Featured Events in London in July, 2025 (July Updated)

The best & ONLY DESI SINGLES Picnic which has rave reviews. Our first Singles picnic in 2017 had around 20 people come. The last 2 years it was around 100. Any essential updates will be shared in the WhatsApp Community which you can join here - https://chat.whatsapp.com/DFG1nfQ1FhFJGFPAz5ZQqM ConnectAsian's run of singles events continues. With summer approaching so quickly, this will be the perfect way to meet new singles and in such a relaxed and safe way! Open to all members of ConnectAsian and SINGLE Friends who are from the South Asian Community. For all ages 25+ and is about getting yourself out there, meeting other singles in the most fun, vibrant and positive way! Book now to secure your spot! Remember to bring: Food & Drink Blankets Games And Yourselves! (Dogs / Fur-babies welcome - to be kept on lead in some areas of Regents Park) OPEN TO ALL AGES 25+! Time: 1pm Date: Saturday 26th July 2025 Location: Regents Park. Meeting point be announced to ticket purchasers only and I'll be switching on location on my phone to make finding the group easy. Dress: Summer Chill. Can't wait to see you in person for some Single Summer Vibes. * Note on the weather. We can't promise the Sunshine, but we can promise, no matter the weather, we'll bring the fun back to dating. If however the weather is forecast to be particularely bad, there is a slight chance of rescheduling. - We haven't had to reschedule any yet. An Indian & South Asian SINGLES Summer Picnic **Pictures and videos will be taken at the event. We do this to continue to attract more new faces to our singles events... and we do this FOR YOU! By attending you agree to allow your pictures and videos to be taken and shared. If you don't wish to be in any pictures or videos, DUCK! Information Source: ConnectAsian - AmitS | eventbrite

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Explore accurate London E-Prix sporting information and times for 26th July, as well as links for Motorsport news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The London E-Prix is a highly-anticipated motorsport racing event that takes place in the heart of the UK capital. Hosted at the iconic ExCeL London, the event sees top teams and drivers from the Formula E Championship compete in a thrilling all-electric race. The circuit is 2.25km long and features 23 turns, providing an adrenaline-fueled challenge for all drivers. Fans can expect to see some of the biggest names in motorsport, such as Lucas di Grassi and Stoffel Vandoorne, battle it out on the track. With its stunning waterfront location and buzzing atmosphere, the London E-Prix is an unmissable event for motorsport enthusiasts. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Welcome to the 19th Edition of Nelas Academy Awards 2025! Join us for a night full of glamour, excitement, and celebration as we honor the best in the film industry. The event will take place at Camberwell Road, so mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable evening. Don't miss out on this opportunity to mingle with your favorite stars and witness the magic of cinema come to life. Get your red carpet attire ready and prepare for a night to remember! Information Source: NELAS ACADEMY AWARDS LIMITED | eventbrite

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Welcome to the 2025 Musical Theatre Summer School! Join us at Goldsmiths, University of London for a week filled with singing, dancing, and acting! This weeklong practice-based Musical Theatre course is suitable for young people aged 8 to 16 who have an interest in dance, singing, performing, or Musical Theatre. The summer course is led by industry professionals and front-line West End practitioners, giving an understanding of international Musical Theatre techniques, and helping the students to realise their own potential in the field. Students will work on a self-chosen song and be given a piece by the tutors which is best suited to their individual talents. On the final day of classes, there will be rehearsal and performances at The Albany Theatre to showcase everything they have learnt to the audience, giving a real taste of live performance at a professional venue. The Summer School takes place on the 20th-27th July 2025 for the first group and 27th July – 3rd August 2025 for the second group (available through our other eventbrite events). The classes will take place on a general 9am to 5pm schedule, with activities and sightseeing planned in the evenings and weekend. Once you have booked a place, you will receive a course package with information detailing the weeks activities. Each class has a limited space of 25 students, if the class is fully booked, we unfortunately cannot accept any further bookings. Please contact mtcamp@gold.ac.uk for any questions or additional information. Information Source: Goldsmiths Confucius Institute for Dance and Performance, University of London | eventbrite

