Fun Things To Do In Soho

Fun gay bar Freedom is making sure you can get your fix of fun with their events spanning cabaret, drag bingos, musical-themed bashes and more. Celebrating all things queer and camp, with West End performers thrown in for good measure, they've got everything from nights out to earlier evening activities sorted.

Start your weekend with a bang at The Big Drag Bingo Brunch at Phoenix Arts Club, where brunch meets drag in the best way possible. Expect jaw-dropping performances, side-splitting comedy, and a dash of chaos as the queens call the shots (and the numbers).

With bottomless prosecco and a menu that hits all the brunchy sweet spots, you'll be living your best life from the first sip to the last bingo call. It's outrageous, it's glamorous, and it's the most fun you can have before 3pm - don't miss it.

Agency Unknown's Musical Bingo has landed in Soho, setting up shop in the delightful garden of a Grade I Listed Georgian building. Each round has a fun theme, with dance-offs, prizes and challenges to boot.

Taking place at multiple venues in Soho, House Of Burlesque's fantastic events offer something for everyone. They host affordable performances, as well as workshops that allow you to get involved yourself.

Their fun classes cost just £25, teaching you the art of fan dancing, striptease and more. Or if you'd prefer to leave it to the professionals, head to one of their speakeasy-style shows or contests.

While also renowned for being a raucous club, The Roxy has more to offer than just wild nights out. Not only can you get down low to the best in hip hop and RnB 'til the early hours and attend over 30s daytime raves, but also have the chance to meet that special someone with speed dating every Tuesday. What's more, there's live music on Thursdays and Fridays.

Found just a short walk from Soho, Flight Club is a fantastic activity bar that's home to its signature, jazzed-up version of darts. Even better, it's taking your mid-morning meal up a notch with its bottomless brunch that showcases unlimited slices of pizza and free-flowing prosecco.

Soho Zebrano is a haven for fun goings-on, showcasing a range of events that are sure to keep you on your toes. From The Soho Comedy Revue (with off-the-telly stand-ups) to drag and cocktail-making bottomless brunches, there's a lot to sink your teeth into.

Soho is known for its vibrant nightlife, and Disrepute takes it to the next level. Tucked beneath Kingly Court, this stylish, retro bar offers a sensory journey through Soho's notorious past.

The mix of vintage charm, expert cocktails, and a playful nod to the '60s makes it a must-visit. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Disrepute is one of Soho's coolest spots for a unique night out full of history, great drinks, and a touch of mischief.

Found on Oxford Street, Escape Hunt London has you cracking clues and solving puzzles in an immersive space, all while against the clock. Choose between Doctor Who, Aladdin, Atlantis, Alice In Wonderland and more themes besides for your fun session.

Unleash your inner detective with Mr Fogg's Treasure Hunt - a thrilling treasure hunt through London that combines puzzles, clues, and a dash of mystery from £65 per person. Starting at Mr Fogg's Pawnbrokers, you'll journey across the city, unlocking hidden treasures and deciphering mind-bending clues along the way.

It's the ultimate way to explore London's secret spots, and with quirky challenges at every turn, you're guaranteed a good time. So, rally your crew, bring your A-game, and dive into the adventure - you never know what you'll discover.

Embodying the rollicking house party spirit, The Little Scarlet Door is an award-winning haunt, and for good reason. Located on the ever-popular Greek Street, it really is as chic as can be, with unique trinkets, snazzy armchairs and cocktails served in disco balls.

Warm up those pipes of yours, as it's time to crack on with a bottomless karaoke brunch. Lucky Voice Soho is the ideal spot to let your hair down, toting private rooms so you can sing along with your mates to more than 12,000 different tunes. To fuel you through? Tasty pizzas and unlimited bubbles or cocktails. But if you fancy a more laidback affair, you can hire their exclusive spaces any day of the week.

Arcade games and themed cocktails are the name of the game over at NQ64. As one of the best things to do in Soho for couples, this neon-splattered hangout boasts a range of retro machines and classic consoles for a quirky date night to remember.

Taking place across venues The Blue Posts and Louche, Soho Comedy Factory is one of the funniest, and most affordable, comedy nights around. Previous acts have appeared on Live at the Apollo, Taskmaster, Mock the Week and more, so you're guaranteed to see some hilarious performers here. Tickets start from just £5 per person, promising two hours of side-splitting routines.

Make your way to party bar 100 Wardour Street for their fantastic Friday night event: Rhythm N Band Karaoke. This lively night out promises performances from a live band, and it gives you the chance to get on stage and sing along with them.

Belt out all your favourite tunes in front of the crowd, or just watch if you don't fancy yourself as a popstar. Plus, there'll be a DJ taking over from midnight onwards.

Make your way over to Archer Street Soho for a bunch of brilliant bottomless brunches. Whether you want an evening filled with musical theatre or have a love for all things Disney, you'll also get to enjoy pizza, fizz and beer.

For a totally unique nightclub experience, it has to be Cirque le Soir. What to expect? Fire eaters, snake charmers and circus performers. It's undeniably one of the most unusual things to do in Soho and is perfect for big groups, as well as intimate dates.

