Bustling Weekend Ahead in London: Royal Christmas Pop-Up, Illuminated Rose Garden, Jazz Extravaganza, and More Exciting Events
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Jazz fans, this is your weekend. Ronnie Scott’s legendary Soho club is bringing its late-night “Ronnie’s Lates” to Peckham Levels, featuring an electrifying mix of jazz and broken beat on Saturday night. You can also join Ronnie Scott’s own street party on Frith Street with live music, DJ sets, and street food for all ages. The celebrations continue with the London Jazz Festival heating up venues across the city, with internationally acclaimed performers like Camilla George, Mulatu Astatke, and Nubya Garcia taking the stage according to JamBase.
Looking for art inspiration? The Moco Museum, near Marble Arch, features original works by Andy Warhol and Yayoi Kusama, plus the headline "Radical Honesty" exhibition by Robbie Williams. Meanwhile, the V&A’s Cartier show is wrapping up this Sunday. Don’t miss these as they’re some of the season’s most talked-about exhibitions.
If you are feeling theatrical, London’s West End is in full swing with hit shows like “SIX,” the pop-concert sensation about Henry VIII’s wives at the Vaudeville Theatre, and “50 First Dates: The Musical” closing soon at The Other Palace. Bring the little ones to “Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show!” at Theatre Royal Haymarket for laughter and joy, or try the immersive “Ghost Stories” at the Peacock Theatre for a proper fright.
Families and four-legged friends will love the dog-friendly Christmas celebration at Islington Square on Saturday, where you’ll find live music, food stalls, and even a dog caricaturist. For those who fancy a stroll, Leadenhall Market’s final pop-up weekend draws craft and vintage lovers under its ornate Victorian roof, while the first Christmas Market at Battersea Power Station features handmade and upcycled treasures from 35 different vendors, as covered by The London Minute.
For something unique, the Paradox Museum in Knightsbridge offers a mind-bending journey through over 50 optical illusions, perfect for curious minds of all ages. Or, kick back with a festive pint and a singalong at Humbug, the immersive Christmas dive bar where even Santa needs cheering up, recommended by Time Out.
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