Fun Things To Do In Camden Town

When you're in need of things to do in Camden with kids and adults alike, Babylon has your back. Head over for private karaoke rooms or to enjoy two whole floors of space-themed fairground fun; think carousels, a mini indoor roller coaster and bumper cars. Load up your gaming cards to take part in arcade games and VR experiences, with candyfloss and popcorn machines providing tasty snacks throughout your visit. And if you're throwing a party? Book out one of their hireable spaces to enjoy pizzas, hotdogs and all kinds of other treats in.

Looking to spice up your weekend, quite literally? Then head on over to this boozy brunch at Ma Petite Jamaica, located close to Camden tube station. The bottomless event will see you chowing down on a Caribbean-style starter and main, featuring everything from pumpkin and sweet potato fritters to jerk chicken wings or coconut fish curry, as well as sipping 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco or rum punch.

A vibrant hub of activity in the heart of Camden, BOXPARK is a great pick for any day or night out. The shipping container-style venue features a huge outdoor space, alongside multiple food and drink vendors.

Whether you're sipping cocktails in the sun or chowing down on juicy burgers, there's something for everyone here. And when it comes to events, you'll find music, comedy, quizzes and much more on a regular basis.

One of the best things to do in the area, Camden Town Brewery Tour is taking you to see how the iconic brand makes its beloved beers. Along with a look at the processes and factory, you'll get to try the freshest pints available straight from the tank; and if you're lucky, you might even sample some one-off batches. The hour-long tour costs just £25 per person, including a free pin badge and an expert guide to teach you all about these tasty tipples.

After secret things to do in Camden market? WeJam is bound to impress. Gather your closest pals to head through the ordinary-looking guitar shop at street level, all before deciding on a band name, picking up some instruments and rehearsing the ultimate routine in this immersive experience. Their cutting-edge technology can turn even the most tone-deaf people into master musicians, filling in the extra notes for you. This experience costs £35 per person, with room for up to eight people and six different instruments to choose from.

Fancy a taste of the island life without leaving the city? Get on over to the ultimate Caribbean Party Brunch at Rum Kitchen Camden.

Expect bold flavours, bottomless drinks and live DJs spinning the very best RnB, dancehall, UK garage and pop hits. Snap up your ticket to party for just £38.50.

Looking to spice up your afternoon in Camden with a pint or two? How about getting yourself down to the canal-side 3 Locks Brewing Company for one of its brewery tours and tastings? Tickets are £25 per person and include a cheeky drink straight from the tank, a complimentary one on arrival, one in the brewhouse and six brand-new tastings. That's a whole lotta brew for your buck. 

It's no secret that the Camden Roundhouse is home to some of the best things to do in the area, but it can be difficult to decide where to eat or drink before. We've got all the best local pubs for a pre-gig pint, hearty burger joints for a quick meal and sunny beer gardens complete with stone-baked pizzas, kicking your night off with a bang.

Located just opposite the station, this excellent pub plays host to some of the coolest DJs in the business every Thursday to Saturday. From vintage rockabilly to the very best in 70s and 80s electronica, The Camden Eye's musical events are all expertly selected and completely free to enter. What's more, they host a comedy night every Wednesday for just £3 per person, featuring comics from TV and the acclaimed London Comedy Circuit.

When in need of indoor activities in Camden for adults, 180 Club is coming in hot with its cutting-edge electronic boards for you to practice your aim. There's space for up to 14 players at once, with late-night DJ sets taking place on the weekends if you want to keep the party going. Not only that, but there's shots, signature cocktails and American-inspired fare available to buy too - we're talking everything from short rib beef burgers to crispy panko prawns dipped in aioli.

Located on Camden High Street, Blues Kitchen is one of the quirkiest bars around. Playing host to some of the best live soul and Motown music around, the weekends see this place packed out to the rafters, with a menu of American-style comfort food to keep you fuelled throughout. The stage here has been graced by performers such as Seasick Steve, Pete Doherty, The Dirty Pretty Things and Mystery Jets, so you're always in for a treat when you visit this vibrant spot.

Colonel Fawcett's annual Gin Day is back and it's shaping up to be a big one. For £15, you'll get a glass on arrival and free rein to sample as much gin as you like between 2pm and 5pm.

Expect a buzzing crowd, great music, and a proper party vibe that kicks off at midday and rolls on into the night. Whether you're a gin geek or just in it for the good times, it's a no-brainer.

Round up, y'all. Saddle up for The Official Coyote Ugly Nashville Hoedown Bottomless Brunch - Camden. For just £40 a pop, lasso in 90 minutes of endless bubbles, pints, a hearty meal, and the chance to learn fancy footwork from top-notch coyotes.

Looking for a cheap night out? Azura London on Hampstead Road promises a lineup of brilliant events from Wednesday to Friday every week. Tickets cost just £1 per person to reserve a table, and you can expect great tunes from live DJs.

On Thursdays, they offer a free beer with any additional food or drink purchase between 3 and 7pm, as well as 50% of wine and prosecco by the glass and £7 cocktails. And if you're feeling peckish, there's everything from chicken souvlaki to prawn piccante penne and aubergine ratatouille on the menu.

Camden plans? Sorted. So, make your way to Mazer Zone for a top-notch immersive experience with pals. Think escape room-style challenges, where you'll have to test your collaborative (or solo) brain power to uncover clues and solve riddles. There are two different games to choose from, so whether you fancy a daring heist to steal a precious jewel or heading into the future to save the Earth, you can find it all here. These hour-long adventures start from £25 per person, with a minimum of two players at a time.

With a history that dates back all the way to 1667, The World's End is a pretty iconic Camden institution. It's regular lineup of live music attracts rock enthusiasts in particular, with two bars and a mezzanine area to relax in. Sports fans can also enjoy all the big games and matches from this spacious venue, while sipping on Staropramen Lager delivered directly from the Czech Republic. Even better? Popular night club The Underworld can be found just below.

Make your way over to Cafe KOKO for their R&B Bottomless Brunch every Saturday, setting you back just £35 per person and promising a soundtrack of all your favourite 90s RnB hits. What to expect? A mouthwatering menu of indulgent bites, including smoked salt beef focaccia sandwiches, buffalo mozzarella-topped and Sicilian baked eggs. As for the drinks, you can enjoy their classic option for £40 - featuring mimosas and bloody Marys, or upgrade to spritz cocktails for an extra £10.

Camden's live music scene is notorious, and this jazz bar looks to grow on that. Not only boasting a second floor restaurant with elevated dishes, the stage line-up is an enviable one, and can even be viewed from your table if you snag the right spot. This venue has been hosting brilliant performers for over 30 years, with artists like Amy Winehouse, D'Angelo and Roy Ayers having played here in the past.

A great local pub that oozes traditional charm with its wooden floors and exposed brick walls, the Lock Tavern are adding a little entertainment to your Tuesdays with their weekly quiz nights. Not only could you win a £50 bar table, but you'll also enjoy eight rounds of themed questions and jokes from your stand-up host. Tickets cost just £2 per person to enter too, so you could even make a tidy profit if your general knowledge is up to the test.

There's no denying that Poppies of Camden is one of the best spots for a cracking fish supper. But did you know that on the first Friday of every month they're also hosting one of the best free things to do in Camden in the form of their brilliant live music nights? Come on down to enjoy dinner with entertainment, from up-and-coming acts to cover bands.