Spectacular London Parade Kicks Off 2026 Celebrations
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Spectacular London Parade Kicks Off 2026 Celebrations
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Right now, the spectacular London Parade is happening in central London. According to event listings on Meetup, the parade kicked off at one o'clock this afternoon and runs until around three-thirty to four-thirty. Thousands of performers, marching bands, dazzling floats, dancers, and celebrities are lighting up the streets for the fortieth anniversary celebration. The route stretches from Piccadilly near the Ritz through Regent Street, Pall Mall, Trafalgar Square, Whitehall, and finishes near Westminster. The best free viewing spots are along Piccadilly and Regent Street where you'll find lighter crowds and energetic performances, or head to Trafalgar Square for that lively atmosphere. Watch out though—pedestrian crossings close once the parade starts, so pick your spot and stay on one side of the route.
If you missed the parade or want more festive fun, several seasonal activities are wrapping up this weekend. Ice skating rinks across London including those at Battersea Power Station, Leicester Square, Hyde Park, and Queen's House Greenwich are operating through the end of this weekend. Christmas at Kew is your last chance to experience a magical light trail winding through Kew Gardens with twinkling light tunnels and illuminations choreographed to music, running until tomorrow. The Epping Ongar Lights Express, a steam train covered in fairy lights, is also making its final journeys into the Essex countryside until tomorrow.
Come Saturday, you've got wonderful options. Head to Chelsea's National Army Museum for free family-friendly gallery tours focusing on paintings in their collection, perfect for ages five and up. The Nutcracker comes to Artsdepot in Finchley, with the Let's All Dance Ballet company offering a very family-friendly performance. If you're feeling cultural, catch a Beatles tribute or explore Fleet Street's legendary pubs on a guided walking tour.
Sunday brings even more variety. The National Youth Orchestra performs at Barbican Hall with Claude Debussy's Ibéria and other classical works. There's also a fascinating Roman London guided walk through the City starting at Saint Paul's Churchyard, or join Twelfth Night celebrations on the South Bank featuring bizarre mini-plays and storytelling.
Whatever you choose, London is buzzing with possibility this week. Thank you for tuning in and please remember to subscribe for more London adventures. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.
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