Coming upUpdated 23 Oct 2026
Coming up in London: what opens, and when
Places opening in the next few months, and everything dated further ahead than this week.
Two lists, in order of how far away they are: the places that have announced an opening date, and the dated listings further out than the coming week. Pick a month to narrow the second one.
Everything here is a date somebody has announced rather than one we expect. Where a date is the usual pattern and not yet confirmed, the listing says so rather than rounding it up to a promise.
The annual fixtures, the ones that come round every year at roughly the same time, have a page each in our guides.
Opening soon
All openings-
Oct
The Talli Queen, Shepherd's Bush
Avi Shashidhara, formerly of Hibiscus and the River Cafe, turns the old Queen Adelaide into an Indian-leaning pub. Its own site says October 2026.
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Oct
Bubala, Covent Garden
Marc Summers's fourth Bubala, and its biggest: vegetarian Middle Eastern plates on Garrick Street, with a terrace. Hot Dinners gives 19 October.
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Oct
Tofu Vegan, Covent Garden
The plant-based Chinese group from Islington picks the Strand for its next site: dumplings, sizzling stir-fries, a gluten-free menu. Due October 2026.
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Nov
Bar Douro, Soho
Max Graham's third Bar Douro, on Greek Street: Portuguese small plates round an open kitchen, and Maronesa beef. Due November 2026, per its site.
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Nov
Caravan Southbank, South Bank
Caravan's biggest restaurant yet, in two rebuilt railway arches at the Southbank Centre, with two bars and a terrace. Due November 2026.
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Nov
Schofield's, Covent Garden
The Schofield brothers bring their Manchester cocktail bar to Earlham Street: classic cocktails with house twists, over two floors. Due November.
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6 Nov
Edmondo, The City
Big Mamma Group's first City restaurant: a 200-cover Italian at 6 Lombard Street, with XL focaccia and T-bone steaks. Opens 6 November 2026.
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28 Nov
London Museum Smithfield: its four bars and restaurants
The new London Museum's food and drink, run by Green & Fortune with Robin Gill and Mr Lyan: four places, one open round the clock. Opens 28 November.
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Dec
Din Tai Fung London: King's Cross Opening December 2026
The Xiao Long Bao specialists open a fifth London room: 160 covers, a 30-cover terrace, UK-only cocktails and dumpling masterclasses. Due December 2026.
- Soon Bamboo Mat, Canary Wharf Nikkei cooking, Japanese knife technique against Peruvian heat, from the East Village team. Their second room, with no opening date given yet.
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Soon
Soraya, Marylebone
The Pachamama Group's Persian restaurant for George Street: 190 covers, an open kitchen, breakfast to dinner. No opening day announced yet.
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Soon
Sumi, Marylebone
A second Sumi, the Notting Hill sushi restaurant from Endo Kazutoshi's group, for Devonshire Street. Its own site says coming soon, with no date.
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Soon
Lunette, Strand
Florence Knight's first restaurant of her own, on the 11th floor of Nick Jones's St Clement hotel, with set menus. Coming soon; no date yet.
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Soon
Cordelia's, Mayfair
A steak restaurant from Jordi Sebastianelli, formerly of Le Petit Beefbar, on Clarges Street. Its opening was postponed, with no new date yet.
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Soon
Five Feet Pizza, Bermondsey
Jay Patel of Legare and Roland Home of WatchHouse open a 55-seat pizzeria on Tanner Street, with Jack Ellingham on stone-milled pies. No date yet.
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Soon
The Hero's Return, Battersea
A British pub at Battersea Power Station from the Bancone founders, with Jonathan Woolway, formerly of St John, cooking. Its site says coming soon.
Further ahead
EverythingFour months of dated listings, newest first. Pick a month to narrow it, or use the planner to filter by night, kind, area and price. The annual fixtures, from Christmas to Bonfire Night, have their own guides.
