February is technically the final month of winter, so congratulations: you’ve pretty much survived another one in London. To make it go by quicker, you’ll always have London’s jam-packed schedule of events and things to do to make you forget about the chilly settings. Though we’ll never stop loving this city, February is also a month particularly steeped in romance, so there’s also that to look forward to. And hey it’s the shortest month so you damn better make the most of it by doing aaaaaallll the things on this list. Okay, that might be a little much, but you get the idea. Here’s the best things to do in February 2023.
1. Go and gaze at some bubbles!
Bubbles! What?! How did they get there?! A couple of weeks ago, these giant spheres of light and colour landed in London and blessed us – and our timelines – with the dreamiest of winter content. February’s beginning is much like January’s close: gloomy, cold and grey. This installation is the antithesis of all that – and you can catch of glimpse of these bubbles up until February 10. Evanescent by Sydney-based artist Atelier Sisu, have appeared around the world and now it’s London’s turn, with the objects setting up shop on the west side of the Cheesegrater (The Leadenhall Building). Hurry, though; you haven’t go much longer to see them!
Read all about the bubbles here!
2. Twirl around the Canary Wharf Ice Rink
Is it obvious that we’re missing the festive season? Because we are. Fear not, though. You can still do your best Torvill and Dean impressions at one of London’s temporary winter ice rinks: Canary Wharf. While the other lovely London winter ice rinks have mostly thawed away by February, the Canary Wharf edition is still going strong until the 25th, meaning you can have a late winter spin before the days start getting brighter. Read more about the Canary Wharf ice rink here.
3. Get smitten by these brilliant London Valentine’s Day activities
Romance ain’t dead everywhere in London, and there’s plenty of ways to make sure you aren’t receiving a raised eyebrow and/or death stare on the morning of the 14th when you’re expected to lay out your plan for the evening. Yes, you won’t forget, because here’s your reminder! Rumour has it that Cupid is paying a visit to London town in February, so it might be about time to start planning where you and your significant other are spending February 14. Here’s a few tips:
🎱 Head out for a game: Ah, the old and trusted activity date. Never fails. Be it crazy golf, bowling or the newly opened clay shooting spot, these are great for drawing a laugh and bonding on the day of love.
🎂 Grab yourself a loved up cupcake: The Hummingbird Bakery deliver the goods all year round, and between February 1-14, you can purchase a beautiful little Valentine’s cupcake to take home to your partner. If you haven’t doubled up with one for yourself, try not to eat it on the bus home!
🍰 Or a heartbreaker cake: Everyone’s favourite dungeon of decadence is back with the goods this Valentine’s Day. Chin Chin are serving their heartbreaker cake between February 1-14 and, friends, it’s time to indulge yourself. Who wouldn’t want to be wined and dined by that creation?
😋 Tuck into some Valentine’s Day specials at a meal out: Plenty of London restaurants are running specials on and around the 14th. The Big Easy have a tempting lobster and prosecco offer, and there’s even a special afternoon tea to be sipped up at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
💘 Have a romantic stroll around the city: Walking is underrated, guys. You could be pacing around Hyde Park or taking the scenic route to your local takeaway, and it can still be a meaningful moment. Plus, it gets that step count over the line before an evening of wine and boxsets.
Get even more Valentine’s Day inspiration from our handy guide!
4. Learn all about the surrealist mastery of Salvador Dalí
To say the Dali : Cybernetics experience is a look into the life of the enigmatic Spanish painter is true, but it doesn’t give you the entire picture. It is, in fact, multiple ways of seeing into the life, work and influences of Salvador Dalí through a number of mediums. You’ll take a deep dive into his life, from his fascination in physics to details about works including The Ants, The Persistence of Memory and The Elephants. These paintings will later pop up in the totally immersive, 360-degree room, where you can kick back on a deckchair and absorb his masterpieces. To crown the experience, there’s a VR room to check out the paintings by the moustached maverick in an eye-opening new way. Get your tickets here.
5. Attend an event for LGBT+ History Month
February marks LGBT+ History Month, and there are plenty of educational, celebrational, and essential events taking place across London over the next 28 days.
💃 Sistermaniac Street Party: The UK’s first ever lesbian soundsystem is returning after nearly 30 years to join forces with Nite Dykez to host a lively street party in Brixton Village on February 17. Entry is free before 8pm, and £5 afterwards.
