London Events In July 2026: Activities & Things To Do

Like your booze bottomless and your jackets denim? Get on over to Trapeze for the 90's VS 00's Bottomless Brunch.

DJs will be behind the decks spinning all the tunes you know and love from the last two decades, while the resident ringmasters leads the charge with epic singalongs, lip battles and dance offs. Tickets start from just £43.94 and include 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco, beer and cocktails.

Your mid-summer social calendar just got a major upgrade. The Sisters Of House Summer Terrace Party drops right into the peak of the season on Saturday the 18th of July 2026.

Running from 4pm sharp all the way through until midnight, this essential July event offers an eight-hour marathon of sun-kissed outdoor entertainment. Beat the mid-summer rush and secure your tier tickets early to guarantee your spot at London's definitive mid-July open-air party.

Hop aboard a hand‑built 17th‑century pirate ship in the heart of London's Fitzrovia this July for an unforgettable adventure. As candles flicker, the Games Master takes the helm to transport you to the forgotten town of Morr Hollow.

Together with your team, you'll navigate cursed waters, strike uneasy bargains with undead quartermasters and face a fiery finale. Grab your tickets and a welcome glass of grog from just £25.

Head over to Queen of Hoxton this month where KIKI is back with more drag and cabaret delights. Catch some talented queens doing the most to keep you entertained, including lip-syncs, live dancers and death drops. 

If you're after a lively night out, head to O'Neill's Wardour Street for Musical Bingo. Instead of the usual numbered calls, you'll hear songs, with every round themed around a decade, a genre or a whacky topic.

Gagging for a day of drinking and dancing in the sunshine? Garage Brunch is hosting a series of epic events at secret London locations. Expect unlimited cocktails, tasty food and epic DJs blasting out dirty bass lines complemented by live performances and dance-offs.

Grab five of your closest comrades for Urban Missions, a thrilling immersive outdoor game around London. Add a dash of adrenaline to your July in London by racing against the clock to solve problems, decoding riddles and averting crisis.

Get on down to Glaziers Hall to celebrate the world's best sugar-cane spirits and the people who make them. At Rum Show 2026, you'll taste your way through tipples from more than 50 exhibitors. 

With over 300 rums on offer, you can sample the likes of Appleton Estate, Foursquare, La Maison Velier, Mount Gay, Plantaray and many more. Tickets are just £46.13 and include a free cocktail and tasting glass.

This July, indulge in the ultimate throwback event in London - we're talking acid-wash denim, Jason Donovan hits and mullets galore. The 90's Brunch will be keeping you on your toes with its free-flowing fizz, party games and vast array of nostalgic-themed entertainment. 

To spice things up this July, look no further than going for bottomless brunch or a few games of multi-sensory bingo at Hijingo. Inspired by Tokyo Nights, this cool venue gives you the chance to win plenty of prizes while tucking into street food and killer cocktails.

Looking for a fun, outdoor event? King's Cross is set to welcome the Bar Rioja Festival this month, offering a celebration of contemporary Rioja wines. Hosted in an attractive Victorian courtyard that's shared with Camino, the event will see winemakers providing tastings throughout the day.

Fancy throwing it back to the old school? Get on over to The F*cking Fabulous Brunch 2026 to do just that.

With DJs behind the decks all afternoon, you can bust a move to the very best house, old-school classics, funky house, and disco tunes. To fuel up your dancing feet, there's a two-course feast and 60 minutes of unlimited beer, wine, prosecco and cocktails up for grabs.

Dabbers was the first contemporary UK venue bringing the humble game of bingo to brand-new heights, transforming it into the 21st century hit we know and love today; featuring an array of themes, music, comedians, glorious prizes, show-stopping performers and hidden tricks aplenty in the City of London.

Whether you pick a side in #TeamEven versus #TeamOdd, head to pick 'n' mix bingo where a variety of different formats (including musical bingo) roll into one, or choose a bottomless bingo brunch session, there's so much fun to be had.

Bringing you some of the best events in London in July, The Reggae Brunch has you covered for cocktails, food and epic tunes. Beginning with an hour of bottomless rum punch and a two-course Caribbean meal, the party will soon move to the dancefloor where a DJ will be spinning some of the freshest tracks.

July in London is packed with big-ticket events, but few deliver quite the same all-in-one appeal as this. Madison Lates Presents: Eran Hersh ticks all the boxes: a headline DJ, a central location, and a rooftop setting that feels tailor-made for summer nights.

With its mix of music, views and high-energy atmosphere, it stands out as one of those events that captures the essence of London in July.