Saturday
31 October-
Theatre £45 to £110, under 30s and students from £10
Main Stage: Kimberly Akimbo
Until 7 Nov
Kimberly Akimbo at the Main Stage. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
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Free
Crossrail Place Roof Garden
A garden under a timber lattice roof on top of the station, planted either side of the meridian with species from the hemisphere they belong to. Free, open early, and covered.
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Sport Free
Dogs on Hampstead Heath
Eight hundred acres, off lead almost everywhere, and the one swimming pond dogs are allowed in is not one of the bathing ponds. Busiest at the Parliament Hill end on a weekend morning.
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Exhibitions Free
Free entry: Westminster Cathedral
Neo Byzantine, still unfinished above the arches, and free to walk into. The campanile lift is ticketed and gives one of the least crowded views in central London.
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Food and drink Free
Leadenhall Market
A Victorian covered market in cream and burgundy, free to walk through and open to the street. Busy with the City at lunch and almost empty at the weekend, which is when to photograph it.
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Free
Parliament Hill viewpoint
A protected view all the way to the City, which is why nothing is allowed to be built in front of it. Ten minutes up from Gospel Oak and worth doing an hour before sunset.
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Sport Free
Dogs in Richmond Park
The largest of the royal parks and the one with the deer, which is why dogs must be on a lead in May and June and in September and October. The gates open and close with the light.
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Sport Free
Dogs in Battersea Park
Flat, walled, and small enough to do a full circuit in half an hour, with the river along one side and a cafe at each end. The one park on this list you can reach on foot from a station.
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Exhibitions Free
Free entry: Southwark Cathedral
Free, next door to the market, and almost always empty by comparison. Shakespeare's brother is buried here and there is a memorial to the man himself along the south aisle.
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Free
St Dunstan in the East
A Wren church bombed in 1941 and left as a ruin with a garden planted inside it. Free, open from eight, and quietest before the City arrives. The tower is still standing.
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Free
St James’s Park, free all day
The oldest of the royal parks and the one with the pelicans, fed near Duck Island in the afternoon. The bridge gives the view down the lake to Horse Guards that ends up on the postcards.
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Free
The Italian Gardens, Kensington Gardens
Four basins and a pump house Albert built for Victoria, at the Lancaster Gate corner of the park. Best in the hour before the fountains go off for the night, when the light comes across the water.
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Free
The Kyoto Garden, Holland Park
A Japanese garden given to the borough in 1991, with koi, a waterfall and peacocks that have no fear of anyone. Free, and quietest before the school run ends.
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Sport Free
Towpath walk: Paddington Basin to Little Venice
Twenty minutes of canal that most people who work here never walk. Comes out at the pool where three waterways meet, with the narrowboats and the puppet theatre barge.
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Exhibitions From £32
Churchill War Rooms
The bunker left as it was on the day it closed in 1945, down to the pins in the map. Book a slot: it sells out, and the queue on the day is outdoors.
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Exhibitions From £30
Westminster Abbey
Ticketed for sightseeing, free if you come to a service, and Evensong is sung most weekday afternoons in term. The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries are up in the triforium, which most visitors miss.
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Free
Carnaby Street and the courts
The street itself takes five minutes; Kingly Court behind it takes an afternoon. Three floors of a courtyard with the roof open in summer and closed in winter.
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Exhibitions From £24
Frameless
Four rooms of projected painting, floor to ceiling, under Marble Arch. Permanent rather than a touring show, so there is no rush, and quietest in the first hour of the day.
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Exhibitions Free
Free entry: Kenwood House
A Robert Adam house at the top of the Heath with a Rembrandt self portrait and a Vermeer in it, and no admission charge. The library is the room people stand in longest.
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Talks
Bloomsbury Festival
Bloomsbury Festival's twentieth year: 150 events through October in the squares, churches and colleges around Russell Square.
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Talks
London Month of the Dead 2026
Until 1 Nov
A month of torchlit cemetery tours, catacomb visits and macabre talks, starting with a moonlit walk in West Norwood on Thursday.
