"We might be in the midst of a slightly concerning ' false autumn ', but summer is not over just yet. There are here are plenty of free activities taking place in the capital this weekend for those wanting to soak up the season's final rays, while not breaking the bank. Because even if payday has finally come around, if you're anything like us you're still a little scared to check your bank balance after a summer of serious spending!"
"This weekend, the Greenwich + Docklands festival is all about the collaboration between humans and technology. Saturday and Sunday will see a series of free events and performances that fuse impressive tech with amazing feats of human endurance and strength. Visitors will be able to spy , where human circus performers will dance with a giant robotic arm, and Walking On The Wall , where intrepid performers will use a metal contraption to defy gravity and scale walls."
"Got a hankering to keep the Notting Hill Carnival party going? Head to Camberwell Green where south London's answer to NHC will be carrying on the festivities with an energetic ode to the south London community. Expect live music sessions, dance workshops, cultural parades, steel pans, global street food, panel discussions and rum punch, all brought to you by the local people of Camberwell."
Multiple free events run across London from August 29-31, offering ways to enjoy late-summer activities without spending money. The Greenwich + Docklands festival focuses on collaboration between humans and technology with free performances that combine impressive tech and human endurance, including circus performers dancing with a robotic arm and gravity-defying wall-scaling acts. Camberwell Green hosts a south London carnival featuring live music, dance workshops, cultural parades, steel pans, global street food, panel discussions and rum punch presented by local community members. Additional free offerings include a large weightlifting festival, a party curated by NTS and Rinse FM DJs, and sport-related celebrations tied to ongoing summer tournaments.
Read at Time Out London
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