MyLondon 2027 Calendar

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MYLONDON 2027 Calendar

A 2027 photography calendar created by people who have been homeless. A beautiful gift.

Created by My World Creative Projects. Incorporating Cafe Art (UK) Community Interest Company.

Target Goal

£12,000

146 Backers

pre-orders to the value of £5,978.94 to help bring this project to life

Pre-sale campaign ends

10 October, 2026 (World Homeless Day)

Days To Go

The cover of the 2027 MYLONDON calendar featuring two cute dogs

MYLONDON 2027 large calendar

The most popular size - 12" x 12" (300mm x 300mm) of My World's MYLONDON 2027 calendar. This calendar gives you plenty of space to write on the individual days.

A man poses in front of a colourful mural

Street Art, Brick Lane, Tower Hamlets

Goran Cujo captured his friend Jay posing in front of a mural by London-based street artist Vladrealart @vladrealart. The street art is located on the corner of Corbot Place, and Buxton Street, just off Brick Lane, Shoreditch. Goran says that he did black and white photography when he was younger, developing and printing the photos himself. “I didn’t like digital photography. Now I am very happy that people like my photography and it has encouraged me to do it again.”

2026 MYLONDON exhibition (top 25) January in 2027 MYLONDON calendar

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

An white adult pelican looks over a brown fledgling on a lake.

Pelicans, St James's Park, Westminster

One of the six adult Great White Pelicans in St James’s Park looks out over a new pelican fledgling, hatched in May 2026 . Pelicans have lived in St James’s Park for over 360 years. In an historic breakthrough, the resident pelicans succesfully hatched four chicks for the first time in the park’s history. The names of the adult pelicans are Isla, Tiffany, Garga, Sun, Moon and Star. Allan’s photos have appeared in several calendars over the years and he is also a MYLONDON calendar vendor.

2026 MYLONDON exhibition (top 25) February in 2027 MYLONDON calendar

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

St Paul's Cathedral as seen from between two glass buildings, creating refections on both sides.

St Paul's Cathedral from One New Change

This dramatic shot of St Paul’s Cathedral was taken from a retail and office building to the east of the London landmark. Patricia Rossi is an artist who creates pastel and acrylic paintings and mosaics and is a member of the west London art charity 240 Project. She has featured in the past three MYLONDON calendars and is a member of the weekend photography mentoring group run by volunteers from The Royal Photographic Society (RPS) London Region.

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

A man plays a guitar in front of a huge mural featuring Frida Kahlo

Busker, Paisajes Mexicanos mural, Bankside

Taken by Maurice Woolger on a busy July weekend near the Tate Modern, the busker plays to the passing crowds in front of Paiajes Mexicanos (Mexican Landscape.) by London-based artist Amy Almeida. It was commissioned by the Tate Collective and Better Bankside to coincide with the Frida: The Making of an Icon exhibition.

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

The Gherkin Building is framed under the archway of a much older building.

The Gherkin Building from St Andrew Undershaft

Jackie Fox took this shot of 30 St Mary Axe, more commonly known as The Gherkin, from the archway of St Andrew Undershaft in the City of London. Jackie is an active participant of the weekly photography mentoring group run by The Royal Photographic Society (RPS) London Region. She also participated in the London Unseen project run by MYWORLD last year where 12 people with lived experience of homelessness took photos of buildings that had meaning to them.

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

Swinging at Spitalfields

Goran Cujo too this shot of people dancing in Bishop’s Square at Spitalfields E1 Market on the weekend of July 18 and 19, 2026. Organised by Swing Patrol London, free community dance lessons were provided during the summer. Spitalfields E1 Market has provided a free table for participants in this project to sell MYLONDON calendars since 2012.

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

Two cute small dogs pose in behind two tennis balls

Tazza Fountain, Kensington Gardens

Peter Johnson took this shot of two small dogs in front of the Tazza Fountain in the Italian Gardens near Lancaster Gate at the northern edge of Kensington Gardens. He said he met the “lady owner” of the dogs on a warm summer’s evening and unsuccessfully tried to get the dogs to hold the balls in their mouths for the photo.