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Sport From £4.50
Swimming in the Hampstead mixed pond
Open all year, lifeguarded, and colder than you are expecting from about October. The men's and ladies' ponds keep their own hours and their own rules.
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Exhibitions
Korea at the British Museum
The British Museum's big autumn show, on the Korean peninsula through ceramics, Buddhist sculpture and painting, opens Thursday.
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Theatre £15 to £30
Royal Court Theatre: Blood of my Blood
Until 7 Nov
Blood of my Blood at the Royal Court Theatre. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Theatre £15 to £25
Bush Theatre: The Hungry Ghost, by Mei Leng Yew
The Hungry Ghost, by Mei Leng Yew at the Bush Theatre. The theatre publishes the run and puts the times and prices on the booking page.
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Theatre From £68 Selling fast
Harold Pinter Theatre: The Cherry Orchard
Until 9 Jan 2027
Kristin Scott Thomas is Lyubov Ranevskaya, losing the house and the orchard, in a run to 9 January.
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Theatre £10 to £60
Lyric Hammersmith, Main House: August Wilson’s Fences
August Wilson's Fences at Lyric Hammersmith, Main House. The venue publishes the date and puts the performance time and the price on the booking page.
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Theatre £20 to £45
The Other Palace, Main House: An Oak Tree, by Tim Crouch
Until 15 Nov
An Oak Tree, by Tim Crouch in the Main House at The Other Palace. The theatre publishes the run and the room; the price is on the booking page.
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Comedy £20 to £45
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody
Until 1 Nov
Comedy in the main theatre at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Exhibitions
The 90s: Art and Fashion at Tate Britain
Edward Enninful's 90s: Juergen Teller and Corinne Day beside Westwood, McQueen and Hirst. Opening weekend.
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Theatre £15 to £29
Arcola Theatre, Studio 2: The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France 1940
Until 7 Nov
The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France 1940 at the Arcola Theatre, Studio 2. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Exhibitions £23 to £25
Tim Walker’s Fairyland at the National Portrait Gallery
Five years of Tim Walker portraits of queer trailblazers, open from 1.30pm Friday, and late until nine.
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Talks £5
ESP Live From Soho
Until 2 Dec
A podcast recorded live in the main theatre at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Theatre From £25
The Lives of Others at the Adelphi: Keira Knightley in Robert Icke’s play
Until 9 Jan 2027
Robert Icke's first stage version of the Oscar winning film, with Keira Knightley, Stephen Dillane and Luke Thompson.
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Theatre £12 to £30, pay what you can on some dates
Battersea Arts Centre: Room 13
Until 1 Nov
Room 13 at Battersea Arts Centre. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Seasonal From £19.50
Halloween at Kew: after-dark trail
Until 1 Nov
A lit trail with live actors and the headless horseman. Non-members from 19.50 off peak, and 1 pound on Universal Credit or Pension Credit. Opens 6pm, 4pm from 25 October.
Sunday
1 November-
Film £19.95 to £30.95, concessions from £11.95
Alexandra Palace: Wallace and Gromit with a live brass band
Wallace and Gromit with a live brass band at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Gigs Free
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Crouch End Jazz
A free jazz jam, founded in 1985 and a weekly fixture at the King's Head for more than 40 years.
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Comedy £14.25
Museum of Comedy: New Comedian of the Year 2026 Quarter Final, 4pm
A quarter final of Leicester Square Theatre's New Comedian of the Year: the acts who got through the heats. Age 16+.
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Comedy
City Comedy Club: Sunday night
A drink is included in the ticket, alcoholic or not. Seating is allocated, so you are shown to a seat rather than fighting for one. Doors half an hour before, over 18s, ID checked.
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Gigs From £29.87
EartH Hackney: Almamegretta: Barezzi Way
Almamegretta: Barezzi Way at EartH Hackney, 18:30 to 22:30.
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Gigs From £18.50 Sold out
Electric Ballroom: The Skinner Brothers
The Skinner Brothers play a sold-out headline show.
