London is buzzing with energy and creativity this week, and there is something for every listener, from art fairs and performances to film festivals and family fun. Today, Sunday October nineteenth, Chelsea Town Hall hosts the Parallax Art Fair, Europe’s largest fair of independent artists and designers, with over ten thousand artworks and designs. Entry is free and it’s a playful mix of art, music, and technology, open until five pm. Over at Barbican Centre, the Black British Book Festival is in full swing, a celebration of Black British storytelling where listeners can engage with talks, workshops, and headline events that unite culture, community, and inspiration. For those with a passion for design, the V and A closes the London Design Festival today, with installations and talks exploring urgent topics like cultural heritage and AI’s impact on design.

If listeners fancy lacing up their trainers, Hampton Court Palace is the place for the ten kilometer run, starting at nine am and winding through the palace’s stunning grounds, complete with a regal medal and free garden access for participants. Film fans can swing by the BFI London Film Festival at the BFI Southbank, with today’s highlight Botanical Futures: Plant-Based Solutions for Climate and Sustainability at eleven am, a look at environmental innovation through cinema.

Throughout the week, Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night wraps up its Globe Theatre run by Saturday. The Lambeth Fringe offers edgy theatre and comedy across venues until the weekend, from the hilarious Collywobblers Comedy to pottery workshops. Da Vinci’s Laundry at Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios is a must for crime and comedy lovers, as this quirky play enters its final days.

For bookworms, Wimbledon BookFest continues south of the river with famous guests including Irvine Welsh and Terry Deary through Sunday. Families on half term holiday should check out the pirate exhibition, robot zoo, or Comedy for Kids happening at the Museum of Comedy. Friday kicks off MCM Comic Con at Excel, with celebrity panels, cosplay, and all sorts of gaming until Sunday. British Library’s Secret Maps exhibition opens on Friday and runs through January, showcasing rare and covert cartography.

Music fans have plenty to enjoy, with the K-Music Festival at Rich Mix in Shoreditch, and Multi Story Orchestra’s production Stuck lighting up Croydon on Friday night. On Saturday, Mercato Metropolitano’s Super Jumble brings thrift shopping, DJs, and street food; meanwhile, party-goers can don 1920s costumes for the Candlelight Club’s Halloween Ball or sample the Sri Lankan-Korean fusion menu at Jang Supper Club in the Royal Exchange.

Sunday, October twenty-sixth, is vintage heaven at Frock Me! fair in Kensington Town Hall, with a hundred stalls of antique and rare designer finds. Storytelling Sunday gets ghostly at Love Shack in Cambridge Heath, and comedy lovers can catch Phil Wang at Up the Creek in Greenwich for the Sunday Service.

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London listeners, are you ready for an unforgettable week packed with creativity, culture, and celebration? Today kicks off with art lovers converging for the grand finale of Frieze London 2025 in Regent’s Park, one of the world’s top contemporary art fairs. Over 130 galleries are represented and the festival atmosphere is electric, spilling into exhibitions, pop-ups, and special events across the city. Do not miss Frieze Sculpture, with works by fourteen international artists curated around a thematic concept for the first time. For something unusual, swing by Town Hall on Euston Road for Elmgreen and Dragset’s surreal cinema installation with haunting hyper-real silicone figures gazing at a blurry movie screen as part of Prada Mode’s immersive pop-up.

In Mayfair, the Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival wraps up today, coinciding with Frieze and PAD London. This festival celebrates creative addresses with a burst of fashion, food, and art, all tuned to the theme of books and visual storytelling. For bibliophiles, the Walther Koenig Books booth at Frieze Masters offers a selection of art books you can peruse and purchase — finally something you can take home from the show.

The BFI London Film Festival continues all weekend, bringing galas, award contenders, immersive storytelling, and free events to venues like BFI Southbank. Botanical Futures on Sunday is a must for anyone passionate about plant-based solutions and sustainability.

Opera enthusiasts, tonight Music Theatre Wales premieres The Jollof House Party Opera at Kings Place. This lively pop-up performance blends hip-hop with opera, centering on Chef Adeola’s whirlwind life in a London kitchen. According to Music Theatre Wales, it’s a fresh spin designed to bring the excitement of opera right into everyday London life.