✅ Wasteman at Vault Festival: a one-person play based on Joe Leather’s experience as a refuse loader during lockdown, acting as a “love letter to both hard-working Northerners and gender ecstasy through monologue, music, and drag”.
📚 Finding Your Joy Workshop: An event to support younger black LGBTQIA+ people and help build confidence through a series of games and activities at Brixton library on February 4.
🖼️ Out On An Island: An LGBTQ+ History Through Portraits: Running between February 3 – March 4, this exhibition tells a local LGBTQ+ oral history on the Isle Of Wight.
🎩 Five Years With The White Man at Vault Festival: A celebration through tragicomedy of the life of A.B.C Merriman-Labor, an African satirist who went against the Empire’s bigotry – expect an Edwardian standup set and a contemporary look at racial and sexual identity.
6. Dine at the newest member of the Big Mamma family
Will we ever stop banging on about the trio of Ave Mario, Gloria and Circolo Popolare? Well, yes actually – but only to tell you that Big Mamma, the group behind them all, have brought us a FOURTH London location. They’ve knocked it out the park again with Jacuzzi, and their four-storey pleasure palace in Kensington is bound to send even more Londoners to truffle pasta heaven. Read all about it here.
7. Demolish a a beautiful stack of indulgence on Pancake Day
January and February share many a similarity. Cold biting your fingertips, daylight draining away faster than you say winter, and a general greyness to the air. But, I’ll tell ya all what January does NOT have that gives the edge to Feb: a day dedicated to pancakes. Shrove Tuesday is a concept that has always managed – and will continue – to stand the test of time; so you best be celebrating the 2023 edition on February 21. You can enjoy pancakes at pretty much any time of the day, too; and here’s a few places around the city that will be happy to serve up stacks of ’em!
🤤 Balans
8. Surround yourself with colour at this free lights festival at Battersea Power Station
The Battersea Power Station Light Festival is back, and will be glittering its way through the month in style. Head down to be bowled over by a series of beautiful installations, and witness the first time the festival has lit up a fully open Battersea Power Station. Feast your eyes on an enlarged bath plug, illuminated laundry and much more at this activity that will do away with any lingering winter blues. See how it looked when we went down to visit here!
9. Have a boogie (woogie) at the Piccadilly Piano Festival
Showcasing both established acts and upcoming talents, Piccadilly Piano Festival boasts a lineup including Jools Holland, Melvyn Tan and Nadine Benjamin. Events take place at Christopher Wren’s grand St James’s Church across the month, with performers playing away on the church’s famous Fazioli grand piano, and you can select your night here.
10. Waltz into a new world cocktail experience
While you may have heroically completed Dry January, there’s a world to be explored in the form of Avora, a carefully crafted cocktail experience with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic tipples to be sipped on. Put on a jumpsuit and dive into the world of mystery and wonder at the Roscorp Laboratory. Find out more and book your place here.
11. View a poignant exhibition of Ukrainian War photography
It’s been nearly a year since the horrific war in Ukraine began, following the Russian invasion. A three-part collection of photography by photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind documents the Madan protests of 2014 and the period in between this and the war; before her camera shows us to the level of destruction to the country following the invasion. Ukraine: Photographs from the Frontline runs at the Imperial War Museum London with free entry between February 3 – May 8, 2023. Read more about it here.
12. Pick a romantic restaurant for a meal out
Whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, another special occasion, or just… because; London is a treasure trove for dim-lit and romantic restaurants. Here’s a few that will have you belting out “That’s Amore” by the time you walk about.
🌸 Clos Maggiore: Boasting a glass roof and flowery décor, this Covent Garden screams love is in the air louder than most.
🤩 Bob Bob Ricard: Press for Champagne buttons? Yeah, this place knows what’s up. Gold-laden interiors, too.
💞 Bleeding Heart: Farringdon’s fine French bistro that offers over 450 kinds of wine should be near the summit of your lists this month.
✨ Delamina EAST: A fine array of Mediterranean dishes can be found at this cosy Spitalfields restaurant.
View more of London’s most romantic restaurants here.
13. Head to a loved up exhibition
Addicted To Love: An Invitation To Be Seduced arrives at the Quantus Gallery on February 8, and is quite the appropriately-timed display this month. Eve De Haan and Sara Pope have collaborated to present 30 works that delve into meanings and perceptions of love. It’s purposely coinciding with both Valentine’s Day and International Women’s Day (March 8) next month, with pieces that nod to gender and connection with the world of fashion. Read more about the exhibition here.
