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London X London

London x London: the insider’s guide to things to do in London. Discover what’s on, from the best restaurants to secret bars & quirky events.

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Hallelujah House: the Messiah letters, a quack oculist's book and a Radio 3 DJ in Handel's own house — London x London

1+ day, 18+ hour ago   (255+ words) Your London, daily → Handel lived at 25 Brook Street for 36 years and wrote Messiah in the back room. From 17 September, the letters that argued him into writing it go on display in the same house, alongside loans from the National Portrait…...

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Pique-Nique, Bermondsey: the Casse-Croute team in a park pavilion — London x London

1+ day, 14+ hour ago   (505+ words) Your London, daily → There is a mock-Tudor pavilion in the corner of a Bermondsey park, strung with fairy lights, with the day’s menu chalked on boards hung against the glass. It looks like a tennis clubhouse that has been left…...

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Kew Gardens silent disco 2026: dancing in the Temperate House — London x London

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (304+ words) Your London, daily → The world’s largest surviving Victorian glasshouse is staying open until 10.30pm on Saturday 5 September for a two-channel silent disco, with DJ Goldierocks and DJ Sugai. Over-18s only, and garden entry isn’t included. The Temperate House is the largest surviving…...

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Spotify DIA/LOG at Drumsheds: Skream & Benga curate one night, 26 acts — London x London

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (451+ words) Your London, daily → Spotify is launching a live event series with Drumsheds, and Skream & Benga are curating the first one: 26 acts across three rooms on Saturday 17 October, with tickets on general sale at 1pm on Wednesday 2 September. Edition one is dubstep…...

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Emerge East 2026: DJ AG headlines Barking Riverside's free festival

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (125+ words) Your London, daily → DJ AG headlines a free, day-long festival on the Thames at Barking Riverside this September, with a Riverside Sauna, a new Luke Jerram art installation and Double Dutch and street football rounding out Emerge East’s biggest music…...

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Vision Festival 2026: King's Cross's new three-day culture and ideas festival

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (83+ words) Your London, daily → Town Hall by Bottaccio, the reimagined Grade II-listed former town hall a five-minute walk from King’s Cross St Pancras, throws open its doors from 25 to 27 September for Vision Festival: three days of culture, science and live performance…...

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Amelie Lens and Purple Disco Machine close out Magazine Open-Air's first summer this weekend

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (335+ words) Your London, daily → Amelie Lens, Purple Disco Machine and a sunset over Canary Wharf: Magazine Open-Air’s first-ever summer season comes to a close this weekend on the Greenwich Peninsula. Magazine Open-Air, the new outdoor series from Broadwick Live, wraps up…...