Music fans, grab your tickets for ABBA Voyage at the ABBA Arena, a hit digital concert with holographic avatars performing their classics alongside a live band. Join the fun until January and let the ABBAtars take you back in time. Over at London Music Hall, Wannabe: A Spice Girls Tribute hits the stage tonight, followed by Mat Zo spinning at System Saturdays for late-night dance enthusiasts. Looking ahead, Black Pistol Fire brings their explosive rock sound to Rum Runners on Sunday evening.

If you’re in the mood for autumn festivities, the Welsh Autumn Market has popped up with maker stalls, food markets, music and kid-friendly activities. Hampton Court Palace offers free garden entry today, and families can catch a Halloween rave or arts and crafts for half-term fun according to Babes About Town. On Sunday, Canary Wharf launches Diwali celebrations with a radiant five-day Festival of Lights featuring craft workshops, live music, and vibrant displays.

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Friday in London is buzzing with excitement as Frieze art week hits its stride and pop-up cultural events pop all over the city. Head over to King’s Cross where Prada’s taking over the grand Town Hall until Sunday. Prada Mode is hosting live performances, film screenings, DJ sets, and a striking installation called The Audience—all exploring our obsession with watching and reacting in a digital age. Registration online is essential but the event is completely free. For those wanting a hands-on experience, The Academy in Bloomsbury offers a special bookbinding workshop today led by award-winning binder Kate Holland, paired with traditional cream tea and plenty of creative history. And classical fans can mark the diary for Cadogan Hall tonight, where the Brno Philharmonic is performing music by Janáček, Glass, and Dvořák with conductor Dennis Russell Davies.

Saturday serves up musical magic and family fun galore. If you have show tunes in your soul, Club Broadway London at HERE Outernet brings a grown-up musical theatre club night, filled with Wicked, Hamilton, and Les Mis anthems, plus performances from West End stars and drag queens. If you’re curious about local arts, drop in at Hornsey Parish Church Hall for the Muswell Hill Creatives Make and Mend Festival. Or if a playful family adventure is more your style, don’t miss Halloween at Kew Gardens, which runs through next week—giant spiders, eerie lights, and spooky fun tucked among the autumn trees, perfect for half-term holiday magic.

This weekend also sees the London Snow Show returning to Olympia with the latest gear, pop-up chalets, Olympic athletes and celebrities—amazing for any lover of skiing or winter sports. For a contemplative outing, Saatchi Gallery’s Focus Art Fair is showcasing contemporary Asian artists through Sunday. In Islington, the Festival of the Girl continues with workshops in coding, filmmaking, martial arts, and STEM, aimed at empowering girls to dream bigger.

Foodies and party seekers, the Bermondsey Bierkeller hosts live Oompah bands and Oktoberfest merriment all weekend, or catch London’s Original Boat Party for a Thames cruise complete with DJs, drinks, and afterparty. At Coal Drops Yard, explore a Japanese Shōtengai market packed with traditional foods, crafts, and textiles.

Sunday brings Apple Day at Gillespie Park with apple pressing, live music, and crafts for the whole family—leave room for fresh juice and autumn vibes. At the British Museum, Ancient India: Living Traditions enters its final day, offering a stunning collection of sacred art and sculpture. The week ahead promises creative community workshops, family events at Kew and the Science Museum, immersive boat parties, and even alfresco brunches with bottomless drinks across the city.

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Art lovers, culture seekers, and fun hunters, London is buzzing this week, and you are in for a treat, so let’s jump in and see what’s on. Thursday, October 16, kicks off with something truly unique as tidying maven Marie Kondo brings her cheerful wisdom to the Royal Geographical Society in South Kensington. Imagine an evening spent discovering the secrets to happier living, straight from the queen of decluttering herself, as shared on Gigantic Tickets.

This week marks the epic return of Frieze London, one of the world’s most dynamic contemporary art fairs, running in Regent’s Park and throughout the city until Sunday, the nineteenth. Over 130 galleries gather to showcase the latest trends in art, and Frieze Masters next door ups the wow-factor with rare museum-quality pieces. Wallpaper reports that you can stroll past George Rouy’s mesmerizing paintings at Hauser & Wirth, enter Christelle Oyiri's immersive travel experience at Gathering, or see the powerful mannequin installations by Alex Margo Arden at Ginny on Frederick. The always innovative Artist-to-Artist initiative, this year supported by Tiffany and Co, spotlights emerging voices and overlooked talent, so keep your eyes peeled for tomorrow’s stars.