14. Celebrate 160 years of the Tube at the London Transport Museum (February 11-19)
Love it or loathe it, most of us heavily rely on the vital service that’s celebrating 160 years in the capital. Over at the London Transport Museum, it’s celebration time in February. As it’s half-term, kids go free and can take part in numerous games including a giant edition of connect-four which, I won’t lie, will probably make the adults a tad jealous that they can’t join in. Visit their website for more information.
15. Sip on a beverage and grab a bite to eat at this new café dedicated to helping people with learning disabilities (from February 1)
On the first day of the month, Fair Shot Café – which helps break down employment barriers for people with learning disabilities – are opening up their brand new home over at the Yards in Covent Garden, and they’re giving away lots of coffee to celebrate! Read all about it here.
16. Step into a world of Van Gogh’s masterpieces
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience offers a reimagined way of looking at the post-impressionist paintings. A floor-to-ceiling projection will have you marvelling at the sunflowers, starry nights, and self-portraits before you get to the VR room to take you even closer to some of the most treasured paintings in this world. Find out more and book your place here.
17. Dine up high at Battersea Power Station’s brand new 15th floor restaurant
JOIA arrives to Battersea in February, promising sky-high views over London’s social hub. It’s run by the mastermind behind Alma, a two Michelin-starred restaurant in Portugal, and it’s safe to say Henrique Sá Pessoa’s food won’t be leaving you disappointed here. Read about it here.
18. Then try one of London’s other fantastic new restaurant openings
As is the case for most of the year, there’s always exciting new arrivals the capital’s restaurant scene. If you’re bored of the current locals, or just want to be early on spots to recommend to your pals, then skip over to one of these lovely new restaurants in London.
🍲 Kapara (arriving February 2023): New Soho restaurant by Israeli-born chef Eran Tibi, arriving in February with influence from Tel Aviv courtyards and Middle Eastern flavours.
🥘 La Gamba (arriving February 2023): Also opening this month is this riverside tapas restaurant at the Southbank Centre from the brothers behind Borough markets Applebee’s Fish, taking you on a tasting tour of north-western Galicia.
🍷 Bar 1790 (arriving February 9): This new Portuguese Bar’s main attraction is the wine, and you’ll also get the chance to try a divine tapas menu.
Check out 50 more of London’s very best restaurants here.
19. Attend a live podcast with Ian Wright
Ian Wright is a national treasure, that’s just a fact at this point. From goal machine to everyone’s favourite pundit, the man can really do no wrong – you’ll even find the most vehemently anti-Arsenal football fans admitting that. You could see the legend this month at a live showing of Wrighty’s House x Stadio x Counter Pressed podcasts this month, alongside co-hosts Musa Okwonga, Flo Lloyd Hughes, and Ryan Hunn. It’s going to be a lively evening, and you can book your place here!
20. Find a spot to watch the Six Nations
The annual rugby face-off between England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, and Italy returns in February for six weeks, and plenty of London venues are hosting spaces to watch all the action play out each weekend.
🏉 Flat Iron Square: Having made a name for themselves as a hub to watch the big footy tournaments, you can bet that a brilliant atmosphere will be created for the rugby over at Flat Iron Square.
🍻 Big Penny Social: The giant Walthamstow venue is showing all the games between February 4 – March 18, and the two giant screens in the beer hall are the perfect way to catch every try.
🍸 Northcote Records: Kings of cocktails and live music, this Battersea bar is showing all of the rugby and even offering a very tempting pizza-and-pint-for-£15 deal. Very tempting indeed…
⚓ Hope & Anchor: 24 screens and heated sports huts? Yeah, this Brixton pub should be high up on your lists for all the winter rugby.
🚢 The Ship: Wandswoorth’s riverside location is a great spot for just about any day in your social calendars, and that’s no different during Six Nations season.
21. Get hypnotised by a gym class
GYMBOX are helping people stick to their new year goals with a radical new method: hypnosis. This form of commitment therapy is hoping to get into the subconscious of gymgoers to help overcome blocks and stick to goals. Holistic Hypnotherapist Hannah Apperly is running the hourly classes with around 20 minutes of the hypnosis segment from February 1, and you can find out more via the GYMBOX site
22. Have a dance at the internationally acclaimed Bresh club night (February 10)
After a couple of sellout shows in London, Bresh is making its return to the capital in February to deliver the world’s favourite night of reggaeton, pop, and disco. More than 200,000 people across the planet, from Buenos Aires to Madrid, have danced the night away at a Bresh night, so you wouldn’t want to be missing out on that now, would you? Book your spot here.
