London with Kids Summer 2025 Guide

School’s out FOREVER… well, until Sixth Form if you’re one of the teens who completed GCSEs in June, like my 16 year old. This weekend, it’s officially summer holidays and the Babes About Town London with Kids Summer 2025 guide is STACKED with activities for all ages. From family theatre to immersive experiences, outdoor fun and street parties (Notting Hill Carnival – whoop whoop), you are spoilt for choice. Let’s hope the weather holds out through August. Have an excellent summer!

London with Kids Summer 2025 Guide

FREE FAMILY SCIENCE EXHIBITION IN LONDON!

Mimi’s Tiny Adventure, at Institute of Physics, 37 Caledonian Road, N1 9BU (King’s Cross St Pancras tube/rail)
What’s the smallest thing you can think of? An insect? A microbe? An atom? Discover a miniverse of tiny adventures at the Institute of Physics’ free summer exhibition, ideal for families with children aged 6-11 (younger and older ones welcome). Get hands-on with fun physics experiments for all the family, be creative with arts and crafts activities, and meet our wonderful physicists to find out how some of the smallest things in the universe can make a big difference in our lives. 

This FREE exhibition is open every weekday from 10am to 4pm (until 29 August, excluding 25 August). Find out more
 

BABES CHOICE

The Boy With Wings at Polka Theatre, 240 The Broadway, Wimbledon, SW19 1SB (South Wimbledon tube)
Wings? Check. Impossible mission? Check. Hero mode activated? You know it. Adapted by Arvind Ethan David from Sir Lenny Henry’s comic tale, this exciting show sees Tunde and his bunch of mates off to save the galaxy. It’s a story of friendship and inclusion for ages 7-12 and families. Various shows at 11am & 2.30pm (Wed-Sun); from £10 + £2.50 booking fee (until Aug 16)

UNIQLO Tate Play: Monster Chetwynd: Thunder, Crackle and Magic at Tate Modern, Bankside, SE1 9TG (Southwark tube)
Enter the Turbine Hall and explore Monster Chetwynd’s new theatrical installation Thunder, Crackle and Magic. From an excerpt of Bergman’s The Magic Flute opera to becoming part of the production, this playfully interactive experience includes costumed performers, three vibrant ‘sets’, and handmade puppets ready to come to life. Mischief and magic for all ages. 10.30am-6pm daily (last entry 5.15pm); FREE (Jul 19-Aug 25)

Oaklore at Kew Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 3AE (Kew Gardens tube/Kew Bridge rail, overground)
Step into an outdoor wonderland with the playful and anarchic collective of Oak-Keepers. You’ll encounter strange characters, hear terrific tales, battle lightning with mighty acorns, and parade as proud oaktivists! Enchanting making, crafting and playtime led by Wild Rumpus (Just So Festival). All ages, best for 7-11. 10am-5pm; included with admission: adult tickets from £22/child 4-15yrs from £6/family tickets from £29/under 4s FREE (Jul 26-Aug 31)

Little Angel Theatre Children’s Puppet Festival, 14 Dagmar Passage, N1 2DN (Highbury & Islington tube/overground, Angel tube)
Catch shows by puppeteers from the UK and around the world + family workshops, fun days and community events. See sing-a-long Shoe Baby; original musical Tales From The Lighthouse; marionette puppetry and jazz-inspired music in The Pigeon and the Peacock; a fresh spin on African folk tales in The Tortoise and the Firefly; Escape from the Bubble Tub; Edinburgh Fringe Festival hit The Listies Make You LOL; The Elves and the Shoemaker; and Hickory Dickory Dock. Multibuy offer: get 10% off for 2 shows or 20% off for 3 or more shows. Various times, dates and prices; check age guidance for performances (Aug 8-31)

Summer Time at South Bank Centre, Belvedere Rd, SE1 8XX (Waterloo/Embankment tube/rail)
There are few greater spots to be than London’s South Bank at summer, with the riverside views, roof garden, street food market, skateboarders, Jeppe Hein’s Appearing Room splash fountains, and free pop-up activities. This summer you can also join FUN DMC’s 10th birthday daytime block party, rollerskating workshops, LEGO dance workshops, and a Grief Rave! All ages (check individual events for guidance). Various dates, times and prices (until Aug 31)

Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs at Lightroom King’s Cross, 12 Lewis Cubitt Square, N1C 4DY (King’s Cross St Pancras tube/rail)
Enter a 360 panorama of CGI dinosaurs projected onto giant screens, showing scenes from Apple TV+’s Emmy Award-nominated series Prehistoric Planet. Track the history of these creatures of legend across treacherous terrains and multiple timelines. A jaw-dropping, multi-sensory and educational experience with narration by Damian Lewis and never-seen-before footage. All ages. 10am-4.30pm (50 minute timed shows, you’re welcome to stay longer); adult from £25/child 3-18 from £15/under 3s FREE before 6pm (until Nov 2)

SPECIAL EVENTS + ATTRACTIONS

Henry VIII’s Joust at Hampton Court Palace, East Molesley KT8 9AU (Hampton Court rail)
The knights of the realm face each other on horseback at this annual event, where even King Henry VIII has a go. You can also enjoy falconry displays, stalls, the Maze and the Magic Garden. Jousts 11am, 1.30pm & 4pm; falconry 12.30pm & 3pm (Sat-Sun); free with palace admission: adult ages 16+ from £28-£30.90/child 5-15 £14-£15.50/under 5s & members FREE. (Jul 19-20)

Hyper Japan Festival at Olympia London, Hammersmith Rd, W14 8UX (Kensington Olympia tube/overground)
Take a trip to Tokyo via Olympia London at the UK’s biggest festival dedicated to all things Japan. Enjoy three days of gaming, food, tech, live music, fashion, manga and anime. All ages. 12pm-8pm (Fri), 10am-8pm (Sat) & 10am-5pm (Sun); general day tickets £24-£36, 2 day pass £60, 3 day pass £69/carers and children under 11 FREE but require ticket (Jul 19-21)

Night Voyage on The Golden Hinde, St Mary Overie Dock, Cathedral Street, Borough SE1 9DE (London Bridge tube/rail)
Fancy a sleepover on Sir Francis Drake’s ship? Hop onto the life-size replica for this exciting night with storytelling, hands-on activities and immersive role play. Best for ages 5-10 and adult (no kids without adults or vice versa). 5pm-9am; adult/child £49pp (Aug 23)

BBC Proms: CBeebies Prom – A Magical Bedtime Story at Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, SW7 2AP (South Kensington tube)
Visit BBC Proms for a special kid-friendly session as CBeebies hosts its Bedtime Stories with a special guest. This sweet orchestral event for smaller ones promises music and laughs for the whole family. It’s a relaxed affair with chill out areas for anyone who needs quiet time before or after the show. 11.30am doors, 12.30pm start; £12.20-£30.56 (Aug 25)

Buckingham Palace Summer Opening, Westminster, SW1A 1AA (Victoria/Hyde Park/Green Park/St James Park/Charing Cross tube; Victoria/Charing Cross rail)
Peek inside the majestic State Rooms and gawp at some of the immense wealth built on empire and colonialism (useful conversations to have with the kids).  All ages. Summer Opening tours 9.30am-7.30pm (Jul-Aug, last admission 5.30pm) & 9.30am-6.30pm (Sep-Oct, last admission 4.30pm); adult from £32/youth 18-24 £20.50/child 5-17 £16/under 5s FREE (until Sep 28)

The Big Bakes, multiple locations
Kids cooking up trouble at home? Why not try this hands-on baking experience, perfect for semi-pros and total newbies. Bake in pairs, get expert guidance at a fully equipped baking stations, and make your own tasty treat e.g. a Giant Ice Lolly Cake! Choose South London (Tooting) or East London (Haggerston). All ages welcome. Kids under 5 are free with 2 paying ticket holders, ages 6-13 require adult baking supervision, ages 14-17 need to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Various time slots from 10.15am and prices from £47.90pp (ongoing)

FAMILY FRIENDLY MUSEUMS + EXHIBITIONS

Gianni Versace Retrospective at Arches London Bridge, 8 Bermondsey St, SE1 2ER (London Bridge tube/rail)
Iconic looks as seen on Princess Di, Kate Moss, Elton John, Naomi Campbell and others are just part of the 450+ vintage Versace pieces in this exhibition. It’s the largest UK retrospective ever staged, showcasing fashion, accessories, original runway footage, and interviews. Timed slots 10am-4pm; adult £26.75/child under 16 £28.75/under 5s FREE (from Jul 16)