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Comedy £14.25
Museum of Comedy: New Comedian of the Year 2026 Quarter Final, 7pm
A quarter final of Leicester Square Theatre's New Comedian of the Year: the acts who got through the heats. Age 16+.
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Food and drink £2.50 per person, on the night
Woolwich Works: Sunday Quiz Night with Inquizition
Inquizition's Sunday quiz in the Visitors' Book Cafe: picture, music and mystery voices rounds, £50 to the winners. £2.50 each.
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Cabaret £28 to £55.44
Soho Electric, 7.30pm
Soho Electric, the Phoenix Arts Club's rock cabaret of burlesque, drag and rock, hosted by Vanity Von Glow and Ruby Wednesday, in the basement under the Phoenix Theatre.
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Gigs £20 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Restless
Neo-rockabilly band Restless, formed in 1978 and once regular Klub Foot headliners, in a rare London show.
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Comedy £13.25 to £25.25
The Comedy Store Players: improv on a Sunday
The improv troupe that has held the Sunday night slot for decades, making the show up from audience suggestions. No two performances are the same. Doors an hour before, over 18s.
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Cabaret From £33
The Covenant: Halloween at the Phoenix, 7.30pm
A Halloween show at the Phoenix Arts Club, the low-ceilinged basement under the Phoenix Theatre, on Sunday 1 November at 7.30pm, tickets from £33.
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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Covent Garden: Sunday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Two hundred seats at Arboretum, and doors open a full hour before, so there is time to eat first. Over 18s, ID on the door.
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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus: Sunday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Fifty seats at BOX Piccadilly, about as central as a comedy room gets. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Cabaret From £10
Sing Out, Louise!, 9.30pm
An evening in the basement under the Phoenix Theatre, 9.30pm. The room is low ceilinged and seats a few dozen, so nothing is far from the stage.
Monday
2 November-
Food and drink Free to walk through
Southbank Centre Winter Market
Until 4 Jan 2027
Wooden chalets along the river by the Festival Hall, mostly hot food and mulled wine, and free to walk through. The Southbank Centre has not published its 2026 dates, so ours are expected rather than confirmed.
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Seasonal Free
Oxford Street Christmas lights
Until 6 Jan 2027
The oldest and longest of the displays, nearly a mile from Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road. Early November, date not yet published.
Friday
6 November-
Theatre Free
Sadler’s Wells Theatre: Culture Club
Culture Club at the Sadler's Wells Theatre. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
Tuesday
1 December-
Markets Free
Greenwich Market in December
Until 31 Dec
The covered one, open every day 10am to 5.30pm and shut only on Christmas Day. Craft and antiques from actual traders, and the naval college two minutes away.
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Exhibitions Free
Candlelit evening at Sir John Soane’s Museum
The whole house lit by candle, which is the most atmospheric hour in London and costs nothing. Free but ticketed, and the tickets go within hours of release.
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Gigs £21
Electric Ballroom: Bleech 9:3
Bleech 9:3 headline for Metropolis Music, with special guests.
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Comedy £10
JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus: Tuesday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Fifty seats at BOX Piccadilly, about as central as a comedy room gets. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Gigs From £20
Carols by candlelight at St Martin-in-the-Fields
Until 24 Dec
Carols by candlelight in the church on the corner of Trafalgar Square, sung most evenings through December. The crypt cafe underneath stays open before and after.
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Comedy £10
JK Comedy Club Soho: Tuesday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Sixty seats above the Spice of Life, two minutes from Leicester Square. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
Wednesday
2 December-
Comedy £11.25
Museum of Comedy: Not Just a Game Show
An 80s TV game show parody from the makers of Sh!t-faced Shakespeare, with the audience as the contestants. Age 16+.
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Gigs £17.24 plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Gwenifer Raymond
Gwenifer Raymond plays her finger-picked Welsh Primitive guitar, drawn from Mississippi blues and John Fahey.