Need July plans? Now you got 'em with The Murdér Express - an immersive dining experience. Get ready to solve the mystery at Pedley Street Station, all while sinking your teeth into a three-course menu in your train carriage.

Every Saturday, The Old Queens Head is transformed into North London's smoothest daytime party. The Slow Jams Bottomless Brunch packs in everything from banging tunes to free-flowing booze.

As you make your way through 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, mimosas and rum punch, you'll groove to the likes of Aaliyah, Nelly, Ashanti, Usher and Destiny's Child. To keep you on your feet as the afternoon unfolds, there's all kinds of tastily topped NYC-style pizza up for grabs.

A unique experience brought to you by the minds behind Alcotraz, Avora and Moonshine Saloon, Hexmoor is the world's first immersive wizarding prison. Here, you'll be given official jumpsuits and thrown into a cell with dark arts magicians, who you'll work with to escape.

Expect three world-class cocktails throughout your time here, as well as plenty of photo opportunities thanks to the stunning set design and magical special effects. Plus, you can even stop by Wilbott's Wand Shop for your very own, custom-made wand.

Spice up your July plans with House Of Burlesque, the unique group that's bringing this art form to everyone. Whether you're after a quirky date idea or a fun night out with your mates, then check out their events in Covent Garden.

Every Saturday, their speakeasy-style shows will dazzle you with some of the UK's top burlesque artists. They also host a variety of other events, such as Overture - an immersive, dazzling spectacle for July and August 2026.

Freight Brixton is bringing out the big guns this summer. One of the UK's most influential DJs, Greg Wilson, is getting behind the decks for an extra special day session. 

Starting out at just 15, Greg went on to shape the UK's club culture in the late '70s and early '80s, holding influential residencies at Wigan Pier and Legend, where he helped pioneer the electro-funk sound. Grab your tickets for just £5.50 to witness a masterclass in groove, spanning electro, funk, soul, and beyond, delivered by one of the UK's most respected selectors.

This July, it's a pick of two different events from masters of luxury Theo Randall at The Intercontinental Park Lane. Choose between a cooking class with the award-winning chef himself, which is followed by a four-course meal, or a wine dinner from a top producer that includes authentic Venetian food.

If you fancy a hearty feed this July, get on over to Slice-O-Mania. As they compete for the crown at the UK Pizza Championships, over 20 traders will serve up slices for just £3 a pop.

They'll be DJs, dancing, eating competitions and a main stage packed with entertainment. The UK Cocktail Championship is in town too, with a free tasting area and creative concoctions for only a tenner.

Don't miss out on Ginger's Big Drag Bottomless Brunch, taking place at Balls Brothers Austin Friars every Saturday. Not only will you enjoy sassy, hilarious entertainment from Ms Ginger Phlappage herself and her talented squad, complete with challenges, games and more, but there will also be a tasty two-course meal and 90 minutes of bottomless drinks in it for you.

Backyard Comedy Club is adding some lols to your July as it joins forces with some of the best up-and-comers and well-known names in the industry to bring you a barrel of hilarious nights. Alongside regular Thursday and Friday shows, there'll also be a special event with Sara Pascoe.

When it comes to darts, Flight Club are connoisseurs at bringing the party. Rally your mates for their Brunch Social and spend your weekend scoring bullseyes whilst dancing to a summer playlist, swigging from bottles of prosecco and nibbling on bottomless pizza.

It might not come straight to mind when you're thinking of the best things to do in July, but Camden Town Brewery's tour is a great shout for beer lovers. You'll learn a few fun facts, get a look at how your pints are made and even get to enjoy some of the freshest sips.

Shake and shimmy your way through July with Supa Dupa Fly's fun and raucous RnB brunch events. What to expect? Outdoor parties on sunny terraces complete with all your favourite classics from the 90s-2015 - think Usher, Beyonce and more. There will also be delicious food, ice-cold pints and fun cocktails available.

Remember when Marie Kondo spoke about sparking joy? Ballie Ballerson listened. One of the most unique experiences in the city, the big kids playground in Shoreditch is the ultimate spot to indulge in fruity cocktails whilst dipping in and out of London's largest ball-pit.

Got a super sweet tooth? Luckily for you, The Chocolate Cocktail Club has set up shop permanently in London and serves over 20 chocolate cocktails on the menu, featuring flavours like mint, salted caramel, and Toblerone. This summer, they're hosting events like Chocolate Afternoon Tea and Cocktail Making, where you can dive into delectable treats, learn the tricks of the trade and whip up two delicious chocolatey concoctions. Yum.

