London's Best Events In April 2026

This month, check out The Double R Club's mysterious and magical events at Walthamstow Trades Hall, hosted by the one and only Benjamin Louche. April's offering is a fantastic evening of cabaret and burlesque, complete with a theatrical, nightmarish theme.

Expect amazing performances from the likes of Tom Harlow, Vicky Butterfly, Robin Tracey and more, all for as little as £10 per person. Plus, there are free shots and mini doughnuts while stocks last.

Easter is here, and it's time to indulge - whether you're after lazy mornings, sweet treats, or a relaxed Sunday night drink without the guilt. Though this year's holiday might feel a bit different, there's still no shortage of fun things to do over the April bank holiday weekend. From lively bingo nights and supper clubs to hands-on cocktail-making and chocolate-tasting experiences, we've rounded up four action-packed days of Easter weekend events in London.

Step aboard Silent Sounds Boat Party for an unforgettable party experience on the Thames. This isn't just another night out - it's a unique silent disco aboard The Dutch Master, a two-storey party boat that glides past London's most famous landmarks. From Big Ben to Tower Bridge, this floating adventure is a feast for the senses starting at just £27 per person.

With three music channels to choose from, you can groove to disco, house, or party anthems, creating a dance floor alive with individual energy. Fancy a break? Head to the onboard bars for a drink - maybe a cheeky rum or a crisp glass of white - and take in the stunning views. When the boat docks, the fun doesn't stop; head to Ballie Ballerson, London's iconic ball pit cocktail bar, for even more fun, with free guest list entry included in select tickets.

Need April plans? Now you got 'em with Sky Garden, which takes up the top floor of 20 Fenchurch Street. Expect to soak up the fabulous views from 35 floors up, and sip on cocktails, all while dancing to some live tunes spun by a DJ at music nights. Not your thing? They also have fabulous morning yoga sessions, sunrise sessions and breakfasts.

If you're in need of April plans, check out Tonight Josephine's range of events across the capital. Whether you fancy letting loose to some Sass-e-oke or heading along to a bottomless brunch, these crackin' venues are sure to upgrade any boring ol' plans.

Looking for fun outdoor activities now open in London? Swing by plonk and putt your mini golfing skills to the test. Offering a range of outside spaces across the city, this place is sure to cater to quirky dates, group outings and plenty more fun.

Searching for fun activities in Shoreditch? The futuristic version of bingo, Hijingo is a raucous affair. You can play a fun few rounds while tipping back a creative cocktail and chowing down on delicious food. Plus, you might even win a huge prize - we're talking a weekend getaway.

They're offering a special Y2K edition of their bingo until the 17th, complete with throwback tunes and retro prizes. They also host bottomless bingo brunches on weekends, for £49 per person, promising a tasty dish and 90 minutes of unlimited beer and prosecco.

For fun events this April, we'd recommend checking out Bougie Drag & Boy Toy's lineup. From buff bingo bottomless brunches to showstopping singalongs and drag-drenched affairs, there's no shortage on the entertainment front.

April showers bring thrilling experiences at Mr Fogg's. Perfect for those with a love of cocktails, Mr Fogg's Cocktail Experiments at the Apothecary will give you a chance to shake up your bartending skills, while at Victorian Murder Mystery at Mr Fogg's Residence, you'll solve puzzles and immerse yourself in an evening of Victorian intrigue.

April is also the season for lush brunches, so why not treat yourself to a Botanical Brunch at Mr Fogg's Botanical Tavern or experience a sophisticated Gin Safari at Mr Fogg's Gin Parlour? With so much to explore, Mr Fogg's will make your April one to remember.

Pairing outlandishly floral looks at their venues with bottomless brunch events are Blame Gloria. Whether you want to get down to 00s tunes, attend an ABBA fest or throw it back to some pop icons throughout the eras, this place has the theme for you.

Show-stopping activities? QUEENS Skate Dine Bowl is perfect if you fancy an evening of ten-pin bowling or gliding your way on the ice rink. Plus, if you get a bit peckish, head to Meat Liquor where you can chomp on burgers and fries.

