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Events in London, easy to join alone.

5 upcoming events in London you can go to alone, 5 of them free, from Tuesday 17 Nov to Thursday 26 Nov. Picked from city open data and official agendas. Check the official page before you go: times and prices can change.

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5 events in the next 14 days.

Tue17Nov
Free
CultureLondonAlcohol-free friendly

BSL Tour of Tenderness and Rage, Wellcome Collection, London

Wellcome Collection

On Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 11:30 Wellcome Collection in London runs a BSL interpreted tour of its Tenderness and Rage display. A member of the Visitor Experience and Engagement team guides visitors around the exhibition, exploring its themes and offering a personal perspective on artworks and objects. Throughout the tour, visitors are invited to ask questions and share their own responses, and a British Sign Language interpreter translates for the guide and during group discussions. The tour is in Gallery 3, reached by stairs or lift to level 1, and runs from 11:30 to 12:30. It is free, and booking is required through a free Eventbrite ticket. The page says a ticket does not guarantee a place, so people should arrive 15 minutes early, and a waiting list opens 30 minutes before the start. Because a guided tour keeps everyone together and invites conversation, it is easy to attend alone. «A BSL interpreter will translate for the guide and during group discussions.» Starts 11:30, ends about 12:30. Source: the museum's own event page (Wellcome Collection, V&A or Royal Museums Greenwich), where the event is marked free. The listing says the tour is free, ticketed via Eventbrite, in Gallery 3, and that a ticket does not guarantee a place.

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Wed18Nov
Free
CultureLondonAlcohol-free friendly

Audio described gallery tour at Wellcome Collection, London

Wellcome Collection, Gallery 2

Wellcome Collection offers a free audio described tour of its two current exhibitions, Audrey Amiss: The Surviving Exhibitions and Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care. A guide describes the key visual elements of each show and talks through highlights from both, which suits blind and partially sighted visitors and anyone who enjoys a spoken, detailed way of looking. The tour takes place in Gallery 2 on Wednesday 18 November from 15:30 to 16:30, during a Lights Up session in which the gallery has brighter, more even lighting. Groups are small, so a place must be booked in advance through the ticket link on the event page. The page advises arriving fifteen minutes early and mentions a waiting list for full sessions. A small guided tour is a gentle way to take part alone. «Lights Up and Audio Described Tours of the Audrey Amiss and Rudy Loewe Exhibitions» Starts 15:30, ends about 16:30. Source: Wellcome Collection events listing (wellcomecollection.org).

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Thu19Nov
Free
CultureLondonAlcohol-free friendly

Low-stim evening opening of two exhibitions, Wellcome Collection

Wellcome Collection, Gallery 2

Wellcome Collection runs a free low-stim evening session for its exhibitions Audrey Amiss: The Surviving Exhibitions and Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care, on Thursday 19 November from 18:00 to 20:00. A low-stim session is designed to reduce extra sensory stimulation. The page lists fewer people in the galleries, lower light levels and lower sound levels in the gallery and around the building, and it asks visitors to keep their phones on silent, speak quietly and avoid strong scents. The rest of the building is closed to other visitors, so a ticket must be booked through the event page. Booking does not guarantee a place, so the page advises arriving fifteen minutes early. Gallery 2 is on level 1, with stairs and a lift. It is a calm way to visit alone. «Low-stim Openings of the 'Audrey Amiss' and 'Rudy Loewe' exhibitions» Starts 18:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Wellcome Collection events listing (wellcomecollection.org).

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Sun22Nov
Free
CultureLondonAlcohol-free friendly

BSL Tour, Audrey Amiss and Rudy Loewe, Wellcome, London

Wellcome Collection

On Sunday 22 November 2026 at 11:30 Wellcome Collection in London runs a BSL interpreted tour of its Audrey Amiss and Rudy Loewe exhibitions. A member of the Visitor Experience and Engagement team guides visitors around the exhibitions, exploring their themes and offering a personal perspective on artworks and objects. Visitors are invited to ask questions and share their own responses, and a BSL interpreter translates for the guide and during group discussions. The tour is in Gallery 2, reached by stairs or lift to level 1, and runs from 11:30 to 12:30. It is free, and booking is required through a free Eventbrite ticket. The page says that a ticket does not guarantee a place, so people should arrive 15 minutes before the start, and a waiting list opens 30 minutes before the tour. Since the whole group moves together and shares responses, a tour like this is easy to attend alone. «Throughout the tour, you're invited to ask questions and share your own responses to the exhibition.» Starts 11:30, ends about 12:30. Source: the museum's own event page (Wellcome Collection, V&A or Royal Museums Greenwich), where the event is marked free. The listing says the tour is free, ticketed via Eventbrite, in Gallery 2, and that a ticket does not guarantee a place.

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Thu26Nov
Free
CultureLondon

Wellcome Collection Lates: «Not Done Yet», London

Wellcome Collection

The next Wellcome Collection Late is inspired by the exhibition «Tenderness and Rage» and centres the experiences of people living with and affected by HIV. Developed with Positive East, the free Thursday evening brings together performances, films, conversations and workshops across the whole building, celebrating the link between creativity and HIV activism. Some screenings are 18+, the evening is 14+, and BSL interpretation, speech-to-text and a chill-out space are provided. The exhibitions, pop-up bar, café and shop stay open all evening. Free, ticketed; book for the whole evening and drop in and out of activities. «Wellcome Collection Lates: Not Done Yet» Starts 19:00, ends about 22:00. Source: Wellcome Collection events listing (wellcomecollection.org).

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What is on in London soon?

The next event in London is "BSL Tour of Tenderness and Rage, Wellcome Collection, London" on Tuesday 17 Nov at 11:30. 5 events are listed in the next two weeks, and 5 up to Thursday 26 Nov.

Are events in London free?

5 of the 5 upcoming events listed here are marked free. The rest are low-cost or ticketed; the price is on each official page, so check it before you go.

What kinds of events can I find in London?

Right now: culture (5). Common venues are Wellcome Collection, Wellcome Collection, Gallery 2.

Is it OK to go to an event in London alone?

Yes, that is the point of this list. We pick talks, concerts, walks, language cafés and workshops where many people arrive on their own and there is a natural moment to start talking. Nobody checks whether you came with a friend.

How do I find out who else is going?

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