On 3rd June global superstar Burna Boy will grace London Stadium: the first ever African artist to headline a UK stadium. Renowned for his electrifying performances, striking production and larger-than-life props the Grammy Award-winning artist is sure to deliver an unforgettable show at London Stadium with surprise guest performances.

Then, Major League Baseball returns to London Stadium for the 2023 London Series! The Stadium will welcome two of the greatest teams in baseball as the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs go head-to-head on 24 and 25 June. This weekend will see world class sport combined with traditional ballpark food, live music, in-game entertainment and pyrotechnics, creating a truly memorable festival of baseball!

The Weeknd will play at London Stadium for two nights on 7 and 8 July as part of his world After Hours til Dawn Tour. The tour celebrates The Weeknd’s 2020 album After Hours, featuring hit single Blinding Lights, as well as his critically-acclaimed album Dawn FM, which was released in January 2022. Kaytranada and Mike Dean will join him as supporting acts.

Experience full-throttle family fun when Monster Jam® returns to London Stadium on 15 July. This year, all-new Marvel monster trucks join Monster Jam. Get ready to see The Amazing Spider-Man, Iron Man, Black Panther and Thor face off against fan favourites like the legendary Grave Digger®, intimidating Max-D™ and mighty Megalodon®. The 12,000-pound trucks will tear up the dirt with massive stunts, big air and backflips. Start the day at the Pit Party, and see the trucks up close, take pictures and get autographs. It’s the ultimate in family fun.

On 23 July world-class athletics returns to London Stadium for the first time in four years for the London Athletics Meet. Fans can expect to see Great Britain & Northern Ireland athletics team stars, who will use the event to fine-tune their preparations ahead of the Summer's World Athletics Championships. It will also be a celebration for some returning medallists from the World Para Athletics Championships taking place in Paris the week before.  

Back by popular demand, the Great Get Together will take place on 1 July. The free community celebration will be packed with a day of live performances and workshops put on by the organisations that form East Bank; the culture, education, innovation and entertainment district that is soon coming to the Park, which will bring the BBC, the V&A, Sadler’s Wells, UAL’s London College of Fashion and UCL to east London.

This fun-filled day will showcase the best of east London! With live music, dance and performances on the big stage as well as sports, activities and a range of tempting food on offer, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Register your interest to get updates about the Great Get Together.

UK Black Pride is back on 20 August. The world’s largest pride celebration for LGBTQI+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American and Middle Eastern descent has continued to grow year-on-year. Last year’s event saw over 25,000 people at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park come together to celebrate and party.

ABBA's highly anticipated concert experience started in May 2022, with the legendary singers appearing as their 1977 selves through virtual avatars in a custom-built arena on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The ABBA Voyage shows blend cutting-edge technology, spectacular lighting, and some of the most beloved songs ever written, and will run until 2026.

Guests will be welcomed as family to this hilarious immersive comedy show, attending Tony n’ Tina’s wedding ceremony at the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit. Enjoy the best skyline views of London before heading down to join the couple for a lively Italian-American reception in the Upper Lounge and Terrace. Tickets include a three-course Italian dinner, wedding toast, wedding cake, live music and dancing.

With so much going on, the Park has plenty of quiet spots to escape the crowds. Enjoy the beautiful gardens bursting with colourful flowers, or even better, explore the Park from a new angle- from the water on a swan pedalo.

Many of the Park’s restaurants are open for outside seating, including the restaurants at Canalside offering stunning views of the canal. The Last Drop, located by the base of the ArcelorMittal Orbit, serves coffee, cakes and pastries, light lunches and snacks, and the kiosks along the Tessa Jowell Boulevard offer an exciting range of food and drinks, from vegan and Greek cuisine, to American style diner meals and bubble waffle ice cream.

 Barge East, a 120-year old barge converted into an award-winning restaurant, offers delicious cuisine inspired by seasonality, with produce from their own gardens. Or sit canal-side in their beautiful gardens and enjoy a cocktail or two.

Situated near Hackney Wick station, Hackney Bridge is a melting pot of restaurants, shops, bars and street food stalls. The Food Hall is home to a wide selection of delicious street food sellers. Try Filigrillz who sizzle up Filipino barbecues or Neapolitan pizza specialists Made in Puglia.