Queens Yard Summer Party expands to two day festival across 20 venues at Hackney Wick with DJs Felix Dickinson, Bill Brewster, Ralph Lawson and many more.
Welcome in the Year of the Pig with the biggest Chinese New Year celebrations outside Asia on 10 February 2019.
Experience Christmas in the Wizarding World and discover how film-makers created fire, ice and snow that never melts as the Studio Tour undergoes a magical makeover for Hogwarts in the Snow.
Immerse yourself in all aspects of Japanese culture, from food, art, music and fashion to award-winning anime, the latest high-tech gadgets and cool cosplay. Hundreds of exhibitors, along with tens of thousands of J-culture fans, will gather for the event.
An annual celebration of the River Thames with a creative and diverse programme that inspires, connects and enthrals throughout the month of September curated and managed by the Thames Festival Trust.
This August Bank Holiday weekend Culture Mile will take over the markets in Smithfield as well as the surrounding streets, lanes and hidden spaces around Farringdon for a FREE, fun-filled festival spectacular.
Celebrate with London at London Eid Festival, Westfield London in Shepherds Bush with unmissable Halal street food stalls, live cookery theatre, shopping stalls, live entertainment and more!
Greenwich + Docklands International Festival (GDIF) is London’s leading festival of free outdoor performing arts (theatre, dance, and street arts), an annual 9-day celebration of extraordinary outdoor events that transform people’s lives.
Pride in London is wholly run by a group of volunteers who are passionate about equality and diversity. They are a not-for-profit organisation, and any surplus funds raised are used to support the LGBTQ community and improve the event.
The Festival of Commonwealth Film is dedicated to sharing cinema from across the Commonwealth with a UK audience.
On 1 April 2018, the Royal Air Force will be celebrating its 100th birthday. To mark this occasion, they want to reflect on their history and achievements. They also want to celebrate the work the RAF is currently doing and look forward to the next 100 years.
The London St Patrick's Day Festival - now in its sixteenth year - attracts more than 125,000 people to events across London and to the parade and festival in central London and Trafalgar Square.
Chinese New Year is an important traditional Chinese holiday celebrated at the turn of the Chinese calendar.
London, consistently voted as one of the world’s most popular destinations, packed full of landmark buildings, world class tourist attractions, restaurants offering cuisine from around the globe and, for the past 30 years, The London’s New Year’s Day Parade is more fondly known by Londoners as LNYDP.
London New Year’s Eve Fireworks tickets have gone, but you can still have fun. Whether you’re going out or staying in, there are loads of other great ways to celebrate NYE in London.
The Carol Singing Programme for Christmas 2017 runs from Monday 11 – Friday 22 December, excluding Tuesday 12 and Saturday 16 December 2017.
Jump aboard a high-flying, magical carpet headed for Old Peking and make tickets for this year’s spectacular Richmond Theatre pantomime one of your three wishes.
All aboard for Festive Fun at London Transport Museum from 1 December 2017 until 5 January 2018.
Magical Lantern Festival London is back and it's bigger, better and so much more impressive than last year! The stunning landscaped grounds of Chiswick House & Gardens plays host again to the festival.
Welcome to the town of Winterville, featuring Clapham Common’s first outdoor Ice Rink, Backyard Cinema’s Winter Night Garden, Plonk Golf, a Fairground, a Roller Disco, a Special Family Christmas Show, a Market filled with creations from independent designers and various themed bars.
For over 10 years, Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland has been spreading the Christmas spirit throughout London. The winter festival has become a landmark event for Londoners and tourists alike.
New for 2017, Skate Lates brings a specially curated programme of music to the rink on nights throughout the season.
The Spirit of Christmas returns to London’s most iconic street on Thursday 16th November, with a magical, festive celebration to mark the switch-on of the capital’s largest Christmas lighting scheme.
Somerset House is delighted to announce the return of Skate Somerset House with Fortnum & Mason as part of a winter celebration of contemporary culture, including exhibitions, installations, special events and cutting-edge music across the site.
Backyard Cinema present the Snow Kingdom, now open for the festive season. Ticket holders will enter an adventure into the fantasy realm at Backyard Cinema's permanent home of Mercato Metropolitano in Borough.
London Cocktail Week is the world’s biggest cocktail festival - a vibrant celebration of the capital’s unrivalled cocktail scene!
London Design Festival celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world. Now in its fifteenth year, the Festival will be returning to venues and institutions across the city between the 16-24 September 2017.
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Celebrating the Carnival’s establishment and ongoing development; Caribbean
Culture; artistic talents and creativity; enhancement of community spirit and
innovative platforms embracing cultural diversity.
Featuring prosecco, cider or Neverland's very own BULLDOG Supersonic G&T & BULLDOG Bloody Mary to choose from, along with entertainment, a photobooth and DJs for Sunday afternoons through August.
As part of the free summer exhibition The Learned Society of Extra Ordinary Objects, opening this week, Somerset House will be putting on a series of late night events offering free drinks from a pop-up Sipsmith Gin Bar plus temporary tattoos and live music.
