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December 15, 2025London is brimming with festive activities that bring the magic of Christmas to life. Whether it’s enjoying the Christmas lights adorning the West End or indulging in the excitement of a live performance, London offers something for everyone. Today, on 15 December 2025, several unique events are happening across the city. From ice skating and heartwarming concerts to festive shows, this guide will help you make the most of a day out in the capital.Enjoy the Ever After Garden: A Winter WonderlandOne of the most enchanting events to visit in London today is the Ever After Garden at Duke of York Square in Chelsea. Open from 3 pm to 9 pm, this stunning display features 30,000 white roses, each illuminated to create a glowing field of flowers. This magical garden is a serene escape from the busy city streets. Admission is free, but visitors are encouraged to make a donation to The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity if they can. Be sure to catch it before it closes on 16 December.Advertisement Catch Prashasti Singh’s Divine Feminine at Soho TheatreFor those looking for a touch of comedy with a festive twist, head to Soho Theatre on Dean Street, where comedian Prashasti Singh performs her show Divine Feminine. Singh explores her experiences growing up in a patriarchal family, navigating the complex paths of self-discovery, and offering humor as she assigns blame to the figures who shaped her. The show runs until 20 December, offering a fresh perspective on life’s choices through wit and humor.Dracapella at Park Theatre: A Halloween TwistThough Christmas is in full swing, Park Theatre in London is keeping Halloween alive with its quirky production of Dracapella. A unique twist on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, this a cappella musical features covers of iconic songs like Somebody to Love and Eye of the Tiger. It’s perfect for anyone who prefers a bit of dark comedy with their holiday cheer. Dracapella runs until 17 January, making it an excellent option for those in need of a festive break from traditional Christmas fare.AdvertisementIce Skating: A Classic London Christmas ActivityNothing says Christmas in London like ice skating. The city is home to several seasonal ice rinks, each offering a chance to embrace the holiday spirit on skates. Whether at the Somerset House rink or the royal grounds of Hampton Court Palace, ice skating is a quintessential winter activity in London. New rinks are also available this year, including one set on a rooftop—perfect for those see …
