What’s On in London – September

Autumn at The Hari is all about slow, sensory enjoyment: delicious food, comforting drinks, and the perfect setting to unwind as the days grow shorter and the nights get a little longer.

From the 22nd September, sip on autumn-inspired drinks that warm the soul, from spiced pumpkin lattes and classic hot toddies to fragrant mulled wine and cider. Whether you’re relaxing on the terrace with a warming drink, enjoying a leisurely lunch, or savouring a seasonal dinner in il Pampero, every moment is designed to capture the cosy elegance of the season.

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From 22nd–28th September, raise a glass at The Hari Bar & Terrace with an exclusive Negroni menu crafted in partnership with Campari and Edinburgh Gin.

Each cocktail is built on Edinburgh Gin Classic and reimagines Italy’s most elegant aperitivo through a lens of creativity and sustainability. By reclaiming ingredients often overlooked; from tomato leaves to artichoke stalks and mushroom trimmings, our bartenders celebrate flavour while reducing waste. Alongside our barrel-aged Negroni and a non-alcoholic Chinotto twist, discover bold new interpretations that are as conscious as they are delicious.

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Visit the Natural History Museum and journey through the epic story of life on Earth in a 50-minute 360° experience, narrated by Sir David Attenborough. From the birth of our planet to the depths of the ocean and the forests of gorillas, the immersive projections bring billions of years of evolution to life all around you.

Produced by the award-winning team behind Attenborough’s documentaries, the show blends stunning footage with cutting-edge animation, ending with a powerful message of hope for our planet’s future. On now until January 2026.

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All September long, London celebrates its lifeblood with the Totally Thames Festival – a month of arts, culture and adventure stretching the full 42 miles of the River Thames.

Expect a vibrant programme of art installations, live performances, boating events, workshops, talks, river clean-ups and more, taking place on, beneath and alongside the water. First launched in 2014, the festival continues to honour the Thames’ rich history while inspiring new ways to connect with the river today.

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