This April, head to South East London for Gipsy Hill Brewery's offering and get involved with its Projekt Market Pop-Up where you'll find an array of vintage posters, ephemera and limited edition prints from just £10. Entry is free to the six curated spots featuring iconic film and music classics. There will also be street food from KERB+ traders as well as flat whites from Old News Coffee. 

Get ready to smash it at Bounce this World Table Tennis Day. On the 23rd of April, Bounce is offering free ping pong at all three London locations - Old Street, Farringdon, and Battersea.

It's the perfect chance to grab your mates, book a spot for two to eight players, and enjoy 25 minutes of ping pong for absolutely no cost. Whether you're up for some friendly competition or aiming to nail an epic trick shot challenge for a shot at £250 cash, Bounce has you covered. 

Experience London's top pizza spots on the Big Red Pizza Tour, a fun and unique way to explore the city. Ride on a vintage Routemaster bus as you stop at six different pizza joints, each offering a distinct style and atmosphere.

Enjoy beer and music while cruising around Central London, and don't forget to bring your appetite. At £90, this tour is the ultimate way to enjoy great pizza and vibrant city views, making it a fantastic outing for friends, couples, or anyone seeking a new and delicious adventure in London.

Back at the Aeronaut this April, Dabbers is returning to the city once again and they're making up for lost time. Join them in Acton from the 15th as they wheel in hilarious rounds of bingo in a gorgeous outdoor space.

Fiddle Paradiddle are hosting a pop-up-ceilidh in Balham, taking place at The Bedford. They hold these events on a monthly basis, promising a lesson in all things ceilidh - including all the traditional dances and some more modern ones.

Sip pints in between dances, all led by the house band, and you might even meet some new friends. Tickets cost just £18.50 each, with doors opening at 7pm. Plus, you can nab delicious food and drink either before or afterwards.

Need some April plans? Now you got 'em with the Camden Town Brewery Tour at the much-loved brewery a stone's throw from Kentish Town West station. Expect to get to learn everything about how they make this top-notch bevvy, and to try the beer straight from the tank (cor, blimey).

For a day of booze, brunch and awesome entertainment, the Garage Brunch is the place to be. One of the best event in London in April, this daytime event is the ultimate garage dance party in the capital.

April isn't all about Easter eggs and springtime, there's some pretty raucous nights out to be had too. Backyard Comedy Club in Bethnal Green has many comedy nights throughout the week, with big names on the circuit, like Russell Howard and Jo Brand, having previously been on the line up.

Need plans for this April? Now you got 'em with The Murdér Express. Located at Pedley Street Station, this awesome murder mystery not only involves fabulous live entertainment, but also a four-course meal by Michelin star chef Niall Keeting.

Looking for the best thing to do in April? Hip Hop Brunch LDN is the place to go when the weekend rolls around, serving up three-course meals, bottomless cocktails and bingo games. Plus, you'll be treated to a soundtrack of dancehall, reggae, RnB and more.

Fancy upgrading your boring ol' April plans? Well, head along to Alcotraz Penitentiary in Shoreditch for a top-notch immersive experience. Expect to sneak booze past the guards and warden, which will be used to create bespoke concoctions.

Taking place at Queen of Hoxton, KIKI is the drag show you need to attend. Hosted by Ms Ginger Phlappage, the event features 10 mesmerising performances as well as live music and free-flowing prosecco.

Whipping up some of the freshest street food and cocktails in the city, you can rely on Barrio Bars to host some of the best nights out. Enjoy their range of events from bingo brunches to throwback karaoke, this is a great spot for a good time out with friends.

Looking for the best things to do in April in London 2026? See if you can outsmart the official live game of Sherlock at The Mind Palace in Shepherds Bush. This top-notch immersive event will have you finding clues, solving riddles and chasing down bad guys and attempting to catch a killer. 

For cracking live entertainment every single day of the week, be sure to check out Albert's Schloss in the West End. They host all kinds of fun events here, from Tuesday evening cabaret shows to house bands every Friday and Saturday nights full of DJ sets and dancing. All of these fun-filled goings-on are totally free to enter, and while you're here you can enjoy steins of beer from all over Europe paired with authentic German eats.

