
10–11 September 2027
Stories worth slowing down for.

10–11 September 2027
Stories worth slowing down for.
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LOMO celebrates independent motorcycle films, photography, art, and the inspiring people behind these stories. As an independent, international event that's a bit different, we showcase original work and creativity, fostering a vibrant community around it. Join us for two days at the London motorcycle festival filled with great films, captivating motorcycle photography, and good company, where you can meet the storytellers and enjoy everything that lies beyond the screen.
We're looking for original independent motorcycle films that showcase character, creativity, and a unique point of view. From custom culture to personal journeys, documentaries to experimental films, it's the story that matters, not just the bike. If you have a passion for motorcycle photography or film, this is your chance to shine.
Submissions for the London motorcycle festival LOMO 2027 are now open via FilmFreeway.
Selected filmmakers will be contacted directly, with opportunities to join us for Q&As. Unfortunately, we can't provide individual feedback on films not selected.
For any query please
Founded in 2017, The Ride of the Ruperts brings motorcyclists together through charity rides and events, raising over £200,000 for Whizz Kidz by September 2025 to support young wheelchair users.
RotR webpage: Ride Of The Ruperts – Everyone needs their own set of wheels
Fundraising link: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/lomo2026
On 4–5 April 2026, a group of women riders tackled Wales’ ten highest mountain passes, raising funds and awareness for Endometriosis UK.
Fundraising link: Kimberley T is fundraising for Endometriosis UK
Tucked beneath the atmospheric railway arches of Bermondsey, Maltby Street Market is where London’s industrial grit meets the vibrant flavours of a modern street food scene. It's a perfect spot to enjoy the local motorcycle culture, especially during events like the London motorcycle festival, which celebrates independent motorcycle films and showcases stunning motorcycle photography.
The Old Timber Store, Maltby Street, London, UK
Please CONTACT US if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Each screening is approximately 90 minutes in duration and consists of a variety of short films that feature motorcycles and/or the motorcycle community.
The large majority of the films are suitable for general audiences, but some may contain adult language.
There’s no on-site parking, but motorcycle parking is available just outside the venue and also nearby
Yes. Maltby Street Market and The Old Timber Store are wheelchair accessible. CONTACT US if you have specific accessibility needs.
Yes. LOMO is situated in the heart of Maltby Street Market
Yes. Contact us to discuss sponsorship, brand activations and collaborations.