London Events
In London, there’s always something happening and it’s normally close to our front door. Our concierge team will help with all bookings, whether Wimbledon or the Chelsea Flower Show, Royal Ascot or the BBC Proms.
DINO SNORES – Multiple dates throughout the year
Dino Snores is an overnight sleepover event held at natural history museums, most famously London’s Natural History Museum, where visitors explore galleries after closing hours. It typically includes torch-lit tours, behind-the-scenes looks at specimens, and science activities led by museum staff.
The highlight is sleeping in sleeping bags on the gallery floor beneath massive dinosaur skeletons like a T. rex or Diplodocus. Sessions run for families or sometimes adults-only groups, usually ending with breakfast the next morning. It’s popular for offering a quiet, immersive experience compared to the museum’s usual daytime crowds.
LONDON BBC PROMS – July to September 2026
Each year the BBC Proms host two months of spectacular concerts, aiming to bring the very best in classical music to the city of London.
Shows include contemporary world premieres, family concerts and classical favourites, as well as performances from leading musicians, singers, orchestras and soloists from across the world.
The season culminates in the famous Last Night of The Proms, performed at the Royal Albert Hall – less than a mile from our front door.
BON JOVI CONCERT – 4th, 6th & 9th September 2026
Rock legends Bon Jovi will headline Wembley Stadium, bringing the highly anticipated Forever Tour to London. This will mark the band first major UK show in five years. Thousands of fans will gather to experience one of the world’s most iconic rock bands live.
Each show on The Forever Tour reflects the band’s enduring connection with fans, blending nostalgia with fresh excitement. Every performance offers a unique, unforgettable experience.
At Wembley Stadium, fans will enjoy soaring vocals, legendary guitar riffs, and an arena filled with energy and emotion. Bon Jovi will command the stage while the crowd sings every anthem back to them. The concert will showcase the band’s mastery of live performance and the spirit of classic rock at its finest.
LONDON FASHION WEEK – 17th to 21st September 2026
London Fashion Week is one of the most influential fashion events in the world, showcasing unique collections from top designers, emerging talent, and global brands.
Taking place twice annually, the September edition highlights Spring/Summer collections and draws in fashion editors, buyers, influencers, and celebrities.
While many runway shows are invite-only, the event also offers a growing number of public experiences with free exhibitions, designer pop-ups, styling workshops, and live talks across areas like Soho, Covent Garden, and Regent Street.
BFI 70th Film Festival – 7th to 18th October 2026
It is the UK’s biggest film event, an 11 day bonanza of movies, big and small, at cinemas and venues across London and other major cities in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Very much not a festival that’s just for the critics, snobs and VIPs, the LFF remains the most accessible of the world’s big film festivals.
FRIEZE ART FAIR – 14th October to 18th October 2026
One of the coolest dates in the London art calendar, join the gallery glitterati in Regent’s Park for the Frieze Art Fair.
View, browse and buy world-class art from the best international galleries in the stunning surroundings of one of the cities most famous parks, and enjoy the food and drink menus on offer, curated by some of London’s best and most exciting restaurants.
EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL – 13th to 22nd November 2026
Get in the groove at the EFG London Jazz Festival, which offers 10 days of live performances at venues including Barbican, Southbank Centre and the Royal Albert Hall. Bilal, Stella Cole and Nubya Garcia are among the names on this year’s programme.
The festival was created in 1992 by live music producers Serious and celebrating its thirty-third iteration in 2025. The aims of the festival remain the same as ever; celebrating jazz and its place in London, giving artists a platform for their work, and bringing music venues across the capital to life.