SheFights: is a one-day seminar made by women who fight — for women who fight. Join BJJ World Champion Ffion Davies, Muay Thai World Champ Hannah Brady, and The Female Fight Nutritionist Lindsey Rhatigan for an immersive day of high-level coaching, practical training, and powerful connection. What is included: Expert talks around: Performance nutrition, the menstrual cycle, making weight and body image in martial arts. A grappling class lead by Ffion Davies A striking class lead by Hannah Brady A panel discussion & Q&A with the athletes and speakers at the end of the day Whether you’re a hobbyist or competitor, this is your space to level up your fight game, dial in your nutrition, and connect with other driven women in combat sports. 📍 London 📅 Sunday, July 27th 💥 Open to female martial artists of all levels Information Source: Female Fight Nutritionist | eventbrite

WHAT IS THE EVENT ABOUT? Following on from the success of our 2024 London and Manchester Fashion Ecommerce Summits, TFN together with our sister network, The Ecommerce Club are bringing this event to you again for 2025! Join us for a full day conference style event designed to share insights, inspire and to encourage business networking. In Partnership with DPD , Zachary Daniels , Worldpay , Dream Agility , Shoosmiths & DeliveryApp . HOW TO REGISTER? Brands & Retailers: £49.46 incl. £4.46 Fee Vendors: £107.96 incl. £8.96 Fee FREE to all brands and retailers who are members of The Fashion Network FREE to all brands and retailers who are members of The Ecommerce Club FREE to the clients of any of our event partners & sponsors If you think you qualify for a FREE ticket please email Mia on editor@thefashionnetwork.co.uk WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This session is tailored for fashion, luxury and FMCG ecommerce, marketing, design and operational professionals. Academics working in these areas and vendors who provide support services are also welcome. PROPOSED AREAS OF LEARNING: Pricing and Promotions Strategies Inventory Management Delivering a Seamless Omnichannel Experience Dealing With Supply Chain Disruptions Personalisation at Scale Producing High-Quality Product Content & Imagery Reverse Logistics & The Returns Conundrum Customer Loyalty in a Competitive Market Understanding Data for Easy Decision-Making Sustainability v Profitability Mobile Commerce Optimisation Optimising Site Performance and UX Cross Border Commerce & Multiple Marketplaces Privacy and Data Security Regulations Adapting to New Technology Social Commerce and Partner Marketing Cart Abandonment Strategies CRM Strategies Keeping Up with Fast-Changing Trends and Customer Preferences Images from July's Fashion Ecommerce Summit in London Video of one of our previous summits Information Source: The Fashion Network | eventbrite

With the hottest headliners and music legends both past and present, this is the ultimate festival experience that you do not want to miss!

Bringing together art from across Tate’s Collection, this exhibition highlights the connection between environmental and social justice, inviting us to reimagine our relationships with the natural world and each other. Artists Outi Pieski, Abbas Akhavan, Bruce Conner, Zheng Bo, Gauri Gill & Rajesh Vangad, Edgar Calel and Carolina Caycedo feature, as well as a new commission by Abbas Zahedi. Through their work, these artists honor Indigenous knowledge, nurture queer multispecies relations and document issues such as displacement and destruction of land and waterways.

Explore the forgotten story of Indian Army soldiers who camped at Hampton Court Palace in the early 20th century, through a new exhibition of previously unseen objects, photographs, film and personal stories.

For centuries, portraiture has played a vital role in shaping the public’s perception of the Royal Family. This exhibition charts the evolution of royal portrait photography from the 1920s to the present day, bringing together photographic prints, proofs and documents from the Royal Collection and the Royal Archives. Discover works from the most celebrated royal photographers, from Cecil Beaton and Dorothy Wilding to Annie Leibovitz and Rankin. Explore some of the close relationships between royal sitters and photographers, seen most clearly through the lens of Antony Armstrong-Jones (later Lord Snowdon), who married Princess Margaret in 1960.

See the first UK exhibition of Mexico’s much-loved artist, José María Velasco.Velasco, working in Mexico in the 19th century, was a man of many interests. He was fascinated by advances in geology, the archaeology of his home country, the study of local flora, and the increasing presence of industrialisation. He painted the sweeping landscapes of the Valley of Mexico, the home of modern-day Mexico City, with exquisite detail. His impressive panoramic views of the valley reveal allusions to Mexico's historic past and its rapidly modernising present.Velasco was keenly aware of his country’s industrialisation, capturing expanding train lines and factories alongside botanically accurate studies of plants. His scientific eye inspired his art, and his love of geology is clear to see in his detailed depictions of rocks and volcanoes. This exhibition, the first-ever dedicated to a Latin American artist at the National Gallery, marks the 200th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Mexico and the UK. And it celebrates Velasco’s place among the great 19th-century landscape painters.