One of the best art classes in London this July, this unusual life-drawing session is turning out the lights and letting you draw in UV. Whether you're logging on to their virtual events or pitching up for a socially distant drawing session, this quirky offering is set to unleash you creativity this month.

The sound of the summer is in full swing at Soul Supper Fridays. In the beautiful One Ninety Four London Mayfair, you'll get on down to the tunes that shaped American music history.

We're talking all the magic of Motown, from Marvin Gaye and Temptations to Four Tops and Supremes. To fuel up your dancing feet, there's a two-course meal and free glass of fizz up for grabs.

Get involved in one of London's best events this July, as Hip Hop Brunch takes up residency at a top secret location. Enjoy an hour of bottomless tipples before belting out some bangers or watching as others attempt to rap their way through.

This July, take a trip into the seedy underworld of the criminal system at London's only prison-inspired cocktail experience. Hidden in Shoreditch, Alcotraz will task you to sneak in contraband spirits past guards and prying inmates. 

With plenty of locations in London, Sounds Familiar Music Quiz are giving you something to sing about. With over 100 killer tunes, fun games and delish drinks, it's a great shout for team-building events and solo activities.

West End Musical Brunch is adding a little razzle-dazzle to your Saturday. Starting with an hour of unlimited drinks and a two-course meal, the theatreland lovers will treat you to five hours of your favourite numbers performed by stars from the industry.

Wing Fest transforms London Stadium into an epic poultry eating arena this July. Expect thumping music, beer, bourbon and tons of finger-licking chicken.

There's axe throwing, a splash zone and all kinds of entertainment to keep you going between bites. Tickets start from just £27.50 and include a Wing Fest signature trucker hat.

To dress up in your finest glitzy and glamorous glad rags this July, check out The Candlelight Club. Not only do these Gatsby-like 1920s parties feature live entertainment and jazz, but also the chance to enjoy multi-course meals alongside the party.

Trapeze Bar has a lineup of fun-packed events for July. Whether it's bottomless Thursdays with free-flowing cocktails and unlimited wings for 90 minutes or a 90s-themed bottomless brunch touting top-notch tunes, this Great Eastern Street spot won't fail to impress. 

Taking place in Hoxton, Camden and beyond, Live Band Karaoke is a great shout for an evening out. Enjoy singing your heart out while reading the lyrics on the screen. You'll get to choose from over 350 songs while quenching your thirst with delish cocktails.

Summer, summer, summertime... Is there anything better to do in the warmer months than hop aboard a party boat? This wicked knees-up from Silent Sounds is gonna be absolutely amazing, complete with all the best hip hop, pop and RnB tunes blaring through your headphones.

Admire stunning views of the city as you journey down the river, taking advantage of the two bars on board while you're at it. Nab tickets for as little as £27.50 per person, with the option to add on entry to the afterparty at Ballie Ballerson - with a 40% discount on their usual price.

Step off the streets of East London and into the Wild West with Moonshine Saloon's immersive event. Don your cowboy gear and prepare for a night of liquor smuggling, card games and potent drinks made by some of the greatest bartenders around.

Get on down to London's biggest country boat party - on the Dixie Queen. With the lights turned down and the neon glow turned up, you'll head out on an unforgettable journey from Butler's Wharf toward Greenwich, soaking in the breathtaking London cityscape lit up against the night sky.

To keep you entertained along the way, there's live music, country DJs and a packed dancefloor. Grab your tickets from just £22.

Do something a little different this summer and challenge your friends at this award-winning baking experience. Unleash your competitive cooking streak, with a 90 minute window to whip up the perfect bake using ingredients, tools and tips provided to avoid any kitchen distasters.

One of the most iconic locations in London, Sky Garden is packed with events in July. Whether you fancy a live music night complete with drinks, the chance to nab breakfast, the opportunity to watch the sun rise, or an early morning yoga session while taking in the views from the top of 20 Fenchurch Street (also known as the Walkie-Talkie), the venue promises a fun time in a lush setting.

The sun is shining and the vibes are right at the Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch. Expect bottomless booze, banging BBQ and the biggest beats.

Across five epic hours, you'll groove to hip hop, RnB and afrobeats anthems performed by the incredible Re:Imagined Orchestra and spun by top tier DJs. Tickets to this epic afternoon start from just £16.50.

Spend a summer night in the stunning Rivoli Ballroom. One of the last remaining 1950s ballrooms is throwing it back with Rouges 70's & 80's Disco and Funk nights. Expect non-stop hits from across the decades and a night packed with nostalgia.

DJ Kobayashi will be behind the decks until 2am to keep the dancefloor full and the vibes right. Tickets to these epic events start from just £17.60.

