Online booking for our events is recommended
7pm – 11pm

Sat 6 Feb 2027

The home of London’s history becomes the backdrop to the city’s largest House Party. 

On the first Saturday of every month, world-class DJs turn the market floor into your dance floor. Themed activations and amazing food and drinks bring the museum’s inaugural programme, London Tastes, to life. Each House Party will have its own theme and celebrate a facet of the city’s rich and vibrant food culture, in unique and sometimes unexpected ways

The museum’s inaugural programme, London Tastes (November 2026 – August 2027) , is led by Guest Editors Ruby Tandoh (All Consuming, Cook As You Are), whose work explores the intersections of food and social change, and Jonathan Nunn.

Hooray, you're coming for free! Why not give a little back and donate when booking your ticket?

How to attend:
In-person only
Good to know:
House parties are 18+ only. Please note, there will be a second ticket release.
Duration:
240 mins
Booking guidance:
Advanced booking required

London Tastes sponsored by

Sainsbury's

Need to know

Tickets are free with £30 queue jump tickets available. 

We're open daily from 10am – 6pm, Sunday to Thursday.

And to reflect the capital’s 24-hour spirit, we’re keeping the doors open late every Friday and Saturday, from 10am – 11pm, giving you even more time to explore London’s stories and sounds.

For our late nights, our last ticketed entry is 7.15pm, with walk-ins subject to availability until 9.30pm.

Find us at London Museum, General Market, West Smithfield, London, EC1A 9AG.

The closest stations are Farringdon (Elizabeth line, Thameslink, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan), Barbican (Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan) and St Paul's (Central).

Lots of bus routes also stop within a short walk of the museum, including 4, 8, 25, 46, 56, 63, 100, 172, 242, 521.

London Museum has been designed with access in mind. Step-free entrances and spacious lifts allow you to easily move around the museum.

There are accessible toilets, self-contained cubicles for all genders and baby changing facilities on each floor of the museum, plus a fully equipped Changing Places toilet on the Ground Floor.

More comprehensive information, including details about relaxed openings, accessible tours, access facilities and equipment and sensory maps, will be available on our website soon.

Hungry for more? We’ve got you covered.

Grab a coffee or artisanal hot chocolate in the historic Temperance Cocoa Rooms, take a seat for all-day dining at Clerk's House or stay on for a tipple (or two) at Bartholomew’s.

You can’t forget about the shop. With so many London artists and makers working alongside the museum, there's always something new to take home with you.