Calling all Alice in Wonderland fans, curious dreamers and adventure seekers, get ready for an extraordinary trip down the Rabbit Hole! Alice Immersive Wonderland is arriving at Dock X in Canada Water on 13th November, inviting visitors to step into the wonderfully weird world of Alice like never before.

Whether you’re after a spine-tingling Halloween immersive experience, a fang-tastic family workshop, a spooky day out with the little ones, or a chance of horror bingo, London has plenty of tricks (and treats!) up its sleeve. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite things to do this Halloween in London.

Camden Market is returning to its roots from October 3rd, with the launch of a new free to attend vintage market at Hawley Wharf, created in partnership with renowned North London operators Bootyfull Car Boot.

Taking place every Saturday from 3 October to 28 November, from 11am–5pm.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra is hoping to make that increasingly rare activity a little easier with The Power of Listening, a free public sound gallery landing at Vinegar Yard in SE1 from September 21 to 28.

If you’re looking for somewhere in London that combines great Italian food with something a little more interesting than simply dinner and drinks, ALFI Spitalfields is worth putting on your radar.

FRAMELESS, London's largest permanent immersive art experience will open a new residency celebrating ten years of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards from 12 September through January 2027.

Ever wondered what it would be like to walk through ancient Babylon, sail down the Nile or stand among the mysterious Moai of Rapa Nui? London's newest immersive experience is offering exactly that, as TIMEWALK opens its doors at Immerse LDN on the ExCeL London Waterfront.

A huge day of music, art, food and activities by the river as Emerge East returns to Barking Riverside on Saturday 12 September, and this year’s festival is bigger than ever. Leading the music programme is London DJ and viral livestream sensation DJ AG.

Marylebone Village is turning its attention to health and wellbeing this September with the launch of its first-ever Wellness Weekender, a five-day programme bringing together leading names in nutrition, fitness, beauty, recovery and holistic health. Taking place from Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 September.

Looking for a way to get the whole family moving this autumn? Flatout is making its London debut this September, bringing a community-led fitness challenge to the iconic Old Billingsgate Market for three action-packed days. Taking place from 25th – 27th September.

Gamers, get ready to step away from the screen. Arcade Arena, London's biggest immersive gaming destination, is opening on 5th September, bringing three larger-than-life gaming experiences together under one roof.

This autumn, the Old Royal Naval College will be transformed after dark as Luxmuralis presents Lost Worlds, a spectacular new light and sound installation inspired by the myths, civilisations and natural wonders of the ancient world.

Brighton Pride is one of the UK's biggest and brightest celebrations, and if you're looking to escape the crowds without missing the atmosphere, The Salt Room has created what might just be one of the city's most sought-after tables.

For one day only, Seven Dials will shut out the traffic and be open to everyone else. All eight streets around the Seven Dials Monument go car-free as Covent Garden brings back its Summer Street Party, turning the neighbourhood into an open-air celebration of shopping, food and drink, and summer fun.

Roof East in Stratford is open for the 2026 season, bringing back its winning mix of rooftop games, street food, open-air cinema and festival-style entertainment until 27th September.