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The Lord Mayor's Show! is on Sat, Nov 14 · 10:30 a.m. at St Paul's Tube Station (outside the station - come out at exit 2) in Greater London. Times shown in local Greater London time.

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The Lord Mayor's Show!

Name: The Lord Mayor's Show!
Start: 2026-11-14T10:30:00.000Z
Location: St Paul's Tube Station (outside the station - come out at exit 2)

Sat, Nov 14 · 10:30 a.m.GMT

St Paul's Tube Station (outside the station - come out at exit 2) · Greater London

Come along on Saturday 14th November to see the Lord Mayor's Show! **About the show** The Lord Mayor's Show has floated, rolled, trotted, marched and occasionally fought its way through 800 years of…

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Sat, Nov 14 · 10:30 a.m.GMT

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St Paul's Tube Station (outside the station - come out at exit 2)St Paul's, London, London

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Date and time: Sat, Nov 14 · 10:30 a.m.GMT — local Greater London time
Location: St Paul's Tube Station (outside the station - come out at exit 2)St Paul's, London, LondonGreater London

About this event

Come along on Saturday 14th November to see the Lord Mayor's Show!

**About the show**

The Lord Mayor's Show has floated, rolled, trotted, marched and occasionally fought its way through 800 years of London history, surviving the black death and the blitz in WW2 to arrive in the 21st century as one of the world’s best-loved pageants.

Thanks to the ancient and justified concerns of King John (was king from 1199 - 1216), every newly-elected Lord Mayor is required to leave the safety of the City of London, travel upriver to distant Westminster and swear loyalty to the Crown.

Over the centuries this inconvenient journey became one of London's favourite rituals. It moved from river barges (down the River Fleet and then down the Thames) to horseback and then into the magnificent State Coach, and around it grew the rowdy and joyful medieval festival that became known as the Lord Mayor's Show!

The modern procession is over 3 miles long with 63 floats, 7000 participants, 20 marching bands, 1