Ed Atkins is best known for his computer-generated videos and animations. Repurposing contemporary technologies in unexpected ways, his work traces the dwindling gap between the digital world and human feeling. He borrows techniques from literature, cinema, video games, music and theatre to examine the relationship between reality, realism and fiction. This career-spanning exhibition features moving image works from the last 15 years alongside writing, paintings, embroideries and drawings. Together, they pit a weightless digital life against the physical world of heft, craft and touch. Atkins uses his own experiences, feelings and body as models to explore themes of intimacy, love and loss. For Atkins, the exhibition represents a reimagining of the messy, unravelling realities of life.

Showcasing the remarkable versatility and lasting influence of William Morris’s designs in popular culture, both in Britain and abroad. William Morris (1834-96) has gone viral. Today, we find his infinitely-reproduced botanical patterns on shower curtains, phone cases, on film and TV, and in all corners of our homes, dentist waiting rooms and shopping centres. One of our greatest designers, Morris argued that beautiful objects could only be created through a responsible and close relationship with the natural world and enjoyable, creative working conditions. These principles continue to influence subsequent generations of designers, makers and consumers today. Morris Mania will explore a complicated legacy. Over 125 years since his death, Morris’s work continues to grow in popularity. His patterns are now affordable, well-loved and available to people across the globe, something he failed to achieve in his lifetime. However, this has been achieved in the context of mass-production, computer-generated design, global capitalism and environmental crisis. Morris Mania will consider the ongoing impact of Britain’s most iconic designer in our increasingly cluttered and commodified world.

On this 25th anniversary of the incorporation and trademarking of the Belmacz name comes The Protagonist, a refractive group show – the exhibitionary embodiment of what the composite word alludes to. (‘Bel’ from de Maupassant’s Bel Ami, ‘ma’ an abbreviation of the Latin maximus, and the letter combination of ‘cz’ found in Slavic languages).

In our culture preoccupied with outward appearances, Dianne Minnicucci explores how vulnerability and discomfort in front of the camera can become acts of self-discovery and collaboration. She embraces the unease of being photographed – where to look, how to position the body – allowing these moments of uncertainty to shape this new series of portraits of herself and her young son.

Autograph is developing the first comprehensive exhibition of Eileen Perrier’s work. Since the 1990s, Perrier’s work has challenged the conventions of portraiture, reimagining the tropes of 19th-century European and contemporary African studio portraiture. Created with and within communities, her photography has evolved into a form of social engagement, acknowledging the profound value of being seen.

Enter the captivating world of leading contemporary artist Do Ho Suh. Korean-born, London-based artist Do Ho Suh invites visitors to explore his large-scale installations, sculptures, videos and drawings in this major survey exhibition. Is home a place, a feeling, or an idea? Suh asks timely questions about the enigma of home, identity and how we move through and inhabit the world around us. With immersive artworks exploring belonging, collectivity and individuality, connection and disconnection, Suh examines the intricate relationship between architecture, space, the body, and the memories and the moments that make us who we are. Wander through the passages and thresholds of Suh's renowned fabric architectures. Discover his early installations, delicate works on paper and videos. Move across Seoul, New York and London through his life-sized replicas of past and present homes. Encounter sculptures that explore the tradition of monuments. Experience the breadth and depth of Suh’s inventive and unique practice over the last three decades, including new and site-specific works on display for the first time.

Curated by Shanay Jhaveri, the exhibition will feature major Giacometti works from the Giacometti Foundation, which will rotate with works by three contemporary artists for three months each—Barba will be the first of three exhibitions. Albert Giacometti (1901-1966) was one of the most important European sculptors of the twentieth century. His work, in response to the pain and destruction caused by World War II, offered new perspectives on human nature and the collective psyche. It is the exploration of these timeless and existential questions that forms the connection between the three living artists and Giacometti in this exhibition.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents Maison Démountable, one of Jean Prouvé’s models of the 6×6 house from 1944, which will be a permanent installation in Ladbroke Hall’s Garden. At the end of World War II, Ateliers Jean Prouvé was commissioned to build 800 temporary houses of 6×6 meters to be used in Lorraine and the Franche-Comté. Designers used this construction boom as an opportunity to experiment with new materials like metal and concrete, as well as to explore industrialised modes of production. These innovations were applied with the goal of improving the lives of the people interacting with them and the 6×6 house exemplifies Prouvé’s participation within this humanist design movement.

