What’s On in August 2025: Family Fun in London with Kensington Mums
August is bursting with creativity, music, and outdoor magic and Kensington Mums has rounded up the ultimate family-friendly events to keep your little ones inspired and entertained. From puppet festivals to LEGO-powered play spaces, here’s your go-to guide for summer adventures in the city.
- A jaw-dropping blend of dance, art and precision, Murmuration Level 2 arrives at London’s Peacock Theatre this September after a sold-out tour across France that drew over 300,000 people. Choreographed by Sadeck Berrabah, the show fuses hip-hop, martial arts, ballet and more — all brought to life by 30 dancers moving in mesmerising synchronisation.
From a breakout viral moment in 2017 to global stages, Sadeck’s choreography has featured in performances for Shakira, the Black Eyed Peas, the Grammy Awards and the Paralympic Games. With its striking visuals, powerful soundtrack and unmatched unity, Murmuration Level 2 offers a fresh and unforgettable take on live dance performance perfect for all the family.
From a breakout viral moment in 2017 to global stages, Sadeck’s choreography has featured in performances for Shakira, the Black Eyed Peas, the Grammy Awards and the Paralympic Games. With its striking visuals, powerful soundtrack and unmatched unity, Murmuration Level 2 offers a fresh and unforgettable take on live dance performance perfect for all the family.2. Summer Flowers Family Days are back for the summer! Join the fun for flower-themed art and activities suitable for children of all ages – including watercolour, sensory painting, and printmaking. Led by Saatchi Gallery’s Learning Team. From 11am – 3pm, Mondays and Thursdays on now until 28 August.
3. Savour the day morning, noon and night at book launches, comedy nights, kids’ activities and more. Fulham Pier has a little something for everyone. Enjoy roller disco and family days every Sunday at the Riverside Market.
4. Design Museum: Creative Camps & Playday in the Garden. Let imaginations run wild at the Design Museum’s Design Camps for ages 8–14, featuring storytelling, drawing, and even waterpark architecture inspired by their “Splash!” exhibition. Don’t miss Playday in the Garden on 6 August—a free outdoor celebration of nature, design, and play.
5. The Enormous Crocodile at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Roald Dahl’s mischievous crocodile slithers back to London in a toe-tapping musical packed with puppets, jungle antics, and giggles galore. Running from 15 August to 7 September, it’s perfect for ages 3+ and includes relaxed and BSL performances.
6. Play Pavilion by Serpentine & LEGO Group. From 11 June to 10 August, explore a vibrant, interactive pavilion designed by Sir Peter Cook, celebrating the power of play with LEGO bricks and architectural wonder. A must-see for curious minds and budding builders.
7. Children’s Puppet Festival at Little Angel Theatre. Now in its third year, this award-winning festival features inventive puppet shows, workshops, and “Playcations” for ages 3–11. Highlights include Shoe Baby, The Tortoise and the Firefly, and Escape from the Bubble Tub!
8. Family Fridays with the Royal Collection Trust. Enjoy hands-on activities and storytelling at royal residences like Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle. These events blend history, art, and play—ideal for curious young minds.
9. Kids Family fun at Camden Market. Wednesday afternoons in Hawley Wharf will be a whole pile of fun with live entertainment, craft and art, Lego play and face painting!
Find out more10. Little Music Festival at Selfridges London. On 10 August, Selfridges Toyshop transforms into a mini music festival with live DJs, hands-on workshops, and snacks. Kids take centre stage in this joyful celebration of sound.
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