What’s on in September
As summer fades into autumn, September brings a vibrant mix of events to our doorstep and across London. From diving into the history of dance music in Canning Town to exploring hidden architectural gems during the Open House Festival, and immersing yourselves in cutting-edge creativity at the London Design Festival in Shoreditch, there’s a wealth of culture and innovation to soak up this month.
LDN East
20th September
If you’re keen on exploring the local music scene, mark your calendars for 20th September as LDN EAST in Canning Town plays host to the “Dance Music Archive – London.” This event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich history of electronic music, right on your doorstep. Expect an immersive experience celebrating the genre, perfect for enthusiasts and those looking to discover more about the vibrant world of dance music.
Open House Festival
13th – 21st September
Discover London’s hidden gems and iconic structures during the annual Open House Festival, providing a unique event which celebrates the city’s architecture, diverse neighbourhoods, and the vibrant communities within them. Across all 33 London boroughs, you’ll have the free opportunity to explore a myriad of buildings and sites that are usually closed to the public. Beyond access to fascinating spaces, the festival also offers a rich programme of events, insightful tours, engaging films, and an Open City podcast for a deeper dive into London’s built environment.
London Design Festival & Shoreditch Design Triangle September
13th – 21st September
Shoreditch is a major hub for the renowned London Design Festival. During this time, the Shoreditch Design Triangle takes centre stage, transforming the area into a vibrant showcase of design and creativity. You can expect numerous pop-up exhibitions, installations, talks, workshops, and open studios from both established designers and emerging talent. It’s a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in cutting-edge design, art, and innovation, all within walking distance of some of London’s most creative streets.
