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Edge Street Live presents a thrilling and dangerous evening with John Robb John Robb talks about a life in music, his best selling art of darkness book, being the first person to interview Nirvana, inventing the word britpop and adventures on the post punk frontline.

The UK's Biggest Latino Festival returns Sunday 19th July 2026! Presented by Latino Life. All ages

We are back on Saturday 18th July 2026! Presented by On Nation. This is an 18+ event

As One in the Park returns for its third year as one of the shining new lbgtq+ events in London’s summer Festival calendar curating an amazing celebration of fun, music, and festivities in the heart of the capital on Saturday, 18th July 2026. This year As One In The Park welcomes one of the world’s most iconic International superstars and activists, Pabllo Vittar, who launches their new album with the 1st ever UK Club Vittar Stage Takeover. Also announced in the First Wave of Artists are International party starters, DJs Todd Terry, Fat Tony, Gok Wan and from the USA, drag superstar, Miss Vanjie. Cementing its biggest line-up to date, this International spectacular sees people travel from all over Europe and beyond to experience London’s most inclusive and seriously fun festivals. Known for curating a dazzling line-up of top-tier and rising stars across five stages, including world-class DJs, performers, drag royalty, and dancers, As One In The Park is one summer festival you won’t want to miss! Having danced in the rain early on last year, nothing can dampen the atmosphere of the As One party in Walpole Park, Ealing - it’s the perfect green oasis for an unforgettable day of love, pride, and community. Having joined Madonna on stage in Rio for a samba remix of "Music" during The Celebration Tour in May 2024, Brazilian superstar, Pabllo Vittar, has also performed Live alongside Lady Gaga, and Anitta, as well as collaborating on tracks with Charli XCX, Thalía, Sevdaliza, Yseult, and K-pop group NMIXX. Touring Europe this summer with a new album, this is Pabllo’s first-ever UK Club Vittar stage takeover and they are excited to showcase a one-off event for their UK fans. Known for their electrifying live sets, spontaneous stage play and much more, the Club Vittar excitement is infectious. With a global appeal that spans pop, electronic, and Brazilian music scenes, Pabllo Vittar is a unique artist who champions the rights of the LGBTQ+ community whilst simultaneously being part of cutting-edge popular culture. Bringing House beats to the park this year is a star-studded lineup that includes TV and Magic Radio Breakfast Show host, Gok Wan, International superstar DJ Todd Terry from New York and the fashionista fave and Full Fat founder, Fat Tony. Fast rising DJ talents are represented with another Brazilian making a name for themselves, Rinse FM’s Clementaum alongside Kaya and the Mas Que Nada Brothers joined by scene stalwarts, Jonjo Jury, Wiles, Ross Anderson, Ethan Denton and Prince Jay Jay. Brazilian DJs Mario Beckaman, Anne Louise and Filipe Guerra also join International headliners such as DJs Bones, Josh Harrison and Arnaldo Novais. Outrageous US RuPaul’s Drag Race icon, Miss Vanjie, makes her As One In The Park debut alongside a roll call of superstar artistes including the uproariously funny Kitty Scott-Claus and rising stars, Kyran Thrax, Tayce, Tiara Skye, Son of a Tutu, Amy Laqueefa and many more. An all-out extravaganza with fabulous performances from some of the biggest names in the LGBTQ+ scene, festival attendees can look forward to seeing rising and fabulous stars from the Drag show scene, eye-popping dance troupes, cabaret & comedy, circus performers, cocktail bars & gourmet street food plus a VIP Area. An immersive clubbing experience As One In The Park draws on London’s diverse and lively LGBTQ+ scene to curate its most impressive International line up to date. Only 12 minutes from Central London on the Elizabeth Lane with alternative lines such as the District, Central and South Western Railway services all servicing Ealing Broadway, Walpole Park provides the perfect green oasis for an unforgettable day of love, pride, and community. Line Up: Exclusive - Club Vittar Stage hosted by Pabllo Vittar Plus DJs Todd Terry, Gok Wan, Fat Ton and Brazil’s Mario Beckaman and Anne Louise + DJs Andyrew, Ross Anderson, Tom Barcys, Bones, Liam Chaplin, Clementaum, Ethan Denton, Tony English, Filipe Guerra, Josh Harrison, He.Ra, Kaya, Jonjo Jury, Fabio Luigi, Mas Que Nada Brothers, Nick McCluskey, Davide Moncler, Arnaldo Novais, Prince Jay Jay, Callum Parr, Bradley Skeng, Eric Spike, Wiles and Zach Burns.

The popular Ealing Book Festival Guided Walking Tour is offered again this year, hosted by local historians Alan Fortune andElaine Wein. Starting at The Questors Theatre we will discover the worlds best-selling detective author, Agatha Christie, visit a building connected with two song writing icons of British rock music, and hear about the eighteenth-century writer who created Tom Jones, and the author of A Town Like Alice . We will see where one of the famous co-founders of the DOyly Carte Opera Company was educated, visit the HQ of the famous Ealing Studios where scriptwriters and books abound, and finally conclude our walk in the Ealing Broadway Centre where the author of the Billy Bunter books once lived. Meeting point: Questors Theatre Duration: 1.5hrs

THE ENGLISH HOUSE 'Cruickshanks enthusiasm for Englands vernacular architecture shines through every infectious sentence of this glorious book... A triumph.' The Times The distinguished art historian and television presenter tells the story of the English house through eight highly contrasting buildings. It's the story of 19 Princelet Street in Spitalfields, built for a Huguenot silk-weaver subsequently becoming a synagogue. It's also the story of a row of two-up, two-downs in Toxteth; a block of flats in London's East End; the house Ideal Home described in 1926 as Britain's 'first modern house' in Northampton; and Chichesters superbly elegant early eighteenth-century Pallant House. Together these buildings reveal the ways in which English homes have developed and changed over the past few centuries and what they can tell us about the lives of their first occupants: their aspirations, their struggles, their place within society and relationship with their local community. Dan Cruickshankis an architectural historian and television presenter. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects and has sat on the Executive Committee of the Georgian Group, and the Architectural Panel of the National Trust. His previous work includes the BBC television programmes Civilisation Under Attack (2015) and At Home with the British (2016), and the books A History of Architecture in 100 Buildings (2015) and Spitalfields (2016). Event duration: 1 hour