On Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 July 2019, Walthamstow Garden Party returns to Lloyd Park for a sixth year running, presented by the Barbican, Create London, Waltham Forest London Borough of Culture 2019 and local residents. This is a global festival made locally, celebrating and powered by the incredible creativity of Waltham Forest, the Mayor’s first ever London Borough of Culture.

A Latin American town will soon be nestled above Old Street roundabout set with town square, chapel, bodega and plenty of parties

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.

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.

Cocktails in the City, the UK’s biggest cocktail party, is back in London for another three-day cocktail extravaganza on the 30th March 2017. Inviting both cocktail aficionados and curious bar-gazers from all over the world to celebrate its fifth anniversary, Cocktails in the City showcases the world’s greatest bars, finest drinks and creative bartenders all under one roof.

As the sun begins to set, enter the secret world of The Night Museum — an unmissable week-long exploration of the hidden, the illicit and the lost. Join us in and around the Museum of London for a free after-dark mini-season of late-night parties, ghost clubs, dark electronica, dystopian visions, lost sounds, night voices, drinking dens, walks into darkness and mythical creatures of the night.

Lauren Parker, Senior Commissioning Curator at the Museum of London, said: “As the sun sets, The Night Museum will bring lost parts of London’s nightlife back to life. We’ll be paying homage to London’s club culture in the ‘Museum of Last Parties’ and inviting visitors to eavesdrop on some of London’s lost sounds. London’s night economy is a hot topic: with the uncertainty around Fabric’s future, and the arrival of the Night Tube, a lot is changing. We’re opening our doors after hours and want the city’s night owls to come and join the party.”