Weekly Cheap London Listings

Strapped for cash? Aren’t we all? Find weekly tips for enjoying London on a budget.

Lots of free and cheap stuff to do for Hither Green week this week! / photo sarahluv

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 21-27 May

Hither Green week, Chelsea Fringe, talks, photos, a spanish fiesta and dinner at the V&A

Tooting High Street

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 14-20 May

Jazz, a Tooting puzzle, American Graffiti and museums at night.

Happy 350th birthday Mr Punch! / Photo dusty sevens

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 7-13 May

Maypole dancing, Mr Punch’s birthday, an al fresco orchestra, grown up stories and Dial M for Murdoch

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Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 30 April – 6 May

Free film in unusual places, First Thursday, Indie Bingo, Camden Crawlternative and Free Comic Book Day.

By Mike King

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 23-29 April

St George’s Day, our Dickens quiz, Shakespeare, Fulham Fest and free swims

Cheer on the Marathon runners this Sunday

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 17-22 April

The London Marathon, Record Store Day, screenings, talks, art and dance.

Easter Monday chair lifting in Greenwich

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 9-15 April

Chair lifting, Ambit, Brassroots, Thameslore and Vogueing.

Spring flowers on Church Street, Twickenham by Andy Blackwell

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 2-8 April

Live music, secret comedy, the Passion of Christ and a phallic sack race.

Explore art at Somerset House / photo by loll.m

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 26 March – 1 April

Adults only at the Horniman aquarium, a Vice party, Soho sword dancing and much more

Exploring (and kissing on) the Southbank is always free

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 19-25 March

Philanthropy, philosophy, electricity, swishing, comedy, wildlife, Banglatown and drumming

Go green for Paddy's Day

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 12-18 March

Paddy’s Day, poetry and prose, classical music, a late night at the Royal Court and the Barefoot Beekeeper