Bow Arts Trust's Annual Open Studios Weekend
Bow Arts Trust occupies an old factory and a Carmelite Nunnery by the historic St Mary Atta le Bow Church, of the famous Bow Bell, offering a range of studios and opportunities to over 90 artists in the heart of the East End of London.

Crouch End Open Studios
Close on 3,000 people visited Hornsey Town Hall over two days in May, as they mapped out their individual 'Art Trails' chosen from the 24 venues within walking distance of the famous Clocktower.

Harrow Open Studios
Open studios in Harrow, during four days in June, cover a wide variety of artists and craftspeople, including jewellers ceramicists, printmakers, painters, sculptors, a weaver and a blacksmith.

Havelock Walk, Forest Hill
Havelock Walk is home to a diverse community of creative people, who all live and work on the cobbled mews at the heart of Forest Hill. Twice a year they open their studios to the public in a two day exhibition.

London-wide: Arts Unwrapped
40 open studios over three weekends in May and June. Details from website.

Stoke Newington - Chocolate Factory N16 Open Studios
Superb ceramic art and high quality paintings feature amongst the fascinating
attractions over two weekends, Nov & Dec, at the Chocolate Factory N16 in
Stoke Newington, North East London. 

Wandsworth Artists Open House
— takes place on 6-7 and 13-14 October at 80 venues across the borough.

West London Artists at Home - Open studios in Chiswick, Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush
Hogarth had a house in Chiswick, Pissarro lived for a while in Stamford Brook, Van Gogh preached at Turnham Green, Henry Moore attended the Brook Green School of Art, William Morris lived in Hammersmith. This pocket of London has always been a favourite with artists, even before Bedford Park was conceived in response to the Aesthetic Movement of the 1870s. Today, there are many artists who carry on the tradition of making art, and Artists at Home is a celebration of the wealth and diversity of creativity in this area.