Rediscover London by Overground this autumn

Head west to the LOL-fest that is London Wonderground – it’s a pop-up funfair-meets-Fringe-festival from the Underbelly team. Catch stand-up shows from the likes of Lucy Porter, Stephen K. Amos and Eshaan Akbar; plus circus, cabaret, kids’ shows and more.
Free entry to site. Tickets from £12.50.

Missing live theatre? The Kiln is back with a collection of vivid stories, all told over one performance, inspired by the people who have shaped north west London. ‘NW Trilogy’ (until October 9) takes audiences on a journey from an Irish dance hall to the story of a woman searching for her father, a reggae musician who was once part of the Trojan Records scene.
From £15.

If, like us, one of the big things you missed during lockdown was swimming, then why not get back into it at one of the loveliest lidos in London? This Grade II-listed beauty happens to be the only outdoor pool in the UK with a stainless steel pool liner, which gives the water a gorgeous shimmer. Afterwards, head up Parliament Hill for stunning skyline views.
From £7.09.

East London’s Geffrye Museum has reopened after three years of redevelopment with a new name, but with the same purpose: to offer a loving (and fascinating) physical history of our homes from 1600 to the present.
Free entry with timed tickets.

Last summer, the car park of Hackney Wick venue HWK became an events space which is now known as The Lot. Head to this sunny spot for a weekly programme of top-notch DJs and bands.
Prices vary, some events are free.

You’re never too old to pay a visit to cheeky goats, cute donkeys and cuddly guinea pigs at this working farm. You can even bottle-feed one of the cute young calves if you book ahead. 
Free entry. Calf-feeding, £10.