Just outside the rain-or-shine Frieze tent, free sculpture installations fill Regent’s Park, offering open-air art for everyone. If that’s not enough, the PAD London design fair on Berkeley Square turns Mayfair into a playground of exquisite objects, with jaw-dropping pop-ups, collectible furniture, and style happenings through the weekend, as confirmed by Artnet and Wallpaper.

Central London continues to celebrate creativity with the Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival, running until Friday the eighteenth. The theme focuses on art and books, woven through Mayfair’s galleries, shops, and restaurants. While you wander, check out the ethereal Carolyn Quartermaine photo exhibition upstairs at Connolly, open now through January, or experience the uncanny domestic sculptures by Costelloe at Sadie Coles.

For something global, Somerset House hosts the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair from the sixteenth through Sunday, where about 100 artists from six continents dazzle with thought-provoking works, according to Artsy.

Film buffs should swing by BFI Southbank as the London Film Festival wraps up, and families can catch Diwali festivities on Greenwich Peninsula this weekend—Londonist gives the scoop on food, music, and performances lighting up the Thames.

Those loving the edgy scene will find Echo Soho 2025 popping up with cutting-edge galleries and creative talent in the heart of Soho until Sunday.

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What a fantastic day to be in London Today, Sunday, October 12th, 2025, listeners have a plethora of exciting events to look forward to. If you're interested in history, consider visiting Fulham Palace for a history tour, which delves into the rich past of this iconic location. Alternatively, for those who enjoy the outdoors, Blackheath is hosting a kite day, perfect for a fun-filled family outing.

For a unique experience, head to the Tower of London, where every night, a small group of visitors can watch the ceremonial locking of the Tower. Southwark Cathedral is also inviting photographers to capture its beauty in the evening, offering a unique perspective on this historic landmark.

If you're looking for something a bit more adventurous, the Richmond Park Half Marathon is taking place today, offering runners a chance to experience the beautiful scenery of Richmond Park, complete with woodland, hills, and possibly even spotting some deer along the way.

Later in the week, from October 13th to 19th, London continues to bustle with events. The Water Lantern Festival, which kicked off this weekend, is still lighting up Clapham Common, offering a magical sight as lanterns float on the water. The BFI London Film Festival is also underway, featuring immersive installations and interactive exhibitions, giving listeners a chance to explore the world of cinema in a new way.

For those celebrating Diwali, there are numerous events across the city, including special menus at restaurants and a huge free festival in Greenwich. The Van Gogh House is offering guided tours, allowing visitors to delve into the life and works of the famous artist. And for theatre enthusiasts, shows like "The Devil Wears Prada," "Back To The Future," "The Lion King," "Wicked," and many more are gracing the stages of London's West End.

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This weekend in London is bursting with energy and quirky charm, making it the perfect time to get out and explore the city’s dazzling range of events. Whether you crave music, theatre, films, or unique experiences under the stars, London is ready to deliver.

Start your Saturday with something truly magical at Clapham Common, where the London Water Lantern Festival sets the mood all weekend. As the sun sets, thousands of glowing lanterns illuminate the park’s lakes—listeners can decorate their own, set intentions, and enjoy live music, food, and a heartwarming sense of community. The Londonist highlights this as a visually stunning event that’s family-friendly, with kids under seven able to join for free.

Movie fans, the BFI London Film Festival is in full swing. On Saturday at BFI Southbank’s Reuben Library, dive into the imaginative work and world of filmmaker David Lynch. The BFI offers this as part of their free talk series, a rare chance to unpack the mystique behind cinema’s most celebrated surrealist.

For those who want a starry surprise before bedtime, Hampstead Scientific Society is opening up its telescopes at Hampstead Observatory. Swing by after sunset for guided night sky viewings, and learn how to spot planets or constellations in the autumn sky.

Live music lovers have a packed agenda. ABBA Voyage continues its groundbreaking digital concert experience at the ABBA Arena, allowing fans to relive the golden days of pop with astonishingly lifelike “ABBAtar” performances. Over at London Music Hall, Parabolus delivers a full-on Tool tribute Saturday evening, while Rum Runners brings Oscar L and System Saturdays for late-night revelers. According to London Music Hall, next week brings folk icon Tallest Man On Earth, indie darling Dasha, and a Spice Girls tribute, Wannabe—guaranteed nostalgia.