Hip Hop – Living a Dream at Saatchi Gallery (Galleries 3 & 4), Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, SW3 4RY (Sloane Square tube)
From Snoop Dogg to Lil Wayne, Missy Elliott to Mos Def, this photographic exhibition documents hip hop through the canny vision of renowned photographers Jamel Shabazz, Joseph Rodriguez, and Gregory Bojorquez. Get an inside look at the people behind the music that shaped global culture. All ages. 10am-6pm (last entry 5.20pm); FREE  (Jul 31-Sep 11)

The Robot Zoo at Horniman Museum and Gardens, 100 London Road, SE23 3PQ (Forest Hill overground)
See animals reanimated with machine parts and other gadgets at this popular exhibition. Learn why chameleons change colour, how bats use their radar and more. All ages. 10am-5.30pm; adult from £9.75/child from £6.50/family from £19.50/under 3s FREE (until Nov 2)

Power Up at Science Museum (Basement Gallery, Level -1), Exhibition Road, South Kensington, SW7 2DD (South Kensington tube)
Play on 160 consoles from 5 decades of gaming. There’s Pac Man, Pong, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, VR headsets and more! Ages 5+ (all ages welcome). Best for ages 5+. Daily 10am-5.30pm; day passes from £12/annual £18/family discounts available/under 4s FREE (ongoing)

Pirates at National Maritime Museum, Romney Road, Greenwich SE10 9NF (Cutty Sark DLR, Greenwich rail)
Aaarrgh! From heroes to brutes, pirates have captured the imagination through books, movies and oral histories. This swashbuckling exhibition lifts the cloaks of the likes of Captain Hook, Jack Sparrow and Long John Silver. Ages 7+. 10am-5pm daily; adult £15/child £7.50 (until Jan 4)

Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth? at Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7 5BD (South Kensington tube)
Is the truth out there? Explore an out of this world exhibition where you can handle a piece of Mars, take a selfie with a 4.567 billion year old Allende meteorite or bite the Moon. All ages, best for life forms aged 8+. 10am-4.30pm daily; adult from £14-£16.50/child 4-17 £7-£8.25/under 4s FREE (until Feb 22, 2026)

IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES

The Legend of the Titanic, Dock X, Unit 1 Canada Water, Surrey Quays Rd, SE16 2XU (Canada Water tube/overground, Surrey Quays overground)
Stroll through history at this immersive journey onto the famous ship, using VR, 360º projections and Metaverse Experience to bring its story to life. Discover its grandeur and artefacts as you walk the decks of the 3,000 sqm Titanic Experience, as well as the stark social contrasts that marked its legacy. All ages (Metaverse and VR experience recommended for ages 5+), under 15s must be accompanied by adult 18+. Timed entries from 9am-6.45pm (Mon-Sat) & 9am-6pm (Sun); adult from £24/child from £16/under 4s FREE (Jul 25-Nov 2)

 Triwizard Tournament at WB Studio Tour, Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, Aerodrome Way, Leavesden, Hertfordshire, WD25 7GS (Watford Junction rail)
Fly to the Harry Potter studio tour and discover the magic that brought the Triwizard Tournament to the big screen. This exciting new display marks 20 years since Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. All ages welcome. Open daily: first bus 9.20am, first tour 9.30am/last tour begins 4pm, last bus/studio closes 8pm; adult from £56/child from £45/family £180/under 4s or carers FREE but require tickets. Pre-booking essential. (until Sep 8)

Minecraft Experience, Corner Corner, Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, Canada Water, Maritime Street, SE16 7LL (Canada Water tube/overground)
Mine, battle and craft with AR at this exciting immersive world built specially for Minecraft fans. Every player gets a limited-edition half-zombie, half-villager cape! All ages, kids aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18+. 9am-6pm daily; from adult £24/child £20/premium Obsidian package £54/ages 0-2 FREE (until Sep 28)

Jurassic World: The Experience at NEON, Battersea Power Station, 2 Circus Road East, SW11 8DQ (Battersea Power Station tube)
Meet dinosaurs face to face at this interactive experience across 10 immersive zones. Kids will be thrilled to encounter Velociraptors, Gyrospheres, Brachiosauri, and the great Tyrannosaurus Rex. All ages. 10am-8pm (Fri-Sat & half term/holidays), 10am-5pm (Mon-Thu), 10am-6pm (Sun); adult from £32.95/child £25.95/under 3s FREE (until Sep 30)

