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London's Weekend Events: Career Workshops, Art Exhibits, Live Music

London's got something for everyone this weekend, whether you're looking to level up your career, explore creative possibilities, or just have a

By The Daily London · Published 25 July 2026

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London's got something for everyone this weekend, whether you're looking to level up your career, explore creative possibilities, or just have a good time with others. From workshops and festivals to competitive tournaments and social events, there's plenty to get you out and about across the city.

Whether you're keen to build new skills, meet like-minded people, or discover what's happening in your neighbourhood, we've rounded up some of the best things to do over the next couple of days. Take a look at what catches your eye, and get out there and make the most of your weekend in the city.

What is on

AI Career Accelerator: Build a Portfolio That Gets Interviews, Fri, 3 July, 11:00 am Details and bookings
UAL Creative Education Festival 2026, Thu, 9 July, 1:00 am, UAL School of Pre-Degree Studies, Lime Grove, London Details and bookings
Beyblade Battle Tournament - London, Sat, 18 July, 1:00 am, Christ's College Finchley, London Details and bookings
🔑 Escape the Small Talk 🗣️ e09, Sun, 19 July, 1:00 pm, Southwark, Greater London Details and bookings

Sources: meetup.com, eventbrite.co.uk, eventbrite.co.uk, meetup.com.

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