What to do in London this autumn, from festivals to art and theatre
Plan your autumn in London with festivals, markets, theatre, design, film, food and rare building tours—see the top events to book now.
As the autumn season approaches, London offers a plethora of activities to enjoy, ranging from festivals to art and theatre. For meat lovers, the MEATOPIA ON-FIRE LONDON festival takes place from September 3-6 at Tobacco Dock, featuring top chefs such as Nathan Chapman, Dave Marrow, and Melanie Brown. Tickets start at £31.80 for a day pass, with discounted bundles available.
The London Podcast Festival, a long-standing event in its 11th year, returns from September 3-13 at King's Place, showcasing live podcasts featuring popular podcasters like Jameela Jamil. Bruce Lee enthusiasts can attend the Bruce Lee Festival at Genesis Cinema in Whitechapel on September 5, celebrating the martial arts legend with screenings of his movies and documentaries.
Walthamstow Flea Market returns on September 6 at the Walthamstow Flea Market, offering a variety of goods, including furniture, second-hand clothes, collectibles, and locally-brewed craft beer. The London Design Festival, one of the world's largest design festivals, takes place from September 12-20 across various locations in London, providing a diverse range of workshops, seminars, and displays on topics such as bowl-making and neurodivergent design.
The London Film Festival, running from September 7-18, presents numerous film premieres, including Rupert Murdock's new film Ink directed by Danny Boyle, along with Q&A sessions with A-list actors and immersive experiences.
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