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Vision Cinema has stopping by several London locations this summer for a series of summer al fresco film screenings. It’ll be at Cator Park in Greenwich from June 20-22, Millenium Green in Poplar from July 11-13, Royal Arsenal Riverside in Berkeley on July 18-20 and at Hackney’s Britianna Leisure Centre from August 8-10. Expect a line-up that’ll satisfy any kind of film fan, like ‘The Hangover Part Two’ for the comedy buffs, ‘The Monkey’ for the horror freaks and ‘Despicable Me 4’ for something more family-friendly. 

If you're a completist who wants to watch every damn match in the Women's Euro 2025, Boxpark is here to help you achieve that dream. It's claiming to be the only place in London to show all the games in the tournament, not just the ones where the Lionesses are playing. Big screens will show matches in Boxparks at Croydon, Shoreditch, Wembley and Camden, as well as new venue PLAYBOX Croydon, which offers interactive gaming too. If you want to make sure you get a good spot, book a ticket in advance: you'll get a £10 voucher to spend on drinks or street food to scoff as you watch the game. Just remember, have fun but not too much fun: the Boxpark website warns fans to leave their airhorns at home. 

Ever wanted to have a nosy around some of London’s coolest private buildings? Open House London gives guests free access to architectural wonders that are not normally open to the public – from schools and offices to places of worship. It’s an often rare chance to explore iconic or just interesting buildings that make up the capital’s storied history, while the programme usually includes tons of workshops, exhibitions and more, as well as the usual tours. This year, the full programme will be announced on July 16, with bookings opening on August 20. Get practising your clicking now – these tickets go faster than Glastonbury.

Every year, the EFG London Jazz Festival brings together the best and brightest of the genre in venues across the city, from capital’s arts venues like Southbank Centre and Barbican, to atmospheric gig spots like Village Underground and Union Chapel. This year is no different. The 2025 line-up promises a bounty of bops, whether you’re looking to discover new artists on the scene (Rita Payés, Nov 19), or want to witness some legends in action (Dee Dee Bridgewater, Nov 15). As well as tons of concerts every day, there’s also sessions, workshops, talks and more to take part in and enjoy. More announcements to come.