The Paddington Bear Experience at Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7PB (Waterloo/Charing Cross tube/rail, Westminster tube)
Join the cuddly Peruvian bear on this immersive day out, from the Brown’s home to a Marmalade Day Festival. This family friendly activity blends video, live acts and multi-sensory experiences e.g. train carriage rides, a trip to Peru, marmalade sandwiches, gift shop, and photo ops! Best for ages 4+. Entry times 10am-3.30pm (Mon-Fri & Sun), 10am-4.45pm (Sat); adult £39-£49/child £29-£39/under 2s FREE (ongoing)

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

The Lost Kingdom: Where Dinosaurs Come to Life, Beddington Park, Church Rd, Wallington SM6 7BW (Hackbridge rail)
Walk through grasslands and woodlands and get up close with roaring, snarling, hissing dinosaurs in the bushes and trees. This interactive installation of 50 life-sized animatronic beasts from the Jurassic, Triassic, Cretaceous eras has robotic dinos waving tails, arms and more! 10am-6pm (closed Jul 30 & Aug 6); adult £14.50-£16/child £12.50-£14/family £50-£56 (Jul 25-Aug 10)

The Peter Rabbit Adventure at Hampton Court Palace, East Molesley KT8 9AU (Hampton Court rail)
Hop, skip and jump with Peter and friends at this interactive trail through the palace gardens.  Solve riddles set by Squirrel Nutkins, help Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle with her washing, or assist with the mending of the Tailor of Gloucester’s coat. You can meet Peter Rabbit in the Kitchen Garden Pavilion daily (10:30 – 10:50, 11:30 – 12:00, 12:30 – 13:00, 14:30 – 15:00 and 15:30 – 16:00). All ages, best for 3+. 10am-4pm; free with palace admission: adult ages 16+ from £28-£30.90/child 5-15 £14-£15.50/under 5s & members FREE  (Jul 25-Sep 7)

Heritage Rides on the Epping Ongar Railway, from Ongar station CM5 9AB or North Weald station CM16 6BT (via Epping tube)
All aboard a heritage steam or diesel train through Epping Forest. Over the holidays, you might meet special guest Paddington (Aug 9)! All ages welcome. Trains depart at various times Fris/Sats/Suns and Bank Holidays in August from 9.40am; adult standard £22.50/child £12.50/babe-in-arms FREE (Jul 19-Sep 7)

Hobbledown Hullabaloo, Hobbledown Heath, Staines Road, Hounslow, TW14 0HH (Hounslow Central rail)
Come for the summertime Hullabaloo at one of London’s biggest play arenas. It boasts 4 themed villages, acres of woodland and meadow, towers, tunnels, farm animals, games and family activities. Best for ages 2-13. 9am-6pm; from adult or child £12.50, under 2s FREE (from Jul 21-Sep 2)

Join the Zoo Crew at London Zoo, Regent’s Park NW1 4RY (Regent’s Park/Camden Town tube)
This summer, young explorers are invited to join the London Zoo Crew! There’ll be costumes and role play, animal feeding and conservation tips. Complete challenges and graduate as one of the Zoo Crew! All ages. 10am-6pm (last entry 5pm until Sep 1); adult entry tickets from £29.70 (off peak)-£36.30 (weekend/peak)/child £20.80 (off peak)-£23.90 (weekend/peak)/under 3s FREE (Jul 25-Sep 1)

FAMILY THEATRE

Theatre on Kew at Kew Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 3AE (Kew Gardens tube/Kew Bridge rail, overground)
Theatre on Kew is back with 2 daytime shows: Alice in Wonderland (11am & 2.30pm Wed, Fri & Sat; 11am Thu & Sun), or The Dream Fairies: Adventure to Bubble Land (10.30am & 2pm Wed, Fri & Sat; 10.30am Thu & Sun). Or watch Shakespeare under the stars with Macbeth (7.30pm Tue-Sun). All ages, tickets include entry to Kew Gardens. Daytime shows on select dates: adult £18.90 (member)-£23.75/child £13.90 (member)-£17.90. Evening shows on select dates: adult from £39, preview from £24.90 (Jul 18-Aug 31)

The Smeds and the Smoos at Lyric Theatre, 29 Shaftesbury Ave, London, W1D 7ES (Piccadilly Circus tube)
The terrific Tall Stories are back with another Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler adaptation. It’s an intergalactic tale of young love across family divisions. Will the Smeds and the Smoos ever see eye to eye? Music, giggles and fun for ages 3+. Various dates and times from 10.15am; from £10 (Jul 18-Sep 7)

