The Savoy concierge’s guide to London: the July 2026 edition

Events

BST Hyde Park

20 June - 12 July | Hyde Park

One of London’s biggest summer music events, running throughout July in Hyde Park with major headline artists including Maroon 5, Mumford & Sons, Duran Duran, Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi.

Somerset House Summer Series

16 - 26 July | Somerset House

Open-air concerts and cultural performances bring the courtyard of Somerset House to life during July. Featuring indie, electronic and international artists, there’s something to suit all tastes.

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Wimbledon Championships 2026

29 June - 12 July | All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club

The renowned all-white tennis grand slam returns to see the tennis greats battle it out to become champion.

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Exhibitions

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Tate Modern - Ana Mendieta

From 15 July | Tate Modern

A major retrospective celebrating the pioneering Cuban-American artist, known for her groundbreaking earth-body works, performance art and photography. This is expected to be one of London's most important contemporary art exhibitions of 2026.

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Hepworth in Colour

Open now until 23 August | The Courtauld Gallery

A landmark exhibition bringing together sculptures and drawings by Barbara Hepworth, focusing on her innovative use of colour. This is the first exhibition dedicated to this aspect of her work..
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New Restaurants

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Soraya

Open Now | Marylebone

From the group behind Zephyr, Lagana and Nina, Soraya is an ambitious new Persian restaurant arriving in Marylebone and the team’s most expansive London opening to date. Expect richly layered Persian cooking presented with modern finesse, set within a design-led space that leans into warmth, texture and atmosphere. It’s a confident evolution of a group already known for style-forward, destination dining.

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MA/NA

Open Now | Mayfair

From the team behind Los Mochis, Luna Omakase and Sale e Pepe, MA/NA is an ambitious new Japanese dining destination bringing theatrical flair to Mayfair. Inspired by the Japanese concept of “mana”, the belief that every ingredient carries its own energy and power, the restaurant pairs refined Japanese cooking with an extensive sake programme, elevated cocktails and a late-night bar atmosphere.

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Our Theatre Recommendations

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Death Note: The Musical

From 30 July | Barbican

The cult manga phenomenon arrives in London in a new production starring Xander Pang and Colin Ryan. One of the most anticipated musical imports of the year.

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Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical

From 22 July | Battersea Park

A large-scale immersive experience that places audiences inside the world of Grease, complete with live performances, themed environments and interactive elements.

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Cats

From 25 July | Regent's Park Open-Air Theatre

A brand-new revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical, directed by Drew McOnie for Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. Expected to be one of the biggest theatre events of summer 2026.