What’s on this London Climate Action Week?
London Climate Action Week is back for 2026! Now in its eighth year, the official programme runs from June 20 – 28th and brings together events, roundtables and conferences across London focused on supporting local climate action.
See below for events happening in Camden this month, and explore the full London Climate Action Week programme here.
Solar PV Showcase at WAC Arts
Join us at the Camden Solar Showcase at WAC Arts to learn more about installing Solar PV in Camden. This free event will include talks from local organisations, advice on installing solar panels, information on planning considerations and advice on finding trusted installers.
Date: Tuesday 23rd June
Time: 5:30–8:00pm
Location: WAC Arts, 213 Haverstock HilL
Register here
Business Breakfast on Clean Air and Climate Resilience
Join us for a breakfast networking workshop to explore the growing impacts of heat and air pollution in Camden, and what practical steps businesses can take to build resilience to a changing climate. You’ll hear from speakers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Camden Council’s Air Quality team and ARUP.
Date: Wednesday 24th June
Location: Society Building, 55 Whitfield Street
Time: 9:00–11:00am (breakfast from 8:30am)
Register here
Earthfest
Earthfest is London’s sustainability festival at King’s Cross, running from. It brings together businesses, creatives and communities for talks, workshops and experiences focused on climate action and sustainable living.
Camden Climate Alliance members can access 25% off tickets to the Future of Nature and Conservation, Sustainable Fashion, Sustainable Sport, Climate & Health, and Music & Entertainment summits using code EARTHFEST25, plus 50% off the Transport and Energy summit using code EARTHFEST50.
Dates: 24–27 June
Register here
Climate Emergency Film Screening
Sidings Community Centre is hosting a screening of the National Emergency Briefing (NEB) film, followed by a short discussion and the chance to hear from local groups working on climate action. The 45-minute film features Chris Packham presenting expert evidence on the climate and nature crisis and explores the call for a government-led Emergency Briefing.
Afterwards, attendees can connect with community groups and learn how to get involved in local action.
Date: Tuesday 16th June
Time: 6.30pm
Register here
