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Things to Do in London in December: Carols, Pantos, Winter Lights and the Christmas Day Shutdown
The Trafalgar Square tree on 3 December, carols at the Royal Albert Hall and St Paul's, pantos and two Nutcrackers, the PDC darts at Alexandra Palace, Boxing Day football, the Bayeux Tapestry sold out to 31 December, and what shuts on Christmas Day.

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Things to Do in London in November: Fireworks, Remembrance, Jazz and the Lights Going On
Bonfire Night on a Thursday, Remembrance Sunday, the Lord Mayor's Show and England rugby all inside the first fortnight, then ten days of jazz and Christmas switching on, with the Bayeux Tapestry sold out until January.

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EFG London Jazz Festival 2026: Dates, Tickets and the Free Half
The EFG London Jazz Festival runs 13-22 November 2026 across 82 venues. Nineteen free concerts, tickets from £5, eleven shows already gone, and why there is no single on-sale date.

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The Best Time to Visit London: Weather, Crowds and Cost, Month by Month
Average highs, rainfall and daylight from the Met Office, 2026-27 school holidays and bank holidays, and confirmed dates for the Boat Race, Chelsea, Wimbledon, Notting Hill Carnival and Christmas — what actually changes in London from January to December.

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Things to Do in London in October: The Month London Peaks, Then Goes Dark
Five ticketed art fairs collide with the film festival's closing weekend, Frieze Sculpture answers all of them for free, the Bayeux Tapestry's own tickets are sold out until 2027, and the last eight days go dark, cost an hour of evening and land Halloween on a Saturday.

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Things to Do in London in September: The Month the City Gets Itself Back
The Bayeux Tapestry arrives, Open House and the Design Festival run the same nine days, the Great River Race and the Last Night of the Proms share a Saturday, and the Whistler retrospective at Tate Britain closes on the 27th.

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Science in London: The Lectures, Lates and Days the Engines Run
A Royal Institution Discourse is £20 and starts at 7.30pm without an introduction. Gresham College has been free since 1597. And the Victorian beam engines at Crossness, Kempton and Kew Bridge only turn on published dates.

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Exhibitions and Conventions in London: ExCeL, Olympia and the Year's Big Shows
MCM Comic Con sells out its weekend and VIP tiers a month early, Frieze Week puts five art fairs in Regent's Park and Battersea Park on the same days, and New Scientist Live discounts final-release tickets 44% against paying on the door.