26/08/2026
Welcome autumn with a prestigious calendar of cultural, fashion, design and automotive events, from London Fashion Week and Goodwood Revival to the Braemar Gathering and Last Night of the Proms
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📌SALON PRIVÉ BLENHEIM PALACE | 2–6 September
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One of Britain’s most prestigious luxury automotive events returns to Blenheim Palace, bringing together exceptional classic and modern cars, concours elegance, fine dining and sophisticated social occasions
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📌THE BRAEMAR GATHERING | 5 September
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One of Scotland’s most celebrated Highland traditions, held annually near Balmoral, combines traditional Highland games with piping, Highland dancing and spectacular heavy athletics
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📌LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS | 12 September
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The spectacular finale of the BBC Proms, the world’s largest classical music festival, brings eight weeks of orchestral performances to a grand conclusion at the Royal Albert Hall, with celebrations also taking place in Hyde Park
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📌LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL | 12–20 September
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London transforms into a vast showcase of contemporary creativity as designers, architects and artists present installations and special projects across the capital
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📌OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL | 12–20 September
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For one week each September, London opens the doors to some of its most remarkable buildings, private spaces and architectural landmarks, offering visitors rare access to places that are usually closed to the public
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📌IRONMAN WALES | 13 September
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One of the UK’s most challenging and scenic triathlons, taking athletes through a sunrise sea swim, a hilly bike course along the Pembrokeshire coast and a four-loop marathon through the historic seaside town of Tenby
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📌LONDON FASHION WEEK | 17–21 September
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One of the world’s leading fashion events returns to London, bringing together established British designers, emerging talent and international fashion audiences for runway shows, presentations and city-wide events
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📌GOODWOOD REVIVAL | 18–20 September
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Set at the historic Goodwood Motor Circuit, the Revival is an immersive journey into the golden age of British motorsport with a meticulously recreated 194