Venues that host communities

A martial arts academy offering classes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, Muay Thai, Boxing, Wrestling, and Sambo for beginners and children aged 6–14, located at 19 Ebenezer St, London N1 7LU.

A temple space hosting weekly meditation classes, foundation programmes, and retreats for all experience levels, offering free lunchtime sessions and evening classes.

A meditation centre offering daily classes including morning, lunchtime, and evening sessions, as well as weekend courses and relaxing retreats.

A sister centre in North London providing meditation classes and retreats for the community.

A historic site where the tradition of beating the bounds continues, with communities walking around parish boundaries and whipping landmarks.

A church where beaters take a boat out to the River Thames to beat their boundary as part of the beating the bounds tradition.

A location in London where the annual Grimaldi service, commemorating the king of clowns, is held since 1946.

The traditional venue in Trafalgar Square for the Pearly Kings and Queens Harvest Festival.

A church hosting a celebration of the Pearly Kings and Queens tradition in Guildhall Yard.

A location in Sutton that welcomes Straw Jack, a figure similar to Jack-in-the-Green, at harvest time.

A historic school where Shrove Tuesday is celebrated with the Pancake Greaze tradition.

A venue where a pancake race between the City's livery companies has been held since the 2000s.

A theater where the tradition of Cutting the Baddeley cake is observed, with actors greeted by a cake on the 12th day after Christmas.

A former meat market where, since 2013, a flock of sheep is herded over a London bridge to celebrate its history as a place for livestock sales.

A six-lane natural swimming pool in Eden Dock, open year-round with a renewable energy sauna for warming up after swimming.

A secluded heated pool next to Royal Bushy Park, featuring a gym and offering a special Moonlight Swim session at dusk.

A newly opened wild swimming spot within a 237-acre Georgian mansion grounds, accommodating up to 60 swimmers.

The largest freshwater pool in the UK and one of London's oldest lidos, with colourful changing rooms and facilities including gyms and fitness studios.

A collection of around 30 ponds on Hampstead Heath, including designated men's, ladies', and mixed ponds open all year round for winter swimming.

A 23-acre natural swimming spot in Hackney offering various watersports like sailing and kayaking, plus a café for post-swim refreshments.

A south London lido near Herne Hill that has been open all year round since 2016, featuring a gym, spa, and sauna.

A Greenwich lido offering leisurely swims and competitive races, with additional facilities including sunning terraces, a café, gym, and fitness studio for activities like aerobics and Zumba.

An Olympic-sized heated pool reopened in the 2000s, serving as a major summer destination with a sun terrace and café.

An inner-city swimming spot with leisure areas, swimming coaches, and training sessions for competitive swimmers.

A 40-acre lake in Hyde Park where the Serpentine Swimming Club has exclusive winter swimming rights, with a café for visitors to relax after swimming.