London Buzzing with Art, Music, and Winter Festivities This January
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London Buzzing with Art, Music, and Winter Festivities This January
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Kicking off right now, the London Art Fair is in full swing at the Business Design Centre in Islington, running through Sunday the 25th. Secret London highlights a curated showcase of modern and contemporary galleries from the UK and beyond, featuring never-before-seen pieces from the National Trust's surrealist collection, plus works by heavyweights like Francis Bacon and Tracey Emin—perfect for art lovers hunting inspiration or a new piece for the wall.
Music fans, tonight catch Dijon at O2 Academy Brixton or Fantastic Negrito at 229—both kicking off their two-night runs with high-energy sets that'll have you jumping. Secret London lists these as must-see gigs in London's killer music scene. And if you're into intimate vibes, Wigmore Hall's Chamber Tots session at 10 AM offers interactive music adventures for little ones aged 1 to 5, discovering instruments through rainbows and rainstorms, as per Events for London.
Tomorrow, Thursday the 22nd, Dijon's Brixton shows continue, alongside Tommy Emmanuel's guitar wizardry at Cadogan Hall. But hold onto your hats for the weekend—Canary Wharf's Winter Lights Festival explodes into its 10th edition from today through the 31st, themed "DREAMSCAPE" with dazzling installations turning the docks into a magical landscape of discovery, according to Secret London.
Saturday the 24th is epic: All Time Low rocks The O2, Tommy Emmanuel wraps at Cadogan Hall, and Burns Night fever hits peak with Sussex in Soho hosting the Gladwin Brothers' modern twist—whisky cocktails, haggis, live bagpipes, and Scottish dancing for £72 a head, as Independent reports. Don't miss the London Ceilidh Club at Porchester Hall for reels, jigs, and a haggis buffet, or Go East Vintage Flea in Bermondsey for 40 stalls of fashion, vinyl, and treasures. Sunday adds MicroMania Midget Wrestling at Whisky a Go Go and more Burns bashes like Pick & Cheese Camden's cheesy takeover with whisky toasts.
Wrap up with the London Short Film Festival starting the 23rd across cinemas, screening 300 bite-sized gems from new voices to archives. Whether you're skating at lingering rinks like Canary Wharf's (open till February) or spotting illusions at Paradox Museum, London's alive with joy—get out there and make memories!
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