What’s On This September In London
September brings the tail end of summer into a golden autumn shift across London. The city settles into a lively rhythm with The city settles into a lively rhythm with energetic sports fixtures, live music evenings, and thought-provoking exhibitions. It is an ideal season to catch a movie night near historic landmarks and gather for a leisurely weekend brunch while the days are still warm.
Join the World Record Attempt – Most People in a CPR Relay
Take Part in a World Record Attempt
22 – 23 September
Cardiovascular disease is responsible for a quarter of all deaths in the UK. Fewer than 1 in 10 people survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: that’s one person dying every three minutes.
If CPR is performed within two minutes by a bystander, the chance of survival increases by 81%, with a 95% higher chance of surviving without significant brain damage compared to no CPR.
This September, join Central London Alliance’s CPR Relay – a world record attempt to train and involve 4,000 participants as they raise awareness of a vital lifesaving skill.
Location: Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Hospitality at 100 Minories, EC3N 1JY
Register your spot here.
Movie Night, Pizza & a World Record Attempt
22 September from 8:30pm
Watch Spider-Man: No Way Home at one of London’s best roof top venues, enjoy some pizza and be part of a world record attempt.
Join Central London Alliance for a special movie night with breath-taking views of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. Indulge in some pizza and seize the chance to take part in Central London Alliance’s world record attempt for the most people participating in a CPR relay.
As part of your Movie Night registration, you’ll receive free registration to take part in the World Record attempt together with CPR training, giving you the skills and confidence to perform this vital lifesaving technique.
Doors open at 8:30pm, grab the best seats and some pizza.
Spider-Man Movie begins at 9:00pm at The Skyline London.
Join the world record attempt at 11:00pm.
Book your spot here.
Music, Art, and History
Panel Discussion: Does my head look BIG in this? The Art of Portrait Caricature.
24 September, 6:30 – 7:30pm
The Cartoon Museum hosts a panel discussion tied to its current exhibition, Does My Head Look BIG in This? The Art of Portrait Caricature. Museum Director Beth Bryan chairs a conversation with exhibiting artists Dave Brown, Nicola Jennings, and Wilfrid Wood, exploring what sets caricature apart as an art form, how they navigate subjects’ reactions, and whether caricature shapes or simply reflects public opinion. Audience questions welcome. Book ahead.
Location: 63 Wells Street, London, W1A 3AE
Book your spot here.
The Ivy Presents: Cool Britannia
Available throughout September
Join for a celebration of the music, creativity and cultural confidence that defined 1996. In 1996, Britain moved to the sound of Britpop. Fashion was fearless, art challenged convention and a new generation of creative talent captured the world’s attention. At the centre of London’s cultural scene was The Ivy West Street, welcoming the artists, actors, musicians and personalities shaping the moment.
Location: The Ivy Victoria Brasserie, Victoria Street, Victoria
Timings are Sunday 11:00am – 4:00pm and Monday to Friday, 11:30am – 4:45pm.
For more information and to book visit here.
A dangerous calling: 500 years of Tyndale’s New Testament’ at St Paul’s Cathedral
Until February 2027
Join Canada to mark 500 years since the publication of one of the smallest yet most dangerous books in English history. This is your chance to see the 500-year-old first edition on a Treasures tour, and discover how this once forbidden text gave ordinary people ‘from princes to ploughboys’ the chance to read the word of God for themselves. Then head to the Cathedral floor to flick through the digitised pages of the copy yourself, and watch a short film presented by Ruth Goodman about the incredible story behind this book in the Crypt.
Location: St Paul’s Cathedral
For more information and to book visit here.
Sports and Wellness
Panna Football at the Crescent
Until 17 September, 8:00am to 8:45pm
World Cup energy has arrived. This month, join London Sports Festival as the Crescent becomes your pitch for friendly 1v1’s and social gatherings.
Known for its fast-paced style, close control and street football culture, panna football transforms the Crescent in Tower Hill into a lively destination for sport, entertainment and community participation, inviting workers, residents and visitors to test their skills and Play Their Part. It’s open to absolutely everyone, bring your trainers and your enthusiasm.
Location: The Crescent, EC3N 1JY at Tower Suites.
Book your spot here.
Padel at Hay’s Galleria
Until 18 October, available Saturdays and Sundays
Workers, residents and visitors, enjoy a 33% discount on your Hay’s Galleria padel session when booking between a slot from 6:00am – 8:00am on either Saturday or Sunday. This special weekend morning offer is now available, and trust us, it’s worth setting the alarm for. The court is the ideal venue for friendly matches and social gatherings. It is indoors, with lights and accessible for wheelchair users. Prices are already applied.
Location: Hay’s Galleria at 1 Battle Bridge Lane, SE1 2HD
Book your spot here.
Padel at Tower Hill Terrace
Until 25 October, 8:00am – 8:45pm
If you haven’t yet experienced Padel at Tower Hill Terrace, now is your chance. This stunning outdoor court, right in front of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. Designed to welcome players of every ability, the court is fully wheelchair accessible with lighting to ensure a great experience after dark.
Location: Tower Hill Terrace, EC3N 4EE
Book your spot here.
Workshops and Activities
Official F1 Arcade Madrid Watch Party
13 September, 1:00 – 4:00pm
Watch every Grand Prix™ live on huge TV screens with commentary and an adrenaline-filled atmosphere. Enjoy unlimited sim racing before the pros go on the real track, as well as competitions, quizzes for prizes, and after the chequered flag, DJs will keep the party going
Location: One New Change, Canada
For more information and to book visit here.
Using Comics to Create Tabletop Roleplaying Games
19 September, 2:00 – 4:00pm
During this workshop, Daniel Locke and David Blandy explore how comics creators can branch into the fast-growing world of tabletop roleplay. With shows like Stranger Things and the global success of Critical Role pushing them into the mainstream, this talk looks at the natural interaction between comics and roleplaying.
Location: 63 Wells Street, London, W1A 3AE
Book your spot here.
BAM Karaoke Box’s Country Brunch
26 September, 2:00 – 5:30pm
Saddle up, grab your cowboy boots and dust off your best hat, Country Brunch is riding into BAM Karaoke Box on 26 September – denim, fringe, cowboy hats and back-to-back country anthems. From the queen herself Dolly Parton to Shania Twain, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert and plenty more, expect feel-good singalongs, boot-stomping hits and choruses that are made to be sung loud.
Location: BAM Karaoke Box, Victoria Street, Victoria
For more information and to book visit here.