23. Or, head to a rambunctious night of Tango dancing
Tango dancing is jumping from Argentina to London in the form of Wonderville nights. You’ll witness a jaw-dropping dance show before having a go yourself at the expert-led classes. Afterwards you can let loose and shake it off into the night at the social that follows. Wonderville is also playing host to a number of comedy club events for kids, which you can find out more about here!
24. Touchdown at one of these venues for a voracious Super Bowl Sunday (February 12)
February is the month of the crowning moment in the NFL sporting calendar. Now this is London, after all – so for many that might just be another regular day. But, for sport fanatics, or just those hoping to fight off the Sunday scaries with nachos, wings and comradery; the Super Bowl has it all. Plus, Rihanna is playing this years halftime show, so shut up and drive tune into the game. Super Bowl LVII takes place on Sunday, February 12, and here’s a few places around the capital showing all the action. Philly Eagles vs Kansas City Chiefs: let’s go!
⚽ TOCA Social: Usually you’ll catch all the footy here, but this February it’s dialling up the U and the S and the A notches this month. Tuck into wings and drink from red cups at this immersive sports bar.
🏈 The Blues Kitchen: A favourite for a dance at the weekend, this time it’s turning it’s attention to Sunday night. Taking you from 9am to 3:30am and drip-feeding you beer and food, this is one mean option for Super Bowl LVII.
🍺 BOXPARK: Ah, it’s never a where-to-watch-this-sporting-event list without Boxpark, is it? Their giant screens are turning on at their three London venues for a raucous night of NFL.
🍗 Big Penny Social: The giant beer hall along the Blackhorse Beer Mile has you well and truly covered for this mammoth event, kicking proceedings off at 7pm and running all the until 4am. Work on Monday will be painful, but worth it all the same.
Here’s some more ideas for places to spend your Super Bowl Sunday.
25. Chomp down on some fluorescent food at this pop-up market
A vibrant five-cheese fondue fountain? Glow in the dark bao buns? Candyfloss burritos? Liquid Nitrogen ice cream. Tick, tick, tick, and… tick. You’ll find them all at this market on Glasshouse Street on February 17-18. Combine these concoctions with a cocktail and you’ll be more doused in colour than the rainbow road circuit on Mario Kart. And that’s obviously what we should always be aiming for.
26. Sink some pints at the first ever beer fest at Big Penny Social
If you headed here for some Six Nations or Super Bowl action, you’ll be pleased to learn that the giant Big Penny Social is hosting its first ever beer festival. With over 200 cask beers from independent brewers to choose from across their 35,000 square foot space, you’ll be in a hops paradise. Plus, there’s plenty of food to soak it up, and sessions headlined by live music acts running throughout the day. Tickets, which include a nifty free pint glass, can be booked here for a tenner.
27. Jump around at a London gig
London and live music fit together like two slices of bread and, like any month, February is absolutely packed out with fantastic gigs to enjoy. Shake those hips to Jungle, belt out those anthems by The Darkness and pretend it’s 2003, and tell Carly Rae Jepson that this is crazy.
The Darkness (February 4): Wembley Arena — do you believe in a thing called love? It’s Valentine’s Day soon, after all…
Ellie Goulding (February 7-8): KOKO
Mahalia (February 7): Moth Club, Hackney
Sugababes (February 8): Highbury Garage — yes, they’re really back and you can catch another show this month!
Jungle (Feb 10-11): EartH
Belinda Carlisle (February 10): London Palladium
Carly Rae Jepson (February 15): Alexandra Palace — HEY, I JUST MET YOU.
Rolo Tomassi (February 15): Electric Ballroom
Mala (February 17): Electric Brixton
Whitney (February 23): Shepherd’s Bush Empire
DJ Spoony (February 24): Royal Festival Hall
Read our handy gig guide for February 2023.
28. Venture into the brand new experience by David Hockney
Composite polaroid, 27 3/4 x 51 1/4″, © David Hockney
A brand new venue couldn’t ask for a more colossal opener. David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) arrives as Lightrooms inaugural event, guiding you through his work and the settings they were created in. Glide between Los Angeles and Yorkshire with the voice of David Hockney acting as your companion in this captivating six-chapter, 45-minute event. Read more about it here.