Discover works from the Museo Jumex, Mexico City, in a new collaboration with the SLG.This group exhibition in the Fire Station will share a curated selection of works from the international collection of Museo Jumex. Featured works bring together installation, sculpture, video, and photography by sixteen artists from around the world. Participating artists include Ana Pellicer and Tania Pérez Córdova from Mexico, Salla Tykkä from Finland, and Wilfredo Prieto from Cuba.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents new work by the Dutch designer Maarten Baas, whose practice integrates conceptual art, installation and performance. Building on his research into beauty and imperfection, the artist produces thought-provoking sculptures that explore subjects related to childhood, nature, freedom and time.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery presents an exhibition exploring the fusion of sculpture and jewellery in the practice of Sylvain Rieu-Piquet, where organic forms seamlessly merge with the human body. The Paris-based designer’s new Chimaera series is displayed alongside his Imagined Nature collection, both of which feature works that epitomise nature enhanced by heightened emotional responses.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery London presents Reflections, a show of work by the acclaimed British designer Paul Cocksedge. Illustrating the evolution of his imaginative and unorthodox practice, the exhibited pieces range from Cocksedge’s earlier work to his most recent, including new additions to the Slump series, all embodying his skill and precision with reflection, mass, materiality and light. Coinciding with the release of a new monograph, published by Phadion, dedicated to the designer, this display showcases key moments in Cocksedge’s career as it has unfolded in London over the past 12 years.

October Gallery presents a solo exhibition by Aubrey Williams, comprising a selection of significant paintings, spanning the decades between the 1960s and 1980s. This exhibition explores Williams’ painterly techniques, investigating his highly individual approach. His intense works draw from a broad range of influential artists, particularly Arshile Gorky, one of the precursors of Abstract Expressionism and Wifredo Lam, who references African motifs and Afro-Caribbean culture; as well as the abstracted, energetic excitement of the New York School.

Presenting Vas Florum: Resina Botanica, a new exhibition of work by Marcin Rusak, the multidisciplinary artist and designer known for using flowers and other organic matter to explore themes related to decomposition, preservation and the passage of time. Featuring new pieces that continue Rusak’s explorations of coffee tables, and vases as functional contemporary artworks, the exhibition is a tribute to the evocative power of plants to encapsulate memories of people and places.

Thomas Dane Gallery presents an exhibition of American artist Paul Thek (b. 1933, Brooklyn, New York, d. 1988, Manhattan, New York) curated by Kenny Schachter and Jonathan Anderson, featuring paintings, works on paper and a previously unseen notebook of sketches and writings. Spanning three decades of the artist’s career, this is the first exhibition of Thek’s work in the UK for over a decade, and the first in the UK to focus on the artist’s painting practice.

Bluerider ART London•Mayfair presents “The Weight of Lightness – A Paper Art Trio Exhibition,” featuring three internationally acclaimed artists who transform paper into profound artistic expressions: Cao Jigang (China, b. 1955), Angela Glajcar (Germany, b. 1970), and Bay Tang Jiaxin (China, b. 1995). Each artist explores the dual nature of paper—lightness and weight, fragility and resilience, simplicity and complexity—imbuing this everyday material with deep spirituality and artistic significance.

Finding My Blue Sky is an exhibition conceived as a constellation, at once epic and polyglot, personal and searchingly political. Curated by Dr. Omar Kholeif, this ambitious group show at Lisson Gallery features over twenty artists from diverse nationalities and eras, including several making their London debut, alongside twelve new commissions. The show elides biographical and cultural difference in overlapping personal narratives: it is at one level a self-reflexive statement, akin to a diary or memoir, evolving out of Kholeif’s formative interactions and new encounters with artists, and his own diasporic heritage (as the son of Egyptian and Sudanese parents). At another, it invites viewers to participate in the creation of meaning – to dream of their own aesthetic politics. Accordingly, the parallel title in Arabic has a distinct inflection: “What is the World that you Dream of?”