Saturday night gets playful in Vauxhall. Fire Night Club hosts Bingo Jamz, blending RnB from the 90s and 2000s with lively bingo rounds and prize giveaways—a London event guide favorite for those keen on fun, dance, and a dash of unpredictability.

If you fancy a glitzy West End treat, today marks opening night for Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical in Concert. Tickets can be found through London Theatre Direct, and it’s a top pick for listeners seeking unforgettable live performance.

Before the week wraps up, watch for pop-ups, vintage celebrations, and hands-on family workshops dotted through Greenwich and along the Thames. Keep an eye on iconic venues like Union Chapel in Islington for intimate gigs and special events—there’s something new happening almost every evening.

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Hello there If you're looking for exciting things to do in London today and over the coming weekend, you're in luck. Today, October 10th, offers a variety of experiences. For instance, the UAE Property Show is taking place at the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane, giving you a chance to explore a wide range of UAE properties until October 11th. This event is perfect for anyone interested in real estate or looking to invest abroad.

In the world of art, London is always vibrant. There's the Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2025, and the Genesis Exhibition featuring Do Ho Suh's stunning installations. If you're interested in history and culture, the Millet: Life on the Land exhibition is a must-visit, showcasing the timeless paintings of the 19th century. Plus, the Ancient India: Living Traditions exhibition explores the origins of Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist sacred art.

For music lovers, October 10th brings concerts like Ethel Cain's The Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour and Self Esteem's performance. The weekend also promises to be thrilling, with events like the Water Lantern Festival, which offers family-friendly activities and a delightful atmosphere. If you're a fan of film, the BFI London Film Festival is happening this month, featuring immersive installations and interactive exhibitions.

In the theatre scene, shows like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Mamma Mia!, and Les Misérables are all on stage this month. For those interested in a more unique experience, the Treehouse Hotel London offers events ranging from yoga to live music.

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Today in London, the excitement is palpable, and the coming week offers a plethora of events to suit every interest. Tonight, at Wembley Stadium, England takes on Wales in a highly anticipated football match, with kick-off at 19:45 BST. This match is special as it supports Alzheimer's Society, having raised over £1 million in previous years towards groundbreaking research and awareness.

In the world of music, Ye Vagabonds perform at Union Chapel tonight. This duo brings a unique blend of folk and harmony that is not to be missed. Union Chapel is known for its historic charm and perfect acoustics, making it a great spot for live music.

On Saturday and Sunday, the Water Lantern Festival lights up Clapham Common. This enchanting event lets attendees decorate their own lanterns with messages or drawings before releasing them onto the water. It's a serene experience with music, food vendors, and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for families or groups of friends.

The weekend also brings the start of the BFI London Film Festival, which will feature a range of films and events celebrating cinema. One of the highlights includes screenings and discussions about David Lynch's work.

Next week offers more exciting events. For those interested in art, Phillips auction house in London showcases works by artists Zadie Xa and Dominic Chambers, with live auction lots available for viewing until October 12.

If you're looking for something different, the Anjunadeep Malta event isn't in London, but if you're planning a trip away, it's happening this weekend. The London scene will host Anjunadeep events later in the year.

Make sure to check out the National Portrait Gallery's upcoming exhibition on Cecil Beaton, which opens later this month, offering a glimpse into the world of fashion and photography.

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Good morning London! If you're wondering what to do today, Thursday the 9th of October, and through the weekend, you've got some absolutely brilliant options across the city.

Starting with today, there are some fascinating cultural experiences happening right now. The British Museum has opened a stunning exhibition called Ancient India, giving visitors a chance to explore one of the world's most influential civilizations. If you're more into contemporary art, you can head to Lightroom where they've created an immersive dinosaur experience that's perfect for families.

For those interested in Black History Month, there are powerful exhibitions running throughout October. Kerry James Marshall has brought an exhibition highlighting overlooked stories to life through his artwork, and there's also a moving exhibition about London's role in the transatlantic slave trade that provides essential historical context.

