colourful, vibrant celebration of London’s Caribbean …
This August bank holiday weekend, Battersea Park is set to host a three day open-air concert series featuring a selection of the greatest acts in classical, jazz and soul music. Unpack your …
Queen’s Park Book Festival returns for its 2026 edition on the weekend of 5th-6th September, bringing a diverse range of established and emerging talent together to celebrate literary arts in …
Bring a blanket and picnic (or grab something from one of the local shops and restaurants) and settle down to watch a movie or your favourite sporting event for free at Summer Screens, Canary …
A new curated space for plant lovers, garden makers and anyone who finds joy in beautiful, living things. After 20+ years of curating some of the UK’s most-loved vintage markets, the organisers …
Serpentine presents Picture Making, an exhibition featuring new and recent works by Cecily Brown, one of the most important painters working today. The exhibition will run at Serpentine South …
After captivating over 20 million visitors worldwide, M. C. Escher – The Exhibition finally arrives in London. Admire over 150 original works by Maurits Cornelis Escher, the master of …
London’s biggest free outdoor performing arts festival is back at iconic venues across the city with a programme of theatre, circus, dance and street arts. This much-loved annual event is …
What better thing to do on a lazy weekend than rummage for bargains? Discover hidden treasures, hunt for bargains, and breathe new life into your home with unique flea market finds at the …
As part of the fabulous Totally Thames Festival you can enjoy over 40 beautiful vintage and beautifully preserved boats on display, from Dunkirk Little Ships to Thames sailing barges and a Navy …
This feelgood free annual street culture event, supported by Arts Council England, is back for 2025. Welcome to a long weekend focusing on the World DJ Championships, open format Back2Back DJ …
Attention Trekkies: the Science Museum has partnered with Star Trek on a programme to celebrate 60 years of the science fiction classic. In a world first, audiences can watch all thirteen …
Get ready to shine at the Independent Jewellers’ Market, where you can explore a stunning array of artist-made jewellery and buy directly from the makers. With over 100 established and …
A bold new food festival celebrating the vibrant world of pickling, fermentation and brining is set to make its debut in East London this September. The Big Brine, headline sponsored by Vadasz …
The Independent Ceramics Market brings together a community of ceramic artists & DIY potters, providing a unique opportunity for market-goers to browse a diverse range of …
Scandal brews as a disgraced ex-driver stands trial for stealing global superstar Lana Tonneti’s $20m necklace. But is Lana telling the truth? Throughout the show, analyze witness testimonies, …
London’s biggest celebration of cycling returns on Sunday 20 September 2026, bringing together riders, communities and cycling fans across the city. The London Cycling Festival, supported …
Camden Inspire: Green Loop Takeover is a free, one-day festival taking place in Camden on Saturday 20th September that challenges our obsession with the “new”. Taking place as part of the London …
Make the most of the summer with free concerts featuring local groups, choirs and jazz bands at Regent’s Park bandstand – deckchairs are available to hire if you’re planning to …
If anywhere can pull off an urban/suburban village fete in the middle of London, it’s Bermondsey – and they do it so well. There’s a (very competitive) dog show, street …