A new month is a good excuse for a reset, and Body by Lu has a September offer worth having on the radar. Lu is offering Unlimited Monthly Membership for £150. Bargain!

Black Prince Trust is adding new women’s football sessions to its community programme this September. A useful one for anyone looking to get active, meet other players and make football part of the weekly routine. Full session details are available via the link below.

September has strong fresh-start energy, and Embody Wellness is leaning into it with a new-season reset. Whether the aim is to get back into a regular wellbeing routine or simply carve out some time to move and switch off, see Embody’s September post for the full offer and booking details.

The community-run Bonnington Café serves pay-what-you-can vegetarian snacks and lunch every Tuesday, using donated food from City Harvest and seasonal herbs from Roots and Shoots. The lunches also provide real-life café training for neurodiverse young adults studying at Roots and Shoots. Drop in for a warm lunch, coffee and a bit of Bonnington Square community love.

Kylie, Dannii, Natalie Imbruglia, Troye Sivan, Confidence Man and a whole lot more: Eagle London is dedicating a full Friday night to Australian pop. Residents Wayne David and Paul Joseph take over the decks with chart hits, remixes, forgotten gems and enormous singalongs until 4am. If your idea of a good night involves camp classics and wall-to-wall Aussie bangers, this one is fairly self-explanatory.

Bonnington Square is getting an autumn market moment this September. The Autumn Makers Market brings local makers and independent creativity into one of Vauxhall’s most treasured corners. The full trader line-up, timings and visitor details are available via Lulu Boden’s Instagram.

London’s River Marathon is back, with hundreds of crews tackling 21.6 miles of the Thames from Millwall to Richmond. From serious rowers to charity teams and crews in fancy dress, it’s one of those brilliantly eccentric London spectacles that’s best enjoyed with a drink in hand.

Luckily, Vauxhall has two very good floating vantage points. Grab a riverside table at Tamesis Dock or Battersea Barge, order a pint or some pizza and watch the boats sweep past on their way west.

One last open-air session before summer signs off. Reggae in the Garden returns to The Garden Vauxhall for its final date of the season, bringing reggae, food, drinks and a full afternoon-to-evening party under the arches. If you have spent any part of summer at The Garden, consider this the closing party.

The microphone is coming out for one last time this summer. Bearpit Karaoke returns to Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens for its final 2026 session, with Joe Hatchiban handing the mic to brave singers, secret divas and anyone else ready to perform in front of one of London’s friendliest outdoor crowds. It is free, gloriously unpredictable and one of Vauxhall’s best-loved summer traditions. Come and sing goodbye to Summer 2026!

South Lambeth Road favourite Tia Maria is celebrating its birthday with a proper Brazilian blowout. There’ll be samba, pagode, hip hop and rap, with Pique Novo flying in from Brazil to bring the hits that have soundtracked generations.

Round up the gang, grab a caipirinha and settle in for a night of live music, big rhythms and birthday energy at one of Vauxhall’s best-loved Brazilian spots.