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12 September 2026 - London opens its secret doors this weekend 🏛️ Open House London begins today, giving curious Londoners free access to hundreds of buildings normally closed to the public. From historic livery halls and City churches to unusual modern spaces, there are plenty of places to explore across the capital until 20 September. It’s a great excuse to discover a side of London you normally walk straight past.
11 September 2026 - A giant bee’s-eye view lands by the Thames 🐝 A striking new installation called Pollenarium has appeared at Barking Riverside. Created by artist Luke Jerram, the six-metre-high sculpture lets visitors experience the world as an insect might, using more than 100 camera-obscura lenses inside. It’s free to visit and launches as part of the Emerge East festival — an unusual excuse to explore east London this weekend.
10 September 2026 - The Bayeux Tapestry has finally arrived! After almost 1,000 years in France, the famous 70-metre medieval masterpiece opened to the public at the British Museum today. The intricate embroidery tells the story of the Norman Conquest through 58 scenes and is expected to draw huge crowds during its 10-month London stay. Tickets have already been hugely popular — so this is one exhibition worth planning ahead for.
08 September 2026 - Star Trek takes over South Kensington tonight 🚀 The Science Museum is marking the franchise’s 60th anniversary with a free adults-only Star Trek Lates evening, including talks, a 360° Enterprise Bridge projection and more than 150 vintage consoles in the Power Up gaming zone. It runs from 6–10pm — an appropriately nerdy excuse for a Tuesday night out.
07 September 2026 - September has brought a fresh wave of restaurant openings to London, and Impala in Soho is already making a big impression. The new North African restaurant from former Kiln chef Meedu Saad has taken the top spot in Time Out's latest ranking of London's best new restaurants, praised for its bold flavours, smoky cooking and clever mix of North African, French and Thai influences.
06 September 2026 - Hampton Court is getting a serious dose of glamour today as the Concours of Elegance brings some of the world's rarest and most beautiful cars into the palace grounds. Expect everything from priceless classics to spectacular supercars, with the historic Tudor setting providing a rather impressive backdrop. If cars aren't your thing, the gardens, food and atmosphere make it an unusually stylish Sunday day out.
05 September 2026 - Fancy a day of food, music and live-fire cooking? Meatopia is in full swing at Tobacco Dock this weekend, bringing dozens of chefs together to cook over wood and charcoal. Expect everything from smoky barbecue to inventive fire-cooked dishes, with DJs and drinks adding to the festival atmosphere. It runs until Sunday, making today a particularly good excuse for a trip to Wapping.
04 September 2026 - If you're looking for something a little different this weekend, Concours of Elegance gets underway at Hampton Court Palace today. The three-day event brings together some of the world's rarest and most beautiful cars, displayed around the palace gardens. Even if you're not a petrolhead, the setting, food and spectacle make it a rather glamorous way to spend a September afternoon.
03 September 2026 - Food lovers have a big reason to head east this weekend as Meatopia opens today at Tobacco Dock. Running until Sunday, the festival brings around 75 chefs together for live-fire cooking over wood and charcoal, alongside bars, live music and DJs. It’s essentially a giant celebration of grilled food — and a pretty good excuse to abandon the kitchen for the weekend.
02 September 2026 - Fancy something a little different today? Doggett’s Coat and Badge, London’s historic Thames rowing race, takes place this afternoon, with apprentice watermen racing 7.3km from London Bridge towards Cadogan Pier. First held in 1715, it’s free to watch from various points along the river — a wonderfully traditional bit of London that most visitors completely miss.
01 September 2026 - September is starting with a bang for London's food scene, with several highly anticipated restaurants opening their doors this month. One of the most talked-about is KID, a new Soho restaurant from chef Sertaç Dirik and restaurateur David Carter, bringing Turkish-inspired cooking, meze and charcoal-grilled dishes to Frith Street. It officially opens today and is already one of the capital's hottest new tables.
31 August 2026 - Notting Hill Carnival reaches its big finale today, with west London filling with colourful costumes, Caribbean music, sound systems and street food for one of the capital's biggest annual celebrations. If crowds aren't your thing, there are plenty of alternatives around the city — but for anyone wanting to experience London at its most vibrant and energetic, Carnival Monday is hard to beat.
30 August 2026 - A new Turkish-Cypriot restaurant is making waves in Borough Market. Kismet has opened above the Globe Tavern, bringing a lively meyhane-style experience with grilled meats, fresh meze, monkfish and pistachio baklava. There’s also Turkish music and live entertainment, giving the intimate restaurant a distinctly buzzy atmosphere. It’s a one-year residency, so this is one London newcomer worth trying before it disappears.
29 August 2026 - Ibiza is coming to Oxford Street tonight. The rooftop at Selfridges is teaming up with Ibiza’s Cotton Beach Club for a special summer evening of Mediterranean food, live entertainment and sunset drinks. The event runs from 4pm into the night, with the rooftop transformed into a little slice of Balearic life above central London. A pretty appealing way to spend a Saturday evening.
