Looking for fun events in Covent Garden? Head over to Salvador & Amanda where the Spanish bar is serving up more than just sangria. Specialising in authentic tapas, live music and bottomless dinners, it's got something for every craving.

Looking for something different in Covent Garden? Head to the Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street Hotel for an unforgettable interactive show from Christian Gambin, a World FISM and French Magic Championship winner. 

Whether it's for after-work drinks or dancing to DJs come the weekend, Tequila Mockingbird Covent Garden is your all-rounder of a bar. Expect daily 2 for 1 deals, classic cocktails and more across the fun space here.

When it comes to fun nights out in Covent Garden, Bunga Bunga's dinner and karaoke event has to be right up there. Not only do you get a four-course set dinner menu included, but also the chance to get stuck into plenty of singing games and enjoy entertainment too.

Head over to Chandos Place where this gorgeous afternoon tea shop is bringing you one of the most fun things to do in Covent Garden. Brigit's Bakery is going well beyond a few scones and sandwiches with decadent tiers, vegan treats and bottomless drinks.

If you're on the hunt for fun cocktail classes, then Inamo in Covent Garden are hosting a banging one, complete with three Asian drinks - all created by you. In addition, you'll get to tuck into a delish feast of tapas, as well as head to karaoke for some samba fun.

Head to Covent Garden Social Club and you'll enjoy a piano party, where some of London's best pianists perform live in a genre-spanning experience. Better yet, the mixologists here are whipping up some of the finest cocktails in the city.

Make your way over to One Aldwych for Film and Fizz with Curzon - a series of brilliant cinema events. First off, tantalise your tastebuds with a delish three-course meal paired with champers before enjoying flicks such as Elf, There's Something About Mary and more.

Mark your calendars for Tuesday the 29th of October, because Brother Marcus in Covent Garden is throwing a Greek Wine Tasting Night you'll love. For £65 per person, embark on a tasting journey through undiscovered wine regions, paired with tasty small plates.

Sample delights like beetroot houmous, zesty fennel tzatziki with Aleppo chilli, and luscious baba ganoush—all served with warm, fluffy pitta. Teaming up with Maltby & Greek, this is one evening of culinary adventure you can't pass up.

On the hunt for quirky things to do in Covent Garden? CellarDoor is the sexy speakeasy that's keeping you entertained throughout the week with a wicked lineup of events. Get ready for burlesque, live music, drag show and so much more.

Elevate your next night out by heading along to The Piano Works West End. Not only is this a restaurant, with a range of mouthwatering munch up for grabs, but also a cracking bar, where you can knock back tasty drinks while the live band plays your favourite songs at request.

When it comes down to fun things to do in Covent Garden, the Mamma Mia party and other themed brunches at The Escapologist are sure to impress. Gather your pals for an afternoon of live entertainment from West End stars, accompanied by bottomless booze and tasty eats.

If you're looking for fun things to do in Covent Garden, then Petersham Nurseries has you covered. Enjoy their range of fabulous classes from pasta making to bouquet workshops, this is a spot you won't want to miss out on.

House of Burlesque... SPEAKEASY - London's most glamorous secret! Under the streets of the world famous West End lurks a world of stockings, feathers and fabulousness.   The UK's TOP Burlesque production house are thrilled to continue their

For anyone who's a fan of beer, these Lowlander Tastings are just what you've been looking for. Head down to their welcoming venue in Covent Garden for their regular events, which are themed around different types of beer - from world IPAs to dark and stormy. They work with some of the best Belgian breweries to bring you the most delicious samples, while sharing their wisdom on the subject, with tickets starting from £45 each.

Looking to meet new people? Whether you're trying out new dating experiences or just want to meet some friends, The FriendZone is a great chance to mingle with likeminded individuals in a fun, unique way. Taking place at Stereo, you can expect a number of games to get stuck into, as well as great music and delicious drinks throughout - costing just £16 each to attend.

Inject your boring ol' plans with a trip to the Freemasons Arms on Long Acre for The Covent Garden Comedy Club. This popular event will be taking place at the best-loved boozer to celebrate its 20th year. So, expect around 3-4 stars at every show. You don't need to ask us twice.

Oriole is located in Covent Garden bringing speakeasy vibes and bright tropical wallpaper. Their cocktail list takes inspiration from blends all over the world - we're talking Roku gin and absinthe concoctions like the Chicha Alta or a whisky-based Hanami Highball. You can nab small plates too, so munch on Italian beef tartare or smoked cauliflower while enjoying the live music on offer.