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Comedy £10
JK Comedy Club Covent Garden: Wednesday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Two hundred seats at Arboretum, and doors open a full hour before, so there is time to eat first. Over 18s, ID on the door.
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Gigs £12
Ronnie Scott’s: Late Late Show with Mark Kavuma’s Banger Factory
Mark Kavuma's Banger Factory in the main room, doors 23:15 and on until three. Tickets from the club's own page.
Thursday
3 December-
Seasonal From £25.50
Christmas at Kew: adults only evening
New for 2026: the light trail with no children on it, on Wednesday 3 December. Same route and same last entry times by gate, and only two of these evenings all season.
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Seasonal Free
The Trafalgar Square Christmas tree
Until 6 Jan 2027
Given by Norway every year since 1947 in thanks for the war, lit with vertical strings of plain white bulbs in the Norwegian way. Carols are sung under it most evenings in December.
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Gigs From £18.54
EartH Hackney: 50 Years of The Last Waltz
50 Years of The Last Waltz at EartH Hackney, 18:00 to 22:00.
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Theatre £13.50 to £15.50, concessions from £10.50
Alexandra Palace: Cinderella On Ice
Until 6 Dec
Cinderella On Ice at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Leicester Square: Thursday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Fifty one seats in the Grosvenor Casino, a minute from Piccadilly Circus. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Comedy £16.25
Museum of Comedy: Not Just a Game Show
An 80s TV game show parody from the makers of Sh!t-faced Shakespeare, with the audience as the contestants. Age 16+.
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Comedy £13.25 to £30.25
The Comedy Store: Christmas Best in Stand Up
The Christmas run of the club's flagship bill, five stand ups over about two hours with an interval. Doors an hour before. Over 18s only and ID if you look under 25.
Friday
1 January-
Seasonal Free
New Year’s Day Parade
Ten thousand performers from Piccadilly down to Parliament Square, free to watch from the pavement. Grandstand seats are ticketed; standing anywhere along the route is not.
Thursday
7 January-
Comedy £6 advance, £8 on the door
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Comedy Try Out Night
Up to 16 acts, newcomers and working comics alike, each testing new material in a five-minute slot; bill to be announced.
Saturday
9 January-
Clubs £25
Electric Ballroom: Inbetween Days
A new all-day indie festival of tributes to The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, James and Pet Shop Boys, with DJs all day.
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Comedy £16 advance, £19 on the door
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Comedy Cabaret
Gordon Southern and Eugene Dusauzay are the first names on a mixed circuit bill; the compere is still to be announced.
Monday
11 January-
Comedy £11.25 to £16.25
Old Rope at the Comedy Store: new material night
The new material night, on the second Monday of the month, hosted by Tiff Stevenson. Comics try things that have never been said out loud, holding a piece of rope. Over 18s.
Thursday
14 January-
Comedy £6 advance, £8 on the door
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Comedy Try Out Night
Kathryn Mather hosts up to 16 acts trying new material in five-minute slots, with the acts still to be announced.
Friday
15 January-
Theatre £12 to £39
Arcola Theatre, Studio 1: Incident at Vichy, by Arthur Miller
Until 20 Feb
Incident at Vichy, by Arthur Miller at the Arcola Theatre, Studio 1. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Gigs £29.50
Electric Ballroom: Catch Your Breath
Catch Your Breath headline, with Ocean Sleeper and Elijah as special guests.
Saturday
16 January-
Comedy £16 advance, £19 on the door
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Comedy Cabaret
Dom Latour is the first act named for this mixed circuit bill, with the compere still to be announced.
Tuesday
19 January-
Seasonal Free
Winter Lights at Canary Wharf
Until 30 Jan
Two weeks of commissioned light installations across the estate, free and outdoors, in the part of January when there is otherwise nothing at all. Quietest on a weeknight.
Thursday
21 January-
Theatre £15 to £25
Bush Theatre: Ripples, by Tafadzwa Muchenje and Rosie MacPherson
Until 27 Feb
Ripples, by Tafadzwa Muchenje and Rosie MacPherson at the Bush Theatre. The theatre publishes the run and puts the times and prices on the booking page.
