London is set for another vibrant weekend, with an exciting mix of live music, theatre, family entertainment, food festivals, exhibitions and community events taking place across the capital on 13–14 June 2026.
Highlights include Harry Styles’ highly anticipated Wembley Stadium concert, the atmospheric sounds of the Meltdown Festival at the Southbank Centre, the brand-new West End production of Sinatra: The Musical, family-friendly performances from Nick Cope, and one of the UK’s biggest celebrations of gourmet burgers.
Whether you’re planning a day out with friends, a family adventure or a cultural escape, here’s our guide to the best events happening in London this weekend.
Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium
Saturday 13 June 2026
Wembley Stadium, London HA9 0WS
International pop sensation Harry Styles returns to London for what promises to be one of the biggest concerts of the summer. Special guest Shania Twain will also join the line-up, adding even more star power to the evening.
The show begins at 7:30 pm, with ticket prices expected to start from £75 for standard seating.
Why attend?
Fans can expect a spectacular stadium production featuring chart-topping hits, impressive visuals and an unforgettable live atmosphere.
Getting there
Wembley Stadium is easily accessible via Wembley Park Station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, as well as Wembley Central Station on the Bakerloo line and London Overground services.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible facilities are available throughout the venue.
Sinatra: The Musical
Saturday 13 June 2026
Aldwych Theatre, 49 Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF
This brand-new West End musical celebrates the extraordinary life and career of legendary entertainer Frank Sinatra. Featuring timeless classics and compelling storytelling, the production offers audiences an intimate look into one of music’s most iconic figures.
Performances take place at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
Tickets from: £38.
Why attend?
A must-see for theatre enthusiasts and fans of classic music, combining drama, nostalgia and some of Sinatra’s greatest hits.
Getting there
The theatre is within walking distance of Covent Garden, Temple and Charing Cross stations.
Accessibility: Accessible seating and lift access are available.
Nick Cope’s Family Show
13–14 June 2026
Leicester Square Theatre, 6 Leicester Place, London WC2H 7BX
Beloved children’s entertainer Nick Cope brings his joyful and interactive live show to central London this weekend.
Performances are scheduled for 11:00 am and 2:00 pm each day.
Tickets from: £20.
Why attend?
Packed with catchy songs and audience participation, this is an ideal outing for younger children and their families.
Getting there
Located just moments from Leicester Square Underground Station.
Accessibility: The venue offers wheelchair access and family-friendly facilities.
Burger Fest 2026
12–14 June 2026
Richmond Athletic Ground, Egerton Road, Richmond TW9 2SF
Food lovers won’t want to miss Burger Fest, one of the UK’s largest burger celebrations. The event features more than 20 food traders, live entertainment and the chance to sample some of the country’s most inventive burger creations.
Sessions run throughout the day, from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm.
Tickets: Approximately £1.10–£19.80, depending on the session.
Why attend?
An excellent opportunity to discover award-winning street food vendors and enjoy a lively festival atmosphere.
Getting there
Approximately a 10-minute walk from Richmond Station.
Accessibility: Visitors should note that some pathways may be uneven.
Gathered Hands Market
13–14 June 2026
Clapton, East London
This popular independent market returns with a carefully curated selection of fashion brands, homeware designers, artisan food producers and family activities.
Opening hours:
- Saturday: 10:30 am – 7:00 pm
- Sunday: 10:30 am – 5:00 pm
Admission: Around £5 in advance, with children admitted free of charge.
Why attend?
Perfect for discovering unique handmade products while supporting independent businesses.
Getting there
Within easy walking distance of Clapton Station.
Accessibility: The market site offers level access suitable for wheelchair users.
Marylebone Summer Festival
Sunday 14 June 2026
Marylebone High Street, London W1
One of London’s most charming neighbourhood celebrations returns this Sunday. Marylebone High Street will transform into a bustling festival featuring more than 80 independent stalls, street food vendors and live entertainment.
Opening hours: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Admission: Free.
Why attend?
A fantastic opportunity to browse boutique retailers, sample delicious food and enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere.
Getting there
Conveniently located near Baker Street and Regent’s Park stations.
Accessibility: The event is fully accessible along pedestrian-friendly streets.
Hepworth in Colour
12 June – 6 September 2026
The Courtauld Gallery, Somerset House, Strand WC2R 0RN
Art enthusiasts can explore “Hepworth in Colour”, a fascinating exhibition celebrating the colourful works of celebrated British sculptor Barbara Hepworth.
The exhibition showcases over 20 sculptures and 30 works on paper, highlighting Hepworth’s innovative use of colour throughout the mid-20th century.
Opening hours: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Adult admission: £22.
Why attend?
A rare chance to experience a lesser-known aspect of one of Britain’s most influential artists.
Getting there
Close to Temple and Charing Cross stations.
Accessibility: Wheelchair access is available.
Ferreira Weekend at Cutty Sark
13–14 June 2026
Cutty Sark, King William Walk, London SE10
Step aboard the historic Cutty Sark for a special themed weekend exploring the vessel’s Portuguese heritage during the period when it sailed under the name Ferreira.
Visitors can enjoy live performances, storytelling sessions and hands-on activities between 11:00 am and 4:00 pm.
General admission: £22 for adults.
Why attend?
Ideal for families and maritime history enthusiasts looking for an engaging cultural experience.
Getting there
A short walk from Greenwich Station and Cutty Sark DLR Station.
Wandsworth Prison Museum Open Weekend
13–14 June 2026
Wandsworth, London SW18
History lovers can take advantage of this free open weekend at the Wandsworth Prison Museum, home to a remarkable collection of more than 470 artefacts linked to the prison’s past.
Displays include fascinating stories connected to former inmates, including Oscar Wilde.
Opening hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Admission: Free.
Why attend?
A unique opportunity to explore an often-overlooked chapter of London’s social history.
Getting there
Located close to Wandsworth Town Station.
Accessibility: Visitors are advised that wheelchair access may be limited in certain areas.
From sold-out stadium performances and West End productions to food festivals, family entertainment and cultural exhibitions, London offers something for everyone this weekend.
Whether you’re planning a relaxed day exploring local markets or an unforgettable evening at one of the capital’s biggest venues, 13–14 June 2026 promises to be packed with memorable experiences.
