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A Little Tip-Off
Four things worth doing with the family this weekend.
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| A Splash, a Story World, and Sixty Years of Carnival |
| It's set to be a warm, dry weekend across London, so we've leaned into ways to cool off and worlds to disappear into. A brand new immersive exhibition opens its doors in Stratford, a free lido returns to the Royal Docks, and Greenwich marks sixty years of Notting Hill Carnival with a day of music and history. Four ways to spend it, sorted by age so you can skip straight to yours. |
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0 TO 4
A brand new immersive exhibition where you ride a big red bus, dress up for a street carnival, and climb inside a giant storybook. Ages 0-8, £5.50 exhibition ticket plus entry, Stratford.
Sat 25 Jul · 10:05am, 11:15am & 12:25pm
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5 TO 8
London's free open-water lido returns for three weeks, with lifeguard-supervised swimming, sandpits and deckchairs right on the dockside. Free, unticketed, Royal Docks.
Sat 25 & Sun 26 Jul · 11am–5pm
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9 TO 12
A drop-in activity hub built around the Tom Gates books: a giant doodle wall, craft stations and a code-cracking tree trail through the woodland. Included with entry, Kew.
Sat 25 & Sun 26 Jul · 10am–12:30pm & 1:30–4:30pm
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WHOLE FAMILY
A free day of live music, drumming and calypso dance marking sixty years of Notting Hill Carnival, with talks and workshops across the museum and Queen's House. Free, Greenwich.
Sat 25 Jul · 10am–5pm
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