28 August 2026 - Gordon Ramsay is about to add another address to London’s dining map. His new restaurant at Sea Containers on the South Bank opens next Tuesday, bringing familiar Ramsay favourites including beef Wellington, grilled British beef and seafood to a riverside setting with impressive views. With breakfast, lunch and dinner on offer, it looks set to become a new destination for food and cocktails by the Thames.
27 August 2026 - Fancy a dinner with a little theatre? 58th Street opens tonight in Peckham, transforming a former warehouse into an extravagant 1930s New York-style speakeasy. The immersive evening combines a six-course Park Avenue tasting menu, live jazz, cocktails and plenty of old-school glamour. With tickets ranging from £35 to £199.50, it’s certainly not your average night out in London but the perfect venue to take a high class dinner date escort.
26 August 2026 - Mayfair is getting a new late-night dining spot today as Cordelia’s opens on Clarges Street. The 80-cover restaurant centres around an open charcoal grill, with British beef dry-aged in-house alongside premium international cuts. Come evening, live music, tequila and mezcal cocktails turn the restaurant into more of a night-out destination — making it one to watch on London’s dining scene.
24 August 2026 - Monday doesn't have to mean staying in. Impala, a new restaurant in Soho, has quickly become one of London's most talked-about openings and currently sits at the top of Time Out's list of the capital's best new restaurants. The menu brings vibrant Latin American flavours to a stylish Soho setting — a tempting option for dinner, drinks and a change from the usual Monday routine.
23 August 2026 - Sunday is looking particularly tempting for food lovers, with Café Clement at the new St Clement Hotel on The Strand attracting plenty of attention since opening in June. The elegant all-day restaurant combines a stylish European menu with a south-facing terrace and relaxed atmosphere. It’s already becoming one of central London’s talked-about new dining spots — and somewhere worth keeping on the dinner date list.
22 August 2026 - Saturday night is looking lively at radial, a new venue in north London, where the Faux Poly crew is taking over for an all-day-and-night party. Running from 4pm through to 3am, the event blends house, electronic and leftfield sounds, with Kassian and a line-up of DJs and special guests. A promising new addition to London's late-night scene. Book a sexy party escort and head down.
21 August 2026 - London’s weekend is getting an artistic makeover as the Greenwich+Docklands International Festival opens today. Running until 6 September, the free festival brings outdoor theatre, dance, circus and spectacular performances to public spaces across Greenwich and Docklands. With plenty of shows to stumble across rather than simply sit and watch, it’s a great excuse to explore a different side of the capital.
20 August 2026 - Mayfair has a new reason to linger after dinner. Automat, the stylish new restaurant on Mount Street, has just unveiled a revamped menu alongside Autobar, a street-facing late-night spot for cocktails and snacks. The 67-cover restaurant brings a polished New York influence to Mayfair, while the new bar looks set to become a tempting destination for a sophisticated evening drink.
19 August 2026 - After months of sunshine and parched gardens, rain has finally returned to parts of London and the suburbs. East London even got a much-anticipated soaking in Leytonstone, while more unsettled weather is moving across the capital. After one of the driest spells in living memory, those dark clouds may not be winning any beauty contests — but aren't we all just a little grateful for their return!
18 August 2026 - London has a new sweet spot worth knowing about. Marrone, Soho’s first café dedicated entirely to tiramisu, has opened on Sherwood Street, just minutes from Piccadilly Circus. Choose from the classic version, pistachio made with Sicilian Bronte pistachios, or dark chocolate and Maldon sea salt. There are alcoholic and alcohol-free options too — essentially, an Italian dessert date waiting to happen.
17 August 2026 - Greenwich is turning up the volume this summer with Labyrinth on the Thames, an atmospheric open-air music experience set against the spectacular Old Royal Naval College. Combining electronic music, big-name DJs and riverside surroundings, it offers something rather more memorable than the usual night out. With internationally renowned acts on the line-up, Greenwich is proving that London nightlife doesn't stop when the sun goes down. Book yourself a party escort and make it a night to remember!
16 August 2026 - Looking for a new place to explore in London? Olympia is enjoying a major transformation, with its historic exhibition site reinvented as a stylish new destination for food, drinks, entertainment and events. From rooftop cocktails and Japanese dining to live entertainment and summer events, Olympia is quickly becoming one of west London’s newest places to spend an afternoon or evening.
15 August 2026 - Looking for somewhere to turn dinner into a date? Baccalà in Bermondsey is a traditional Italian restaurant with a warm, intimate atmosphere that’s made for lingering over dinner. Think fresh Italian flavours, cocktails, oysters and a glass of bubbles, all in the atmospheric surroundings of Bermondsey Street. The perfect choice for your next dinner date with a gorgeous escort.
14 August 2026 - London is cooling down—but only slightly! After Kew Gardens recorded a sizzling 38.1°C yesterday, the capital is expecting another sunny day but a more manageable high of 34°C will be welcomed. The city is gearing up for a busy weekend, with the London E-Prix roaring into ExCeL on Saturday and Sunday. So, sunglasses on, water bottle filled and enjoy London and all it has to offer while it’s hot!
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