29. Walk into a world of street art at the Saatchi Gallery
After a successful run in New York and Los Angeles, Beyond The Streets is arriving in London on February 17 and will occupy the entire Saatchi Gallery. Surround yourself in the worlds of graffiti, street art, hip-hop and punk rock, and learn about the artists who defined them. Read more about Beyond The Streets here.
30. And check out more brilliant art exhibitions in London this month
Of course, when it comes to art, there’s always plenty going on in London. Once you’ve checked out the world of colour at the Saatchi Gallery, you can make your way through a host of other top-notch exhibitions in the big smoke during February.
😺 Two By Two (February 2-15): 23 artists celebrating the mystery of the animal kingdom in their practices, with proceeds going towards animal charities Celia Hammond Animal Trust and the RSPB. BWG Gallery.
🏊 Pool Life And Other Memories (February 3-9): A selling exhibition of paintings and drawings by Alex Manolatos, inspired by his swimming routine. Olympia Auctions.
🖼️ Jorat (Courage), February 6-11: An exhibition of work by Iranian artists in support of Iranians, both in Iran and in the Iranian diaspora. Espacio Gallery.
🎨 The Sad Zither (February 9 – March 18): The first solo exhibition in Europe by Hao Liang, using a reinvention of traditional Chinese ink wash painting. Gagosian.
🌊 The Chaotic Forms Of An Organised Mind (February 10 – March 11): A inaugural display at this new gallery, featuring the silkscreen and mono prints by Constance Read. Haricot Gallery.
✨ Making Modernism (until February 12): A first of its kind exhibition in the UK, featuring work from Paula Modersohn-Becker, Käthe Kollwitz, Gabriele Münter, and Marianne Werefkin. Roya Academy of Arts.
☠️ Mike Nelson: Extinction Beckons (February 22 – May 9): An interactive exhibition diving into the fictional worlds that echo our own. Hayward Gallery.
✏️ Not Black Or White (February 24 – March 17): A contemporary art, craft and design exhibition by creatives from Africa and the UK, showcasing pictures with raw storytelling. SoShiro Gallery.
🤯 Where Is My Mind? (February 26 – March 26): Deborah Segun returns with her second solo exhibition, with pieces aimed to help us find solace in our world. BEERS Gallery.
31. Watch a discussion with Bernie Sanders
Senator Bernie Sanders is rolling into the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall to discuss his new book It’s Okay To Be Angry About Capitalism as part of the spring literature season. 2,700 will pack into a hall to hear the man speak about the economic climate in what’s sure to be a thought-provoking evening.
32. Witness the stunning Kew Gardens Orchid Festival
While it still may be cold and dark in February, the annual orchid festival sure does brighten things up when it rolls into Kew Gardens. This year, the event commemorates Cameroon, marking the first African country heralded by the festival. On top of being dazzled by the plants, there’s a photography exhibition and plenty of delicious food making this one of the month’s hot tickets. Read more about the festival here.
33. Head to this ‘anti-Valentine’s’ party at Flat Iron Square
Not everyone enjoys Valentine’s Day. Or at least, the stereotypical Valentine’s Day that is, some feel, shoved in our faces. Over at Flat Iron Square, you can subvert these norms by attending their free anti-Valentine’s Day celebration day on February 14. They’re calling on lonely souls and couples who turn their noses up at the day of love. There’s double-pour cocktails (with names along the lines of “It’s not me, it’s you”), a DJ set from 6:30pm, and heart-shaped pizzas…which you will then proceed to rip up. Cheers!
34. Enjoy a day out at the theatre
If you’re stuck for something to do in London, there’s no safer bet of a good time then heading out to one of the countless theatre productions.
Mandela (until February 4): The ongoing show at the Old Vic is not one to be missed, telling a tale of determination and hope.
Welcome Home (until February 11): World premiere of a sci-fi epic that “takes on the church to a avenge a lifetime of queer shame”. Catch it at Soho Theatre.
2:22 A Ghost Story (until April 23): A haunted house tale starring Cheryl in her West End debut, offering up a scary start to the year at the Lyric.
Phaedra (February 1 – April 8): Kicking off the month in style at the Lyttleton Theatre, starring Janet McTeer in the title role.
The Winter’s Tale (February 9 – April 16): This marks the start of the 400th anniverssary celebrations of the First Folio, kicking things off with a production of The Winter’s Tale at The Globe.
