Check out our guide to all the family festivals happening in London 2018
Before we had Beyoncés girl-power anthems, we had the women of jazz. Celebrate their legacy at the Royal Albert Hall with everything from a live music brunch to an immersive drama tour exploring the history of the Suffragettes.
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Bunny burglar Peter Rabbit has set his sights on a brand new botanical heist – the notorious produce pilferer plans to infiltrate the illustrious Kew Gardens this spring.
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Young Producers is an innovative program in its first year. It offers individuals between the ages of 18 – 25 the opportunity to organise and curate a series of events in the famous music venue. The festival promises 'a celebration of creative expression in the arts' over the course of two evenings in April. Scheduled events include a fashion show and intimate live music event.
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Prepare to be amazed by an operatic escargatoire: a choir of 176 snails will serenade audience members in an art exhibition known as Slow Pixel. Grab a ticket to Sonica, a weekend festival of sound art, to see (and hear) the groovy gastropods before enjoying the rest of the audio installations.
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There's only one way to celebrate National Tea Day: with a festival. Or, a Fes-Tea-Val. Book your tickets to celebrate the beloved beverage in the lush gardens of Chiswick House. The grounds are set to explode in a brew-tea-ful frenzy of treats and tea leaves, complete with everything from bazaars to mixology masterclasses.
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Calling all aspiring astronauts and astrophysicists: you're invited to venture into deep space at the Royal Albert Hall for their first-ever science festival. Presented in collaboration with the UK Space Agency, the festival has planned some stellar events sure to delight stargazers of all ages, from film screenings to musical events.
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Kids Week is something of a delightful misnomer: in fact, kids go free to a host of London's best shows for the entire month of August. Dozens of productions open their doors to the city's tiniest theatregoers this summer. This is a must for budding thespians and musical maniacs!
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Steel drums, rum punch, coconuts, jerk chicken, and a whole lot of joy: Notting Hill Carnival is almost here. The annual Bank Holiday celebration features hundreds of sound systems, opulent costumes, singing, dancing, and more food than you could ever eat. And kids will love it too: Sunday is Family Day, which means a relaxed parade with a calmer atmosphere, but with just as much summer fun.
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