Food lovers should know that Liu Xiaomian is celebrating autumn with a special two for one offer on their spicy noodles, while Bread Ahead has launched sourdough starter classes this September that are still running.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday the 11th brings the Cocoa Runners Craft Chocolate Fair to Fidelio Cafe in Farringdon, where chocolate makers from across the UK will showcase their creations with tastings and talks running from the 11th through the 12th. The Choose SE Twenty Seven Comedy Festival also kicks off on Saturday at the South London Theatre, featuring Sean McLoughlin and continuing through the 18th with performers like Sooz Kempner and Elf Lyons.

Leighton House is celebrating its 100th anniversary as a museum with three new exhibitions launching Saturday, including Ghost Objects which summons Lord Leighton's lost collection, and contemporary art from the Middle East and North Africa. Over at Kew Gardens, two new exhibitions open on Saturday exploring the colonial history of botanical art, including Flora Indica which displays 52 rediscovered botanical illustrations by Indian artists from 1790 to 1850.

Sunday the 12th is packed with activity. The Royal Parks Half Marathon takes over central London with a new route finishing right outside the Royal Albert Hall at 9am, so expect road closures if you're traveling through the area. On Blackheath, there's a free Kite Day from noon to 3pm with performances by the Kent Kite Flyers accompanied by steel pan bands from local schools.

The official Diwali celebrations happen in Trafalgar Square on Sunday from 1pm to 7pm, even though Diwali itself falls on the 20th this year. You'll find live music, dancing, yoga, and South Asian street food at this free event.

For music fans, Hank Wangford and The Lost Cowboys perform at Putney's Half Moon at 1:30pm, while Keats House in Hampstead hosts a free poetry reading at 2:15pm celebrating 200 years of railways with train themed poems.

Throughout the week, London Cocktail Week continues through the 19th at venues across the city, and the BFI London Film Festival runs through the 20th with screenings at cinemas throughout London.

Whether you're into art, food, festivals, or just exploring the autumn colours in London's beautiful parks, this week has something special for everyone.

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Hello listeners and welcome to the ultimate guide for what to do in London this first week of October Twenty Twenty-Five. Whether you're craving cutting-edge art, food, film, or high-energy music, there's something in the city for everyone.

First, today and all weekend long, London is buzzing with the world-famous London Cocktail Week. This is the largest cocktail festival on the planet, running through October nineteenth. The centrepiece is the vibrant Cocktail Village where pop-ups, live music, and hundreds of participating bars across the city are offering signature drinks and exclusive discounts. According to London Perfect, enthusiasts can try everything from classic martinis to dazzling new concoctions at unbeatable prices. Just grab a festival wristband and start your journey through London’s mixology scene.

Foodies, the London Restaurant Festival is in full swing all month. This celebration of London’s dynamic dining scene offers special tasting menus, chef-hosted lunches featuring some of the capital’s best culinary talents, gourmet odysseys, and restaurant-hopping tours. Reservations fill fast, so check out London Restaurant Festival dot com for last-minute openings.

Art lovers, Frieze London is arriving in Regent’s Park from October fifteenth to nineteenth. This internationally renowned contemporary art fair is the place to discover emerging creative talent or marvel at masterpieces from global galleries, all under one roof in a stunning autumnal park setting.

Movie buffs take note, the BFI London Film Festival is rolling out the red carpets from October ninth to twentieth. Experience screenings of hotly anticipated films from all over the world, plus exciting panels, discussions, and guest appearances set in cinemas across central London.

This weekend, expect a creative explosion in Bloomsbury as the Bloomsbury Festival showcases the best of arts, music, and local heritage in quirky venues throughout this vibrant quarter. Events range from street performances and concerts to exhibitions and interactive science experiences, offering something for every curious mind.

For those looking for energy and nightlife, Louis Fernando’s World presents the Mayhem Rave London Takeover at The Clapham Grand tonight and tomorrow night. According to Eventbrite, this promises pumping music, dazzling light shows, and a wild crowd—perfect for listeners who want to dance into the early hours.

Before you head out, a reminder from the Metropolitan Police and US Embassy: there are planned demonstrations in central London today and Sunday, so check your route and allow extra time if traveling through areas like Westminster or Oxford Street.

Coming up later this month, don’t miss family-friendly Halloween events, Diwali celebrations in Trafalgar Square, the NFL London Games for American football fans, and Black History Month events throughout the city.

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