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What's on in London?
Find out what's happening in London over the next months. From theatre and exhibitions to festivals and gigs, here you'll find all the unmissable events.
London events
Mary Quant
In the 1960s, Mary Quant’s mini-skirt started a fashion revolution. This exhibition has many of the designer’s most iconic creations that made Britain swing. 2 for 1 entry with your Eurostar ticket.
Christmas Day Swim
On Christmas Day, some Londoners take off their festive sweaters and jump in icy water. Take the plunge at Hampton Pool or Hampstead Heath, or watch the Serpentine Swimming Club race in Hyde Park.
Christmas Pudding Race
Picture this: people in fancy dress, racing around inflatable obstacles, carrying Christmas puds. Sound crazy? It’s fun to do and watch, and organised by Cancer Research UK to raise funds.
London Santa Run
Anyone who doesn’t believe in Father Christmas should watch this mad race, gathering thousands of costumed, bearded runners. Or, join them to burn off all those mince pies!
Secret Cinema Stranger Things
Secret Cinema presents its first immersive world based on a TV series: 1980s-tastic Stranger Things. This interactive experience will reveal Hawkins’ secrets and maybe a door to the Upside Down...
Hogwarts in the Snow
The Harry Potter studio tours get festive for Christmas. Discover Hogwarts under a filmmaking blanket of snow adorned with wreaths, sparkling Christmas trees and other props. Resin turkey anyone?
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