Salsa brings Latin heat to the heart of London! Check this place out for authentic salsa dancing - there are lessons several times a week - music, tapas and [more...]

Major venue showing a wide range of music, theatre, dance, film and kids' events. There's a range of eateries and bars. The only problem with the place is that it's so easy to get lost!

Vibrant multi-use community arts centre and performance space between Archway and Highgate. Classes in every thing from ballet to yoga by way of photography, writing for children and life drawing.

Jacksons Lane

If English folk dance and music are your fascination, this is the place to come. Some of the events feature traditional dance and music from around the world and sometimes there are things like mummers' plays too. Oh, and morris [more...]

Grab your partner for some traditional country dancing. Whether your feet itch for English folk dance, a Scottish ceilidh, or to emulate Michael Flattley in Irish step dancing, you'll find somewhere in London where you can [more...]

If you've been impressed with the likes of Strictly Come Dancing on tv, why not learn to do it yourselves? Whether you fancy the romance of the waltz, the passion of the tango, or the fun of salsa, you can find a class in London to [more...]

Hard trance club-come-festival for people who just want to dance... and chill...and be social... you'll need to get on their mailing list to find out when and where: Planet Angel.

It's a club, it's a community, it's a carnival experience... go to dance, to chill, to listen and watch. Possibly the only kid-friendly club in London, too.

Check the website for gig details: Whirl-y-Gig.

One day in September each year, Regent Street closes to traffic and the fun begins - a huge street party with a different theme each year.

Dates and info: Regent Street Festival.

Music, pyrotechnics, aerial work, street theatre... all these and more come to Trafalgar Square for three weeks in August in a fabulous celebration of live performance.

In October Trafalgar Square celebrates Diwali, the festival of lights. There are prayers for peace as well as Indian music, theatre and dancing - plus, of course, a spectacular light display.

A surprising mix of music and dance from this country and around the world - not just classical, but contemporary too - plus an exciting range of one off events.
Royal Festival Hall