Things To Do - September 2024
As summer fades into fall, here is your September guide to a month full of fresh starts and exciting events. Explore the transition into autumn with local festivals, cultural fairs, and the start of new seasonal activities - from cozy outdoor gatherings, to local markets, we've rounded up the best ways to embrace September and make the most of the changing season.
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The iconic Portobello Road Market continues to be a bustling hub in September, offering antiques, vintage clothing, fresh produce, and street food. The market is less crowded than in peak summer, making it a great time to explore
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The Portobello Film Festival is one of the highlights of September in Notting Hill. This independent film festival showcases a diverse selection of films, including shorts, documentaries, and feature films from emerging filmmakers. The festival often features screenings in various venues and sometimes outdoor settings.
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The Notting Hill Music Festival is a small-scale music festival that showcases local and independent artists in intimate venues around Notting Hill. It’s a great way to discover new music and support local talent while you stay with us at The Abbey, with various locations such as local bars, clubs & community spaces.
Events in the City Of London
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The London Design Festival is a city-wide event, with various exhibitions, installations, and pop-ups across London. Notting Hill often hosts smaller, local design events, showcasing creative talent in the area.
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Open House London is an annual event that allows the public to explore some of the city's most interesting buildings, many of which are usually closed to the public. In Notting Hill, this might include tours of historic homes, private gardens, or local architectural landmarks. With various locations throughout Notting Hill
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The Totally Thames Festival is an annual celebration that spans the entire month of September, dedicated to the River Thames and its historical, cultural, and environmental significance to London. This festival features a wide range of events along the river's banks, from large-scale installations and performances to community events and educational activities. Many events associated with this festival, such as art installations, performances & guided tours take place near Notting Hill, celebrating the Thames and its culture. You can also travel to Southbank, which takes 25-30 minutes by public transport to be in the heart of the event.
Posted by Luke on September 2nd 2024
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