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Christmas events in London don’t get much better than this. You can glide across the Thames on a festive boat party, dance to great music and take in the vast skyline on open-air viewing platforms. If you’re after something a little more relaxed, soak up the sounds of acclaimed classical music ensembles performing cosy Christmas classics in idyllic churches. Or, maybe you’re a clubbing enthusiast. If so, why not venture out to one of the city’s best-loved venues to hear the biggest beats, basslines and DJs from genres like garage, drum and bass, or house? You’ll also find rip-roaring Christmas bingo events, foot-tapping ska parties, country and western events, nostalgic club nights celebrating the best of the noughties and festive fiestas across the city. Plans for the festive season are limitless, and you can be sure that the best London Christmas events are right here on Skiddle.
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