Frieze London returns to The Regent’s Park from 14 to 18 October 2026. The contemporary art fair runs alongside Frieze Masters, in the same part of the park, but with separate programmes, tickets and access rules. A ticket for one fair does not automatically replace a ticket for the other.

Organisers have announced 50 presentations across the curated sections. Focus returns for younger galleries, Artist-to-Artist for solo presentations nominated by established artists, and The Code Universe is a new initiative. This account does not treat a work as sold or award-winning without confirmation from the gallery or the fair.

Frieze Sculpture remains a distinct event: an outdoor exhibition in the English Gardens, announced from 16 September to 1 November 2026, with free admission. The fair tents, by contrast, require a ticket. The time slot, the day printed on the ticket, photography policy and bag rules should be checked on frieze.com before arrival.

Gallery lists and speaker schedules may change. An artist’s or curator’s presence at a talk is not inferred from earlier editions. The park map, transport and weekend crowds are part of the visit, not an invented tourist guide.

The source is the official Frieze London page and the 2026 curated-sections announcement. Any archive image that accompanies the article carries the year of the photograph, not the year of the fair.

14–18 October in the tents, Sculpture until 1 November in the park. Three formats, three kinds of access.

Image: Rafael Puerto, Regent's Park, London, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. The park, not the 2026 Frieze tents.

Source consulted: Frieze London — official fair page.