Your next client. Your next collaborator. Your next big idea.
Find them at London Experience Week.
- Meet the people who commission, create and operate experiences.
- Win new work.
- Find creative partners.
- Learn how to make experiences people pay for—and talk about.
1,000+ experience leaders expected in 2027.
In 2026, 700 joined us from 28 countries, including people from Netflix, EY, Disney, Riot Games and Salesforce.
26-30 April 2027 · London
They met at LXW. Here's what happened next.
From new partnerships to major projects, here are just a few examples of what came out of London Experience Week.
66 serious venue enquiries. One LXW.
At LXW 2026, London & Partners encountered 66 serious prospects seeking space – compared with just five or six at even their best other industry events.
The result revealed the scale of demand for venues across the experience industry, and the opportunities created by bringing these businesses together in one place.
An intro by the WXO team led to a new immersive space in Amsterdam.
Lola Gamester of Blacklist, UK connected with Sarah Mendes at WONDR Experience, Amsterdam.
That introduction led to a six-figure project to redevelop an immersive space in Amsterdam.
Business in 4 countries.
Gregory Taylor of Studio EX exhibited at LXW 2026 to launch Telar, its networking platform. He left with new clients, international opportunities and valuable industry relationships.
Connections made at LXW have since secured events and business in four countries for 2027.
One connection. £150k in new work.
For Carlson Bull of Bully Entertainment, USA, LXW 2026 stood out for the quality of the people: knowledgeable, well connected and willing to help.
The commercial upside? A new project worth £150,000 from a connection made at the event.
A conversation led to work with Guinness.
Lauren Abbott of Pixel Artworks, UK met Catherine Toolan at Guinness Storehouse, Ireland at LXW.
They’re now collaborating on a visitor experience redesign, with an ongoing creative partnership.
A meeting became a $1.8m immersive experience.
Samit Garg of E-Factor, India and Ludovica Arci of SARAVA, Italy met at LXW. They went on to collaborate on Shiva Immersive – a $1.8 million experience combining VR and immersive projection.
The Right People. Real Opportunities.
Meet the people who can move your ideas forward.
Brands and Commissioners
Looking for ideas and expertise
Studios, Agencies, and Producers
Creating Experiences
Attraction Owners and Operators
Building and growing their businesses
Technology Specialists
Opening up new possiblities
- Arrive with meetings
in your diary.
- Meet through curated networking.
- Leave with people
to work with.
Ideas you can put to work.
LXW Summit: How do you attract audiences, deliver ambitious projects, and biuld a profitable experience business? Learn form the people doing it.
Previous LXW speakers · 2026
Get behind the experience.
The Experience Safari · Across London
Explore London’s newest, boldest and strangest experiences.
Go backstage. Meet the creative and commercial minds behind the work. Discover how they made it happen.
Planned visits include: Wake the Tiger, Peaky Blinders and Bompas & Parr.
Your new base in London's West End.
- Convene Rathbone Place – home to the London Experience Week Summit 2027
A purpose-built venue with room for talks, workshops, meetings – and conversations that deserve more than a corridor.
One minute from Oxford Street.
Tea, coffee and water included at the Summit. Lunch provided Thursday and Friday.
For 2027, we’re expecting 1,000+ at the LXW Summit.
What past attendees say.
Brands and organisations that attend LXW include:
LXW26: In partnership with the Mayor of London's growth agency.
Recap: London Experience Week 2026
Recap: LXW 2026 Launch Day
At the world-famous Piccadilly Lights and Below The Lights immersive venue.
Thanks to our LXW26 sponsors & partners.
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