If you're after something a little different then look no further than Agency Unknown. The party pros are adding a comedy element to your night out with a number of brilliantly bizarre events that'll see you competitively twerking, lip-syncing and letting your hair down.

One of our top picks for July, the London Boat Party – THE ORIGINAL is back for some non-stop fun. This 4-hour-long cruise will be home to a mouthwatering buffet, live tunes spun by a DJ, alongside breathtaking scenes of the city's most famous landmarks. Need we say more?

Running every Saturday from 2pm, BAM Karaoke Box's brunches turn your weekend up to 11. Each week is a different theme, from boy bands and 90s to hip hop and musicals. 

As well as live entertainment and DJs, there's two hours of private karaoke, 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco and a choice of brunch dishes curated by celebrity chef Sabrina Gidda. Grab your tickets from just £39 per person.

Riverside East will host The Country BBQ Festival this summer on the 4th of July, providing a dedicated space for fans of country music and Texas-style smoky meats. Entry is exceptionally reasonable, with early tickets priced at £5.50 per person and final release at £11.

The schedule includes crowd favourites like line dancing and bucking broncos, creating an ideal setting for a casual date or a group hangout. Secure your tickets now to experience this open-air celebration right in the heart of East London.

Always fancied yourself as the star of the show? Get on over to Dabbers City for the Comedy Caller Contest 2026.

At this epic laugh-out-loud event, quick-witted contestants take the mic to call the numbers, crack bingo lingo jokes and compete to be crowned Dabbers' ultimate Comedy Caller. Grab your tickets to join the fun from just £11 - and bag a welcome cocktail for your troubles.

Searching for fun summer events during July? Head to The Exhibit in Balham for an epic lineup - we're talking poetry open mic nights, quiz nights, socials, drinks launches and so much more. Need we say more?

You'll find Albert's Schloss in the heart of the West End, themed around Bavarian beer halls. Not only can you sling back pints of Europe's finest beer here, but there's also a menu full of tasty German eats and a lineup of live entertainment every single day of the week. They host live music from 4 until 7pm every weekday, alongside cabaret shows, piano performances, Saturday night DJ sets and Sunday roasts paired with music to end the week.

Do summer Southern-style at Lil' Nashville. Bringing honky tonk to the heart of London, this place serves up epic entertainment with its traditional cookin' and creative cocktails.

The regular Big Nash Bash packs in live music, US line dancing teams, brilliant BBQ and plenty more. Tickets to a yeehawin' good time start from just £27.50.

The Rosemary Branch Theatre is here to upgrade your boring ol' July plans. Head along to this Shepperton Road venue for a cool lineup of shows, spanning from comedy nights to plays in the award-winning upstairs function room. Hungry? They have a crackin' menu for that.

Don your lab coat this July and unleash your inner Victorian scientist at Mr Fogg's Cocktail Experiments. This Mayfair venue will be home to fabulous pharmacists who will help you make your very own colour-changing cocktails, on top of providing some magical entertainment.

Everyone's favourite summer pop-up, Everyman Screen On The Canal is back in King's Cross for this year. The huge outdoor screen is completely free to watch, with comfy sofas to relax on in the sunshine.

They're showing a whole load of classic films, from Black Panther to Wicked and The Princess Bride. What's more, you can have juicy burgers and hotdogs delivered to your seat, with drinks available from the bar.

Reimagining the masterpieces we know and love, Frameless is an immersive art exhibition that brings classic works to life. Across four different rooms, you'll experience a multi-sensory exploration of art.

Take each gallery at your own pace, admiring the work of Van Goh, Rembrandt, Monet and so many more. Plus, there's a cafe bar on-site.

As part of their epic 10th anniversary celebrations, BAO has partnered with premium experiential rewards platform Yonder to present one of July's most exciting foodie events: Battle of the BAO. This high-energy cooking competition pits current and former BAO chefs against one another in a fierce culinary showdown, each crafting their own creative spin on the signature BAO. The stakes are high - the winner walks away with a £10,000 cash prize and a permanent spot for their creation on the BAO Soho menu.

The lineup is packed with star talent from London's vibrant food scene. Competing chefs include Anaïs Ca Dao van Manen, author and founder of Yeshi; Ed McIlroy, the mind behind The Plimsoll, Four Legs, and Tollington's; Phil Wood, head chef at Saltine; Shane Mummery from Bubala; independent chef Patxi Andres Schmid; Songsoo Kim of Super 8; and Glen Leeson, co-founder of The Tamil Prince, The Tamil Crown, and Tamila.