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The Brentford Canal Festival returns to The Brentford Project this weekendFree kayaking sessions! SIX live music stages! A floating market! All part of the Brentford Canal Festival, taking place this Saturday. Entry to the event, organised by Brentford Voice, is free. It's a family-friendly day out, with market stalls to browse (including that floating market on the water), plenty of food and drink pop-ups to keep everyone fed, and a classic and supercar boot sale, where you can check out some seriously impressive vehicles while shopping for vintage clothing, automobilia, artwork, and vinyls. Fancy getting even closer to the water? Take part in a (free!) kayaking session. Brentford local? Lucky you — the action's right on your doorstep! Not familiar with the area? The whole event, including those six live music stages dotted around local spaces, offers the perfect opportunity to get out and explore a brand new part of London — an ideal way to spend a Saturday afternoon, if you ask us. The Brentford Canal Festival takes place Saturday 21 June 2025, 12pm-6pm. It’s free to attend and does not require a ticket, however visitors can register their interest via Eventbrite. Explore the event line-up or click below for a map of where to find the fun. Yoga on your doorstep - for less!Fancy half-price yoga… for life?! Join MoreYoga now, get your first month for £1 and save 50% forever after. That's 50% off unlimited classes in a wide variety of yoga styles (vinyasa, yin, restorative, rocket...) across over 35 London studios and counting. All skill levels are well-catered for — MoreYoga is all about accessibility, community and transformation. Get inspo for your gardenKeen to spruce up your outdoor space? RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival (1-6 July) has all the ideas (and plants!) you need. Explore Gardens of Curiosity by newer designers, and Show Gardens inspired by a wide range of landscapes. Then visit the Plant Village to get the greenery you need to recreate the effect at home. See The Full Festival Programme A YA classic in Regent’s ParkA stage adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts & Crosses comes to Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre on 28 June for a one-month run. This Romeo & Juliet-esque YA classic centres two lifelong friends living on separate sides of a divided world. Discover it al fresco this summer, in one of London’s finest green spaces. Hypogeal HolbornDid you know that there’s a whole mile of Holborn that you (probably) haven’t explored before? It’s a network of subterranean passageways located deep beneath High Holborn, and our Editor-at-Large Matt Brown recently got to explore them, as part of a very special site visit…. Pint-fuelled promenadesJulian McDonnell (AKA Joolz Guides on YouTube) has a new book out, and it’s a must-buy for anyone who appreciates a leisurely stroll that ends (or indeed begins) with a cheeky pint. The dapper filmmaker presents Rather Splendid London Pub Walks — a collection of 18 scenic routes that take in various iconic watering holes.
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