Friday
22 January
Saturday
23 January-
Gigs £25
Electric Ballroom: London Calling play The Clash
Clash tribute London Calling on their Should I Stay or Should I Go tour, playing the hits and fan favourites.
Monday
25 January-
Comedy From £12
King Gong at the Comedy Store: the brutal open mic
Thirty comics try to last five minutes while the audience decides when they are done. Last Monday of the month, from £12. It is as brutal as it sounds. Over 18s.
Tuesday
26 January-
Gigs £22 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Tuesday Blues: Aynsley Lister
Aynsley Lister plays the 100 Club's blues series.
Thursday
28 January-
Gigs £21
Electric Ballroom: unpeople (we are unpeople tour)
The we are unpeople tour, headlined by unpeople, with special guests in support.
Friday
29 January-
Gigs £30
Electric Ballroom: Sylosis & Whitechapel
Sylosis and Whitechapel co-headline, with 200 Stab Wounds and Tribal Gaze as special guests.
Saturday
30 JanuaryTuesday
2 FebruaryThursday
4 February-
Gigs £23.50
Electric Ballroom: Melrose Avenue
Melrose Avenue headline, with Arankai and Call Me Amour in support.
Friday
5 February-
Gigs £27.50
Electric Ballroom: The Specials Ltd
The Specials Ltd, an eight-piece tribute to The Specials, play Gangsters, Rat Race, Too Much Too Young and more.
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Gigs £26 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Bywater Call
Toronto seven-piece Bywater Call bring Southern soul, roots rock, horns and the voice of Meghan Parnell.
Saturday
6 February-
Gigs £25 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Remembering Bob Marley
Earl 16 and the One Drop All Stars play Bob Marley's songs on what would have been his 82nd birthday.
Sunday
7 February-
Food and drink Free
Chinese New Year in Chinatown
The largest celebration outside Asia: lion dances through Gerrard Street, the parade up to Trafalgar Square and stages on the square itself. Free, and packed from midday.
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Seasonal Free
Chinese New Year parade and stage, Trafalgar Square
The parade leaves Charing Cross Road around midday and the square runs performances into the afternoon. Best watched from the north terrace rather than in the crowd.
Thursday
11 February-
Gigs £19 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: The Allman Brothers Project
The Allman Brothers Project play a show promoted by Solid Entertainments.
Friday
12 February-
Theatre £10 to £45
Bush Theatre: Insane Asylum Seekers, by Laith Elzubaidi
Until 20 Mar
Insane Asylum Seekers, by Laith Elzubaidi at the Bush Theatre. The theatre publishes the run and puts the times and prices on the booking page.
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Gigs £16 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Hung Like Hanratty
A rock show from Hung Like Hanratty, the only act named on the bill.
Wednesday
17 February-
Theatre £20 to £29
Arcola Theatre, Studio 2: The Reckoning
Until 27 Feb
The Reckoning at the Arcola Theatre, Studio 2. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Gigs £25.27 including booking fee
The 100 Club: Danielle Nicole
Grammy-nominated singer and bassist Danielle Nicole, back with Fireflies, her most personal album yet.
Thursday
18 February-
Exhibitions Free
London Fashion Week: the City Wide Celebration
Until 22 Feb
Free public talks, late openings and launches in London shops for fashion week. February 2027 dates are ours until the BFC publishes.
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Free
Fashion week window displays, Regent Street
Until 22 Feb
Fashion week windows along Regent Street, free from the pavement. The February 2027 dates are ours until the organisers publish them.
Friday
19 FebruarySaturday
20 February-
Gigs £28.50
Electric Ballroom: MONO “Snowdrop” World Tour (Part 1)
MONO on the first part of their Snowdrop world tour, with special guests.
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Gigs £22.50 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse
Beaux Gris Gris and the Apocalypse play an early-evening show promoted by Solid Entertainments.