The Beach House (February 15 – March 11): A play exploring the fragility of female relationships through a scope of motherhood and sisterhood at the Park Theatre.
Medea (February 11 – April 22): The new Soho Place is the home of the tragic tale of Medea.
Browse more London theatre shows here.
35. Grab a slice (or 10) on National Pizza Day
Pizza helps with, well, pretty much anything. A meal before heading out on a Friday night, or a cure for an ungodly hangover, it’ll tick any box. It’s handy that National Pizza Day falls on February 9, so you’d best head out for a circular dose of food heaven. Not that you needed an excuse, am I right? I am right.
36. Sip on a different kind of Margarita (there’s a day for that, too)
What is this, the greatest month ever? Pizza day AND Margarita day? We’re spoiled, I tell ya. Anyway, you can celebrate with a trip to “La Cantina De Margarita”. This pairing extravaganza invites guests to experience the Mexican cantina culture by sipping on fine Patrón tequila cocktails and taste the delightful botanas, small plates including fresh corn taco with lobster & Patrón Silver gel. Running nights throughout February in the leadup to Margarita Day (February 22), you can book your place at Silverleaf, The Rooftop at One Hundred Shoreditch, and Satan’s Whiskers now.
37. Or, maybe Pisco Sours are your tipple of choice
Yep, there’s a day for these beauties too. On February 4, perhaps you’ll be taking your first sip of alcohol in 2023 after a successful run at Dry January. If you’re a fan of the ol’ sours, let us point you in the direction of COYA. Both their London bars have unique Pisco menus that take you on a tour of Peru with their flavours, from the Guajiro Old Fashioned and Blue Opal Martini on their Mayfair list; to the El Tunche “Rainforest demon” and Tumbalocas “Latin lover” at their City restaurant.
38. Enjoy the first 5pm sunset of the year
Look, we might seem to be desperately clutching at straws for a win here; but I’m here to tell you right now that it is one. London’s sun has disappeared before 5pm every day since the twenty-bloody-ninth of October, but that’s all changing. Note down February 7, because it’ll actually still be light by the time you make the beeline from the office to the pub. By the end of the month, it’ll be nearing the hallowed 6pm sunset, and summer’s warm embrace will seem ever closer.
39. Chill out to the max at this Candelight Sound Bath Experience
Look, the start of the year is always stressful, so it might be time to induce some inner peace at this beautiful candlelit experience. The sound bath debuted in London last November, and it’s back in February to give you a warm meditative session to free your mind from those worries that grip it this month. Alongside the sea of candles, you’ll be guided along by sound waves from Tibetan & crystal bowls and an experienced practitioner, which is guaranteed to deliver the true meaning of the word bliss. Book your spot now!
40. View a brand new outdoor exhibit at Somerset House
Sauntering into Somerset House this month is a stunning new exhibit from Jitish Kallat. Whorled (Here After Here After Here) is the Mumbai artist’s first major public commission in the UK, comprising of two intersecting spirals that present the road signs of the UK in a rippling manner. You’ll find the new display at the Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court at Somerset House, between February 16 and April 23, 2023.
41. Grab a free Hot Dog in Soho to celebrate this bar’s first birthday
Free stuff? Well, if you insist! Even better when it’s a hot dog, to be quite honest. Beasy, the bar in Soho dedicated to celebrating the life of the house party while serving up tasty food. There’s 100 free hot dogs up for grabs on February 6, but you can also get a sweet 50% off their lunchtime menu (between 12pm-4pm) all month long! Find out more about Beasy Bar here.
42. Keep going out and exploring this fantastic city
It’s impossible to cover every single thing that this city has to offer over the space of an entire month (though we do try our darndest), but we can ensure you there’s plenty going on, so here’s a few more that we think are worth shouting about before we leave you!
🎵 Juke Joint: A Night of Blues with Ramon Jackson
☕ Pizza Pilgrims’ new £1 espresso bar and ‘Nutella Ring Pizza Café’
🌟 A 360-degree immersive ‘Dream Factory’ installation has arrived in central London
😅 Avalon Presents: A Night of New Comedy
🍺 Head out to a pub garden with heaters
🎇 16 Of The Most Fun Things To Do With Kids In London This Half Term
⛪ The Ruined Church That’s Now A Beautiful City Park
🤔 Here’s What’s Hidden Away In This Colourful Corner Of Covent Garden
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