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

A dog looks directly at the camera with St Paul's in the background

Weimaraner, St Paul's Cathedral

Photographer Barry Callaghan says: “The thee pictures that I’ve taken, I feel, represents both sides of London really. We’ve got a lot of nature in there, which is hopefully bringing some vibrant colour mixed with the city – the manmade side of things. I’ve got land, water, animals and sky mixed with buildings – [the] Cathedral, and I think that represents London really. I hope that comes across in the photographs that I’ve taken. ”

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

Two people in front of a colourful mural holding a white frilly umbrella

Good Friends Chilling, Brick Lane

D came a cross a few people in Brick Lane during the MYLONDON contest and asked them to pose in front of a mural by Urban Solid, who are well known Italian street artists consisting of artists Riccardo and Gabriele. “I happened to see these two sitting in deep conversation. I didn’t really want to interrupt them but something about their chemistry drew me in so I was happy when they agreed to have their picture taken.”

Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

View from the London Eye

By Hayley McAvoy. This year’s MYLONDON contest was Hayley’s econd time participating. “My pictures include the Thames because I’m obsessed with it! I love it!” Describing her bird’s eye view of the Palace of Westminster and the Thames, she said “we were fortunate to be treated to go on the London Eye for my son’s 21st birthday.” Greetings card 130 mm x 180 mm, folded (5.1" x 7.1"). No message. Includes envelope.

Street Art, Brick Lane, Tower Hamlets

Pelicans, St James's Park, Westminster

St Paul's Cathedral from One New Change

Busker, Paisajes Mexicanos mural, Bankside

The Gherkin Building from St Andrew Undershaft

Swinging at Spitalfields

Tazza Fountain, Kensington Gardens

Weimaraner, St Paul's Cathedral

Good Friends Chilling, Brick Lane

View from the London Eye

Street Art, Brick Lane, Tower Hamlets

Pelicans, St James's Park, Westminster

St Paul's Cathedral from One New Change

Busker, Paisajes Mexicanos mural, Bankside

The Gherkin Building from St Andrew Undershaft

Swinging at Spitalfields

Tazza Fountain, Kensington Gardens

Weimaraner, St Paul's Cathedral

Good Friends Chilling, Brick Lane

View from the London Eye

About the calendar project

The production of the 2027 MYLONDON calendars and greetings cards is funded by supporters of our charity, ordering online from across the UK, the EU and beyond. Income from the sale of this calendar funds this project, with participants getting photography training and receiving their photos from the contest. Prizes totalling £2,000 and books on photography are awarded to photographers who are impacted by homelessness.

Photographers receive profits from the sale of their cards and photographs. Calendars are sold by project participants in various London markets and railway stations between mid October and late December 2026. Street vendors and those selling in markets earn 50% of the sale price of each calendar sold, unless they are volunteering. Participants in the project have earned more than £380,000 since 2012.

Note about the photographers in 2026: All of the photographers have stories to tell about what they have experienced and we will be telling some of them in the coming weeks. Over the years this project has evolved from asking everyone to reveal the reason why they are or were homeless. More stories from the participants in past MYLONDON projects here.

However after speaking to the people impacted by homelessness we have decided to respect their privacy. If they would like to speak about what they went through that is fine - but if they would prefer to just focus on their experience of photographing London and forgetting about one of the most traumatic experiences in their lives that's OK as well.

Photography mentoring

Our weekly photography group is run by unpaid volunteers from the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) London who have taught photography skills with digital cameras since 2015. This group has provided stability in the participants’ lives, while enabling them to gain skills. Profits from this project also help fund this group.

MYLONDON is a project of My World Creative Projects Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) no. 1197162. My World incorporates Cafe Art (UK) Community Interest Company.

The front cover of the 2027 MYLONDON calendar featuring two cute dogs posing in front of a fountain

MYLONDON 2027 large wall calendar

The most popular size - 12" x 12" (300mm x 300mm) of My World's MYLONDON 2027 calendar. This calendar gives you plenty of space to write on the individual days.

MYLONDON 2027 month photos as cards

Photographers in the project selected three photos for the exhibition. The 2027 calendar photos were chosen from a public vote.

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A calendar with real impact

Images in this calendar come from photographers affected by homelessness and were taken on Fujifilm QuickSnap single use 35mm film cameras in July 2026. Fujifilm has supported this project and the photography mentoring group, run by volunteers from the Royal Photographic Society, since 2015. This year all 45 photographers submitted three photos for the exhibition and the public vote, consisting of pop up exhibitions at Spitalfields Market and Ealing Broadway Station in August 2026. The jury was made up of a cross section of the community. Thank you Shenan Chandler (past MYLONDON winner), Matthew Smitheman (Homeless Link), David Hicks (The RPS London Region), Joseph Griffiths (Elizabeth line), Crestina Forcina (Homelessness sector photography teacher), Louise Chinchen (Public representative) and Nigel Atherton (Amateur Photographer