Stylish London Pop-Ups & Events Happening This Month
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Beat the winter blues with these chic pop-up experiences
Looking for things to do in the capital this month? If another turn about one of the city’s famous galleries, a jaunt down to a cosy pub or a walk around the park doesn’t sound too appealing right now, then try indulging in a little retail therapy (with a twist). This month, explore some of the most exciting fashion and beauty pop-ups dotted across London, located in some of buzziest parts of the city. Not sure where to start? We’ve rounded up the top hotspots you can visit now.
What To Do In London This Weekend
Things To Do In London: Fashion & Beauty Pop-Ups
The Giant London Flea Market
London’s largest indoor flea market is back for another mega session this winter. Set to host over 100 traders – specialising in vintage home decor and preloved treasures – from the length and breadth of the UK (as well as some stragglers from the rest of Europe), it’s expected to be a big day for secondhand shoppers. Expect unique finds, furniture, unexpected oddities and more.
When: Sunday 11 January 2026 (10am–5pm)
Where: Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E15 2GZ
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RIXO’s Bridal Shopping Weekend
Kicking off 2026 as a bride-to-be? Then you’ve got some shopping to do. If it’s the wedding dress of dreams you’re after, look no further than the borough of Chelsea – where this month, cult fashion label RIXO opens the doors of its flagship for an exclusive bridal shopping experience. Celebrating the arrival of RIXO’s new bridal collection, the pop-up will run for one weekend only and offer the chance to shop new styles alongside curated vintage finds from Turnvervintage.
When: Friday 23 – Sunday 25 January 2026 (12pm–6pm)
Where: RIXO Flagship, 114-116 Kings Road, London SW3 4XT
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RIXO
Salad Days’ Small Business Sample Sale
Boutique market organiser Salad Days is back with a bang this year – stepping into 2026 with a major sample sale running over the last weekend of January. Lined with 35 small businesses from all over the UK, the market will specialise in one-of-a-kind samples, with categories spanning art, jewellery, ceramics, fashion, bags, scrunchies, homeware, prints, fashion, accessories, bag charms and more. Every item is promised to be discounted by at least 20 percent – with the highest discounts soaring to 80 percent off.
When: Saturday 31 January & Sunday 1 February 2026
Where: The Ministry, 79-81 Borough Road, London SE1 1DN
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Anya Hindmarch x Boots
In a quirky corner of London sits Anya Hindmarch’s famous Village, a collection of shops, showrooms and cafes structured around the designer’s creative world. It’s here you’ll also find the Village Hall, a concept store that plays host to a number of fantastical pop-ups throughout the year. First up for 2026? Anya Hindmarch has teamed up with high street hero Boots for the very first time, bringing her recognisable playfulness to a limited-edition everyday essentials range, all priced between £5 and £10. The new collaboration will sit on the shelves alongside new additions to the Anya Brands line, including pieces inspired by Berocca, Advil, BAND AID Brand, Imperial Leather and Nurofen – this is a health and beauty counter, after all – and the latest rendition of the Universal Bag.
When: 10 January – 8 March 2026
Where: The Village Hall, 11 Pont Street, London SW1X 9EH
Anya Hindmarch
Equanimity
Londoners can welcome the arrival of 2026 at Equanimity, a brand-new wellness festival. Taking place in the heart of King’s Cross, the three-month-long event invites a moment of slowness and mindfulness – set to a packed programme of activities designed to nurture mind, body and soul. ‘Equanimity isn’t just a festival, it’s a state of mind,’ describes Emma Symonds, King’s Cross’ senior events and enlivenment manager. ‘It’s about creating moments of calm and balance amidst the chaos and is the ultimate antidote to the post-Christmas slump for mind, body and soul.’ So, what’s on offer? Visitors can opt for a Scandi-inspired reset with the return of viral pop-up Slomo – think wood-fired saunas, cold plunge pools and ice baths – Decompression Sessions hosted by Self Space, Women’s Circles with healing art practitioner Anna Brooke, and workshops led by expert practitioners on yoga, breathwork, meditation and sound healing.
When: 6 January – 31 March
Where: Various locations in the King’s Cross neighbourhood
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