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Is Halloween your thing? Some throw themselves into the theatre of the occasion more than others. No matter if you're planning your spooky-kooky outfit as we speak or searching high and low to avoid the creature carnage like the plague, we have hundreds of London Halloween events for you to choose from.
There are more events being added each day, so keep checking back for all the best Halloween events in London.
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Latest news from around London
Whether it's the latest tour hitting the city or a brand new club opening, our comprehensive news section has a plethora of up to date information on everything going down in your local haunt.
Oasis reportedly planning major UK and European tour for 2027
Reports suggest the Britpop legends could be gearing up for another huge run of shows, with rumours of a Knebworth return and an extended Manchester homecoming residency already exciting fans.
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South East Asian food and culture festival returning to London in September
The free-to-enter fest boasts street food, cooking classes, dance, DJ sets, comedy, dress parades, a market, and more.
Magners' Share The Craic sees five rising comics one step away from a funded Fringe debut
Tim Biglowe, Adam Jones, Murph, Catriona Paterson and Ashlee Bentley will compete for a funded Edinburgh Fringe residency at Underbelly’s Wee Coo
The UK's first all-inclusive kids festival, We Are Family, returns in 2026
We Are Family Festival returns to Beckenham this September with Toploader, RaverTots, unlimited rides, character parades and all-inclusive family entertainment.
The world's first Museum of Youth Culture is now open in London
From mods and punks to ravers, goths and grime pioneers, the world's first Museum of Youth Culture opens in London over the weekend, featuring a 30-year collection spanning generations of British subculture.
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