ListingsUpdated Sat 5 Sep
Notting Hill: what's on and things to do
What is on in Notting Hill: Carnival over the August bank holiday, Portobello on a Saturday, and the Electric and the Coronet the rest of the year.
Saturday
5 September-
Markets Free
Portobello Road Market
The Saturday antiques market is the famous one and runs the length of the road. Go before eleven or accept the crowd.
Sunday
6 September-
Exhibitions From £9
Museum of Brands
A tunnel of consumer packaging from the Victorians to now, which is far more interesting than it sounds.
Friday
11 September-
Film From £15
Electric Cinema, Portobello
One of the oldest working cinemas in the country, with armchairs and footstools instead of seats.
Saturday
12 September-
Markets Free
Portobello Road Market
The Saturday antiques market is the famous one and runs the length of the road. Go before eleven or accept the crowd.
Sunday
13 September-
Exhibitions From £9
Museum of Brands
A tunnel of consumer packaging from the Victorians to now, which is far more interesting than it sounds.
Friday
18 September-
Film From £15
Electric Cinema, Portobello
One of the oldest working cinemas in the country, with armchairs and footstools instead of seats.
Saturday
19 September-
Markets Free
Portobello Road Market
The Saturday antiques market is the famous one and runs the length of the road. Go before eleven or accept the crowd.
Sunday
20 September-
Exhibitions From £9
Museum of Brands
A tunnel of consumer packaging from the Victorians to now, which is far more interesting than it sounds.
Sunday
29 August-
Seasonal Free
Notting Hill Carnival: Children’s Day
The Sunday is the family day and the one to bring anyone under ten to. Same route, same sound systems, a fraction of the crush. Free, and the buses stop running near it early.
Monday
30 August-
Seasonal Free
Notting Hill Carnival: Monday parade
The main day, two million people, and the last of the sound systems off at seven. Walk in from Shepherd's Bush or Paddington: the stations inside the route are exit only or shut.