October is full of vibrant activities in London, with something for everyone. From Halloween thrills to cultural exhibitions, here's a list of the top events you won't want to miss.
London turns into a spooky wonderland during Halloween, offering a variety of events across the city. For those who love the eerie, check out the London Ghost Bus Tour or explore the grim history at the Jack the Ripper Museum. For a more family-friendly event, visit Halloween at Kew Gardens with illuminated trails and pumpkin displays.
Find tickets and more details at Time Out.
Celebrate Oktoberfest without leaving London! Venues like Pergola Paddington and Between the Bridges will transform into Bavarian beer halls with live oompah bands, beer steins, and tasty bratwursts. These events are perfect for a lively night out.
For event listings, visit DesignMyNight.
London’s West End continues to dazzle with world-class productions. Catch Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre or the enchanting The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre. If you’re looking for something dramatic, Oedipus, featuring Mark Strong and Lesley Manville, will be staged at Charing Cross Theatre.
Get tickets for theatre shows at Time Out.
London Cocktail Week is a paradise for cocktail enthusiasts. With over 200 participating bars offering signature £8 cocktails, your £20 wristband opens the door to curated tours, exclusive pop-ups, and a host of themed events. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore London's world-famous bar scene.
Purchase your wristband and explore more details on London Cocktail Week's official site.
Nature lovers will not want to miss Planet Earth III Live in Concert at Trafalgar Square. Stunning footage from the award-winning BBC series will be accompanied by a live orchestra performing a score composed by Hans Zimmer. The event promises to be an unforgettable journey through the planet’s most extraordinary landscapes.
Grab tickets at Eventim.
Don’t miss Hew Locke’s captivating exhibition at the British Museum, where his art delves into the complex narratives of imperialism and colonialism. This exhibition offers a thought-provoking look at the stories behind some of the museum’s most significant artifacts.
For more information, visit British Museum.
For additional information and bookings, you can also visit Visit London.
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