London’s Best Events This Weekend: July 18-19, 2026
Discover what to do in London this weekend. From World Cup finals to comedy festivals and craft beer, here’s your complete guide to events.
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Winnie the Pooh’s Real Home: Explore Ashdown Forest’s Literary Landmarks
Step into AA Milne’s beloved stories by visiting the actual locations that inspired Winnie the Pooh. Discover Pooh Sticks Bridge and more in East Sussex’s enchanting forest.
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Tennis Elite Heads to The O2 This September for Laver Cup
World-class tennis returns to London in September 2026 when The O2 hosts the prestigious Laver Cup. Here’s what local fans need to know.
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Basketball Play-Off Finals Return to The O2 in May 2027
Mark your calendar: The Basketball Play-Off Finals are coming to The O2 arena on 16 May 2027. Tickets on sale now for London’s premier sporting event.
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McLaren Racing Stars Come to The O2 for Exclusive London Event
Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and McLaren Racing leaders take the stage at The O2 on 14 December 2026 for an unprecedented behind-the-scenes conversation.
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Back to the Future Musical heads out on UK tour this October
The beloved West End musical wraps its London run and kicks off a major UK tour. Here’s what local theatregoers need to know.
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Heathers the Musical Opens at Arts at Marble Arch
The cult classic musical adaptation opens this summer at London’s newest venue near Marble Arch. Here’s what local theatre-goers need to know.
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Jonathan Larson Project Opens at Southwark Playhouse Tonight
Max Harwood and star-studded cast bring the Jonathan Larson Project to Southwark Playhouse Borough, celebrating the late composer’s legacy with previously unheard songs.
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Bradley Gibson Takes Lead Role in Disney’s Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Bradley Gibson stars as Hercules in the West End musical at Theatre Royal Drury Lane until September 2026. New production photos released.
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Jonathan Larson Project Brings Broadway Magic to Southwark
Discover The Jonathan Larson Project at Southwark Playhouse Borough. A vibrant celebration of the Rent composer’s lost work runs until August.
