Exhibitions & Art Events in London
582 upcoming exhibitions & art events
London's exhibitions and art scene offers a journey through centuries of creativity within historic walls and modern galleries alike. From the grand halls of Kensington Palace to intimate spaces at Twist Museum, every venue tells a unique story about the city's cultural heritage. Visitors can explore everything from classical masterpieces displayed in palatial settings to contemporary installations that challenge perception. The capital hosts over five hundred active shows, ensuring fresh perspectives are always available for those seeking inspiration. Whether one prefers the theatrical atmosphere of the Palace Theatre or the avant-garde collections found at ATIK Romford, the options remain endless. Crowds gather not just to view art but to engage with ideas that shape contemporary thought. This diverse landscape invites exploration, proving that culture in this metropolis is as layered and complex as its history itself, offering something distinct for every taste without ever losing its sense of place.
As of October 2026, EventsList.co.uk lists 582 upcoming exhibitions & art events in London, Greater London, including 7 free to attend. Each listing is updated three times daily from verified UK ticketing sources and includes the date, venue, price and a direct booking link.
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FREEGallery SE6
Ramses and the Pharaoh’s Gold: The Exhibition
📍 Neon at Battersea Power Station
Twist Museum - London's Home of Illusions STANDARD
📍 Twist Museum
SOLD OUTAutumn term 2026: online sessions
📍 The National Archives
Sold out at source
FRAMELESS
📍 Marble Arch Place
The Leather Gallery @ The Old Blue Last
📍 The Old Blue Last
SOLD OUTAutumn term 2026: online sessions
📍 The National Archives
Sold out at source
FREEThe Brew Club - Free Community Coffee Mornings
📍 Fulham Pier
Twist Museum - London's Home of Illusions STANDARD
📍 Twist Museum
FRAMELESS
📍 Marble Arch Place
FREEWaltham Forest Cycling Campaign AGM
📍 Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House
FREEThe Abbey Art Centre as Postwar Refuge, 1946–56
📍 Ben Uri Gallery 108a Boundary Road London
Kensington Palace - Standard Admission
📍 Kensington Palace
Twist Museum - London's Home of Illusions STANDARD
📍 Twist Museum
Let's Create: Exploring Black British Music at V&A East
📍 V&A East Museum
SOLD OUTNational Gallery Tour (Turkish)
📍 Sainsbury Wing
Sold out at source
FRAMELESS
📍 Marble Arch Place
FREEMuseum of Youth Culture
📍 Museum of Youth Culture
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Tate Modern: Official Discovery Tour
📍 Tate Modern
£25.00
SOLD OUTTour: Behind the Scenes at The London Archives (Oct-Dec)
📍 The London Archives
Sold out at source
SOLD OUTOpening Night: Autumn Exhibition Season at Autograph
📍 Autograph
Sold out at source
Twist Museum - London's Home of Illusions STANDARD
📍 Twist Museum
Ramses and the Pharaoh’s Gold: The Exhibition
📍 Neon at Battersea Power Station
Kensington Palace - Standard Admission
📍 Kensington Palace
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Exhibitions & Art Events in London — Complete Guide
Discover the vibrant exhibitions & art scene in London with EventsList.co.uk's comprehensive event listings. Our platform aggregates exhibitions & art events from across London, providing you with detailed information including venue details, ticket prices, and direct booking links.
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How many exhibitions & art events are on in London?
There are currently 580+ upcoming exhibitions & art events in London. New events are added daily — check back regularly or browse by date to find the best upcoming exhibitions & art in the city.
Are there free exhibitions & art events in London?
Yes — 7 of the current exhibitions & art listings in London are free to attend. Use the free events filter to see them all.
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Exhibitions & Art Events in London — Your Complete Guide
London's exhibitions and art scene is one of the most exciting in the UK, with a rich mix of major international shows, homegrown talent, experimental galleries, and pop-up art spaces that keep the visual arts calendar constantly refreshed.
The city's galleries span the full spectrum: publicly funded institutions with world-class permanent collections sit alongside commercial galleries representing emerging artists, artist-run spaces showcasing experimental work, and temporary exhibition spaces that transform warehouses, shops and unusual venues into immersive art environments.
Photography, sculpture, installation, painting, printmaking, digital art and craft all feature strongly in London's exhibition programme. Many shows are free to enter, and the city's late-night gallery openings (often free, with drinks) have become an established part of its social calendar — a chance to see new work and meet the artists who made it.
London's creative community is deeply engaged: open studio events, artist talks, workshops tied to current exhibitions, and print fairs give visitors the chance to go beyond passive viewing and engage directly with the creative process. If you're new to art, following a gallery's social media accounts or joining a mailing list is the best way to stay on top of the constantly changing programme.