Kids Do Soho: Mario the Maker Magician at Underbelly Boulevard Soho, 6 Walker’s Court, W1F 0BT (Piccadilly Circus tube)
Mario the Maker Magician is back by popular demand for an hour-long session of robot magic fun. Fresh off the likes of Sesame Street and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Mario’s sure to keep little ones and grown ups entertained. Ages 3+. 12pm & 3pm; from £16/babies under 2 FREE (Jul 26-27)

The Wizard of Oz at Chelsea Physic Garden, 66 Royal Hospital Road, SW3 4HS (Sloane Square tube)
Tumble along the yellow brick road in a spellbinding outdoor show where YOU become part of the adventure! Join Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin-Man and Lion on an unforgettable quest full of games, riddles, songs and mischief! All ages. 10:00am, 10:20am, 10:40am, 11:00am, 11:20am, 11:40am; adult £25/child £18/babies under 18 months FREE — all tickets include garden entry (Aug 12-17) 

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Rosebery Avenue, EC1R 4TN (Angel tube)
Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter will whisk you away into an enchanted world where they’ll face larger than life characters and learn the importance of sacrifice, courage and love. Blending puppetry, music and storytelling, this performance will cast a spell on ages 6+. 7pm (Tue-Sat) & 2pm (Thu, Sat & Sun); from £15 (Aug 20-Sep 7)

Open Air Theatre Season at Regent’s Park, Queen Mary’s Garden within Regent’s Park, NW1 4NU (Baker St tube)
Watch theatre outdoors at this inviting venue. This summer’s family friendly shows are book adaptation Noughts & Crosses (until Jul 26); classic musical Brigadoon (Aug 2-Sep 20); and The Enormous Crocodile (Aug 15-Sep 7). Various ages, times and prices for shows. (until Sep 20)

SUMMERTIME SCENES

Royal Docks Summer Splash at Royal Victoria Dock, E16 1AG (Royal Victoria Dock DLR)
Get a taste of the seaside in east London at this giant lido (shallow end for young ones). Kick back in deckchairs and enjoy live entertainment, plus family workshops and Swim Safe sessions (various timings). All ages, kids under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. 11am-5pm daily (last entry 4.30pm); FREE (Jul 25-Aug 17)

Everyman on the Canal at Granary Square, King’s Cross, N1C 4BH (King’s Cross St Pancras tube/rail)
Settle on the steps by the canal against a colourful backdrop (designed by Yinka Ilori) and catch new and classic movies screened daily (e.g. Coco, Black Panther, The Wild Robot, Wicked, Singing in the Rain, The Lion King etc). Food and drink on offer too. All ages (check films for age guidance). 12pm, 2.30pm, 5pm & 7.30pm; FREE but booking/early arrivals advised (until Aug 17)

Costa Del Croydon at Centrale & Whitgift Shopping Centre, Centrale Multi-storey Car Park, 21 North End, Croydon CR0 1XT (East Croydon/West Croydon rail)
Head to the Costa del Croydon for another summer of sunshine, sand and free family fun. Activities include beach huts, sandcastles, rides, street food, toddler pool, splash zone and stalls. 11.30am-3pm & 3.30pm-7.30pm daily; FREE, walk-ins and pre-booking available (Aug 1-31)

Walthamstow on Sea at Big Penny Social, 1 Priestley Way, E17 6AL (Blackhorse Rd overground)
Sink your toes in the sand at this British seaside pop-up featuring penny sweets and postcards, soft serve ice cream, deck chairs, draft beer and fish and chips! Beach huts available to hire (extra charge). Two hour slots at 12.15pm, 1.15pm, 2.30pm & 3.30pm; £4 entry for everyone ages 6 months+ (until Sep 7)

Family Swim at London Fields Lido, London Fields West Side, Hackney E8 3EU (London Fields rail/Hackney Central overground)
Dive in at this uber cool London lido. Be sure to book ahead as it gets super busy in the heat. It’s a year-round heated pool with sun deck and sunbathing area, cafe on site. All ages welcome. 6.30am-9pm; adult £5/child £2.95, discounts for members (ongoing)

If you prefer an open-air, unheated experience, check out Parliament Hill Lido 

FESTIVALS AND PARTIES

All Points East Festival, Victoria Park (Crown Gate), Grove Road, Bow, E3 5TB (Mile End/Bethnal Green tube)
Another brilliant lineup for East London’s music festival. Live acts include: Cleo Soul, Sault, Chase and Status, Barry Can’t Swim, The Maccabees, Raye, Tyla, Chronixx and dozens more! For free family activities, visit All Points East In the NBHD (see below). All ages, restrictions for some shows (check ahead), under 16s must be accompanied by an adult at all times. 12pm-late (last entry 8.30pm) – various ticket prices (Aug 15-24)

