"Autumn is well and truly upon us. But as skies turn more grey and leaves drop from the trees, London's lineup of brilliant things to do is far from drying up - in fact, it's as vibrant as ever. Of course, festive season is slowly approaching, and you may not want to splurge on an extravagant meal, or waste money on a mediocre night out. That doesn't mean staying inside and doing nothing with your precious days off,"
"Around 35,000 revellers will descend on Trafalgar Square to celebrate the Hindu, Sikh and Jain Festival of Light. And whether you celebrate Diwali every year or are new to the festival, it promises to be a colourful, educational day out for the whole family. This year's festival kicks off with a colourful dance sequence on the Main Stage, featuring, with more than 200 people performing traditional dances from across the Indian subcontinent. Visitors can also take part in yoga, dance"
Autumn has arrived but London maintains a vibrant roster of free weekend activities. Trafalgar Square will host around 35,000 people for the city's largest Diwali, featuring over 200 performers, a main-stage dance sequence, yoga, dance and meditation classes, vegetarian and vegan street food, interactive Sikh and Hindu displays, and a Children's Zone with puppet shows, fancy dress and games. Photomonth activates dozens of east London venues, with a hub at the Art Pavilion in Mile End showcasing group exhibitions. Additional free highlights include a Neapolitan festa and playful events like urban pond skimming, offering cultural and family-friendly entertainment across the city.
Read at Time Out London
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