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London events calendar: verified dates and ongoing exhibitions

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LIVING LONDON CALENDAR

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What is included

The calendar prioritises significant public London events with a clear organiser, date range and official information page.

It is intentionally selective.

Choose your month

See the recently checked programme, then leave room for a walk, a meal or an indoor alternative.

London’s annual dates, without the guesswork

Compare the annual calendar ↗. A confirmed edition date is not a ticket or a performance time.

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How verification works

Dates and access notes are checked against the organiser.

Individual sessions, venues and capacity can still change, so the official listing remains decisive.

Expired-event policy

After an event ends, LONNOW removes it from Today, Tonight and Weekend surfaces.

A useful annual guide may remain indexed with the completed date clearly stated and a route to the next official edition.

Build a resilient plan

Anchor the day with one timed event, add nearby flexible stops and check TfL before travel.

For the year-end celebration, New Year’s Eve in London explains the decisions to make before choosing an event, including the ticket, location and late return.

Read date ranges precisely

A festival running for a week does not mean every event happens daily.

Open the individual session, confirm its venue and time zone, and check whether the ticket covers one performance or the wider programme.

Use the calendar as a decision tool

Filter first by date, price and area, then compare interest and travel.

A smaller local event can be the stronger choice when a headline booking creates two hours of extra movement.

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