Greenwich + Docklands International Festival, multiple locations around Greenwich
The free festival of outdoor arts and theatre is back for another colourful two weeks. Don’t miss the Greenwich Fair and of course there are loads of pop-up performances, family trails, installations, stalls, workshops and more. Check out the 2025 programme HERE. All ages unless otherwise stated (check ahead). Various times and performances, FREE (Aug 22-Sep 6)

History of Hip Hop at Riverside Terrace, Belvedere Rd, Southbank Centre SE1 8XX (Waterloo/Embankment tube/rail)
Wind down the summer with the Doctors Orders on a rip-roaring tour through 50 years of hip hop. Travel through its soul and funk beginnings through to UK house, jungle, garage and grime. All ages, under 12s must be accompanied by a grownup. 3pm-around 7pm; FREE  (Aug 25)

Notting Hill Carnival, Notting Hill and surrounding areas (Westbourne Park tube exit only, see TFL web site closer to date for transport advice)
Europe’s biggest street party is pure vibes and it’s back for another Bank Holiday weekend. We’re not sure if it’s going to survive past 2025 so do come out for the floats, costumes, steel bands, sound systems, street food, and of course dancing! Sunday is Children’s Day and a bit calmer for those with young kids. All ages. From around 9.30am daily, FREE (Aug 24-25)

All Points East in the Neighbourhood, Victoria Park (Crown Gate), Grove Road, Bow, E3 5TB (Mile End/Bethnal Green tube)
The free 4 day extravaganza that’s tied to the All Points East festival offers a mix of family entertainment, live music, tennis, screenings, theatre, stalls and more. All ages welcome. 12pm-9.30pm (Tue) & 10.30am-9.30pm (Wed & Thu); FREE (dates tbc)

WE ALSO LIKE

• Sculpture in the City, around London (Jul 16-Spring 2026)
• 101 Dalmatians the Musical at Hammersmith Eventim Apollo (Jul 18-Aug 30)
• Alice in Wonderland at Marylebone Theatre (Jul 19-Aug 31)
• Soho Village Fete in St Anne’s Gardens, W1 (Jul 20)
• Lord Mayor’s Hot Air Balloon Regatta, City of London (standby dates Jul 20 & 27)
• Kids Week: free child tickets for West End shows! (Jul 21-Aug 31)
• Noisy Book Club: Brave Summer Club – FREE resilience programme for families (from Jul 24)
• The 3 Musketeers and The Elves and the Shoemaker at Greenwich Theatre, SE10 (Jul 24-Aug 24 & Jul 30-Aug 24)
• Summer of Sport at Vinegar Yard, SE1 (until Jul 26)
• Vauxhall City Farm Family Farm Day in Covent Garden (Jul 28)
• Holiday Workshops at Foundling Museum, WC2 (Jul 29-Aug 1)
• I See You Like This exhibition at Unicorn Theatre, SE1 (until Jul 31)
  Fly-Kid Family Rave at Pop Brixton (Aug 10)
• I Want My Hat Back trilogy at Polka Theatre, South Wimbledon (until Aug 10)
• Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style at Design Museum, W8 6AG (until Aug 17)
• Summer by the River at The Scoop, London Bridge City (until Aug 31)
  Yoshimoto Nara exhibition at Hayward Gallery, South Bank (until Aug 31)
• Horrible Histories Boat Tours: Terrible Thames, Tower Bridge Quay, E1 (until Sep 3)
• Club Pétanque at King’s Cross, N1C (until Sep 14)
• Summer of Sport at Hackney Bridge (until Sep 27)
  Summer Screens at Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf (until Sep 27)
• The King’s Cross Dinosaur Trail, N1C 4DY (until Sep 30)
• Setlist (riverside bar, dining and entertainment) at Somerset House (ongoing)

Want More?!

Ice Cream Crawl: find the best London gelato
11 tips for a heatwave in the city
My 15 year old’s guide to London for teenagers
My 15 year old’s guide to free attractions in London

**NB: Please note that all event timings and prices are subject to change/cancellation at short notice, so always check ahead with the venue before making a trip!**