Make your way to Cahoots in Soho for their Black Market Knees-Up, taking place every Saturday afternoon. This is a 1940s-themed immersive experience, where you'll be welcomed into an underground drinking den that serves disguised cocktails.

The escaped prisoner show master will be leading the live entertainment, complete with a 40s pub quiz and fun games. There are rationed snacks on offer, with the option for either two cocktails or bottomless drinks depending on your ticket choice.

Having won Entertainment Club of the Year in the Club Awards, you can be sure that The Phoenix Arts Club promises a great night out. This Soho venue is known for live music, and it hosts a regular lineup of events like musical theatre open mic nights, karaoke sessions, showtune performances and even drag bingo brunches - with some tickets starting from as little as £5 per person.

Escucha Roast Rave is bringing the true Balearic spirit to Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel, where guests can enjoy a mouth-watering roast lunch paired with the best tunes from Ibiza's top DJs.

After its sold-out debut in April, Escucha returns on the 4th of May to serve up a delicious two-course menu by renowned Michelin-starred chef Garry Hollihead for just £35 per person. Kick things off with a complimentary cocktail from The Orientalist Spirits - a premium Singaporean brand - and then get ready to groove to live music or unwind on the stunning Roof Terrace. 

This Drag Queen Disco Diva Walking Tour takes you through the iconic streets of Soho and China Town. Not only will you get to discover famous sites (such as where Cher once had a dodgy kebab that did her dirty), but also the chance to strut and dance your heart out.

If you're a musical theatre lover, you'll feel right at home at The Room Where It Happens in Soho. This immersive venue blends dining with theatrical magic, where guests are treated to live performances from the talented singing waitstaff while enjoying a mouthwatering meal.

From 5pm to 9pm, the energy is electric as show tunes fill the room, and at 9pm, the live piano singalong begins, inviting you to join in the fun. Whether you're celebrating with friends, planning a work event, or just out for a night of entertainment, The Room Where It Happens delivers a musical celebration you'll never forget.

Get ready to sing, snack, and sip your way through an unforgettable night at Karaoke Epoc in Soho. This Japanese-style karaoke bar, tucked behind Sushi Kyu, offers an exciting blend of JOYSOUND and Multi-Language karaoke machines, making it the ultimate destination for singing lovers.

Whether you're in the mood for English classics, K-pop hits, or even some Mandarin or Cantonese tunes, you'll find a song that suits your vibe. Perfect for groups, parties, or exclusive hire, the private rooms at Karaoke Epoc accommodate up to 12 people, so you can keep the fun going all night long.

Looking for something fun and unique to do in Soho? Head over to The Arts Theatre Club for a mix of live music, retro vibes, and creative events.

Enjoy live acoustic performances every Thursday and Friday, network with fellow creatives on Tuesdays, or dance the night away at their 80s and 90s Night or Retro Disco on the weekends. With something exciting happening every day - from whiskey tastings to lively DJ sets - there's always a reason to head to The Arts for a fun time.

Ditch your boring ol' plans with a trip to The Covent Garden Comedy Club, which has over 23 years of experience. This popular event will be taking place at the best-loved boozer, featuring around 3 to 4 stars at every show. You don't need to ask us twice.

Looking for something a bit different to do in Soho this weekend? The cocktail masterclass at Barrio Soho delivers a dynamic mix of drink-making, laughter, and lively Latin energy.

You'll create two classic cocktails - think Tommy's Margaritas and Mojitos - while enjoying games and friendly competition with your group. Perfect for birthdays, dates, or spontaneous plans with friends, this £35 experience is a playful way to switch up your weekend routine and leave with a few new party tricks under your belt.

Looking for a fun winter event? Perfect for date night, The Fire Garden at Ham Yard Hotel is a seasonal pop-up on their roof terrace, where cosy blankets, comfy sofas and warm lighting fill the space as you make DIY s'mores.

They've partnered up with Sapling Spirits to bring you themed cocktails, from the Marshmallow Blazer to a Spirited Mocha. They're serving scrumptious wood-fired dishes too, from pumpkin and gorgonzola flatbreads to baked cheese with caramelised onions.

One of the most fun party bars in the area, The Little Violet Door is designed to feel like a flat share. Expect colourful furniture, from cow print sofas to an entire kitchen, as well as plenty of Instagrammable backdrops like the shelves full of books and records.

They offer DJ-led house parties Wednesday to Saturday, as well as bottomless brunches on the weekends. There's even a games room downstairs, where you'll find all kinds of video and board games in a retro space. What's more, they serve two-for-one cocktails until 6pm on weekdays.

Located on Meard Street, Pitch is an exciting, modern venue that takes golfing to a whole new level. They've got a number of huge, interactive screens that you can play on, offering fun games like Bullseye and Party Putt - with no golf experience required.

After a little friendly competition, head to the sleek bar for delicious drinks and tasty Asian-inspired eats from the 18 Greens menu. Think crispy duck spring rolls, grilled beef gyozas, sauteed vegetable steamed buns and much more.