USA-inspired restaurant Americana is giving Londoner's the chance to experience what makes the deep South great with their buzzing Tuesday jazz nights. Immerse yourself in the soulful atmosphere by ordering BBQ grub, from steaks to chilli pot pie, and drinking cocktails like the pecan and popcorn martini all while vibing out to some live jazz.  

Grab your tickets now to Bunga Bunga's Roman Pizza-Making Party from £39 per person and enjoy a welcome Aperol spritz before you get to build your own food, with dough tossing (naturally) and plenty of entertainment. The ancient gods will create mischief around you as you roll up your sleeves and get stuck into your masterpiece. Expect Venus to charm you, Siren to serenade and avoid getting in the crossfire of Cupid's matchmaking antics. 

Every month, Firmdale Hotels run their fantastic wine dinners at the Covent Garden Hotel, each one focusing on tipples from different regions across the world. Sip on Spanish sherry, South African reds or sparkling English wine, all while munching on a carefully curated menu to match your drinks - with tickets costing £90 per person.

Blame Gloria Covent Garden is a fun destination for bottomless brunches complete with a drag host, a meal and 90 minutes of unlimited fizz, beer or cocktails. But that's not all, as they each follow a theme - from ABBA to 00s and female pop icons.

Whether you know of Neil Rankin or not, temper is premium restaurant in Covent Garden for those looking for something delicious to do. From premium grilled meat to notorious cheesburger tacos, it's a must for the carnivores among you.

There's nowhere more fun than Tequila Mockingbird, and their high-energy bottomless brunches are no different - complete with limbo competitions, bingo and pinatas. Themed around discos, hoedowns or fiestas, you can expect 90 minutes of unlimited margaritas, prosecco, beer and pizza while drag and cabaret hosts get the party started with fantastic performances to pop classics - starting from £30 per person.

The Bunga Bunga Saturday Buff Brunch in Covent Garden is bringing you extra sauce and spice with their entertainment. Bringing the hunkiest men in boylesque, cabaret and circus to the stage, there's more than just show-stopping pizza in store here.

Head down to Penelope's in Covent Garden on a Wednesday to delight in a special edition tasting menu from award-winning chef Fez Ozalgan for £110 per person. Ozalgan will be bringing her rich culinary heritage spanning Cypriot dishes and Michelin-starred kitchens to the restaurant and delivering on scrumptious, seasonal plates. There'll be an interactive chef demonstration alongside a welcome cocktail or bubbly, and dishes include manakish with miso honey butter, whipped cod's roe with trout caviar and more.

The high-tech sushi restaurant Inamo is hosting a Drag Night Dinner in Covent Garden on a regular basis, where you'll enjoy three dishes from a pan-Asian set menu alongside plenty of cocktails and prosecco. You can also enjoy a fantastic 45-minute performance from fabulous drag queens, promising dancing, sequins and audience interaction - all for just £29.95 per person.

Looking for fun things to do in Covent Garden? Head over to Henrietta Street where immersive bistro and cocktail spot Mrs Riot is bringing together a lineup of quirky drag events and atmospheric jazz nights every month. Their bottomless drag brunch every single Saturday is one that you won't want to miss, promising 90 minutes of unlimited Malibu cocktails alongside delicious vegan cupcakes and fantastic entertainment from Mango Marshall and her talented team of queens - all for just £45 per person.

Nestled beneath Floral By Lima is sexy underground bar The Lost Alpaca. And every Friday? It holds its Latin Live extravaganza, where you can fill your boots with mouthwatering ceviche and pisco sours to the sweet sounds of live music.

Ever wanted to know the story of Henry VIII's six wives? Each and every one of them? Well, now you can over at the Vaudeville Theatre with tickets to Six The Singalong Musical. Welcome to the histo-remix as you discover more than just how these ladies divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, and survived as they're forming a Tudor pop princess supergroup and giving you a load of sass (and fierce facts).

The Adelphi Theatre sees Back To The Future the musical take place throughout the week with tickets starting from just £24 per person. This incredible show features both original music and songs from the film, like 'The Power Of Love' and the music was composed by Alan Silvestri, known for his Grammy-winning work on 'Cast Away' and 'The Polar Express'. Join Marty McFly and Dr Emmett Brown as they time-travel via the DeLorean and get ready to go full speed ahead at 88mph. Great Scott!

Jet off to Greece via the Novello Theatre in London with tickets to MAMMA MIA! the ultimate feel-good musical. Grab tickets to see all your favourite ABBA hits come to life on the stage as you join Sophie on her journey to discover who her real father is just in time for her wedding day.