Think you're a star baker? Prove yourself as The Castle invites you to their world-famous pop-up bake-off tent, right here in London. Will you whisk your way to victory? Well, you've got 90 minutes to try it.

Fancy a roster of ever-changing, themed shows? Check out The London Cabaret Club for glitz and glamour across immersive performances, all while you dine on luxury, multi-course meals with a group or your beau.

Flight Club are taking over numerous locations across the city with their Wild Brunch Socials, offering pizza, prosecco and social darts. To top it off there's glitter painting, jungle juice cocktails and DJs all afternoon to make it extra special.

For the ultimate night out complete with your own cosy private space, check out Circe's Cloud 9 Pods. The stunning rooftop venue in Waterloo is offering these exclusive igloos out for a deposit of as little as £250, which will be used as your bar tab for the evening - to spend on creative cocktails and tasty eats like chorizo flatbreads, halloumi burgers and calamari.

You'll be welcomed with a round of Grey Goose cocktails for your group, which can be between six and nine people, and you'll get table service throughout your time here. The pods also come equipped with heating, Bluetooth speakers and warm blankets, and you can admire brilliant views of the city while you're at it.

This April, make your way to Salsa! Temple for a lively Bougie Drag Bottomless Brunch, hosted by fantastic queens and even featuring some guest performances from the stars of RuPaul's Drag Race UK. There will also be DJs playing throughout the four-hour event, with butlers in the buff bringing you free-flowing drinks as you take part in dance-offs, lip sync battles and more.

Looking for fun things to do this April? London Boat Party is back with a four-hour cruise that's not to be missed. Sail along the Thames, take in all the sights of the city and party to a playlist of pop anthems with a buffet menu and affordable drinks selection.

Ready for tonnes of belly laughs? With plenty of fun happenings at Laugh Train Home's events, there won't be a single dull moment this April. From an online comedy night to an epic lineup at Serendipity Asian Fusion, these are a must for funny times and non-stop entertainment.

Craving a little more excitement to your bottomless brunches? Head to Balls Brothers for drag-drenched performances and hilarious comedy skits. Plus, you can munch on burgers and tip back free-flowing prosecco for 90 glorious minutes.

April is all about fresh starts - and what better way to celebrate than by creating your own gin? At 58 and CO, you can get hands-on at their Gin School, where you'll distil a completely unique bottle of gin using your chosen botanicals.

If you'd rather sit back and sip, their gin-tasting sessions are packed with award-winning flavours and fascinating insights. Tucked away in a stylish East London railway arch, this female-founded, B Corp-certified distillery offers an experience that's equal parts educational, boozy, and fun. 

When April rolls around, Between The Bridges kicks off the season with a packed calendar of must-attend events. From the legendary Drag Brunches to performances by the Old Dirty Brasstards, a ten-piece brass band playing 00s indie classics, this riverside venue is brimming with excitement.

With free entry from Thursday to Sunday and unique ticketed events, there's no shortage of entertainment at this iconic Southbank spot.

If you're searching for events in April 2026, then The Covent Garden Comedy Club is a top option. Make your way to this Long Acre location every Friday and Saturday for a plethora of entertainment from international or big-name stars, all before quaffing bevvies at the bar.

Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden is home to some of the very best events happening in London this April. From live sport screenings to hilarious boozy brunches, this extensive outdoor venue is keeping you entertained with a stacked roster and plenty of refreshments. 

Ready for some of the best events in London in April? Head down to Brixton Jamm where their sunshine-ready courtyard is back with more international DJ talent. Book your afternoon or evening slot, get the drinks in and prepare to party in a fun and COVID-safe setting.

Who wants to be in London when you can be transported to the streets of the Wild West? Not us. Grab your pals and head on over to Houndsditch for Moonshine Saloon: Western Cocktail Experience, and expect all sorts of trouble as you smuggle in liquor.

For a mellow evening of good-hearted fun head over to Ballie Ballerson, where ball pits and fruity cocktails are on hand for all you big kids. Offering up themed ball pits and a heavy dose of nostalgia, this popular party spot also has a great playlist of party tunes.

Described as the club night disguised as a quiz, Sounds Familiar Music is bringing you a tonne of awesome London party vibes. Perfect for team-building activities, solo evenings out and birthdays, the event features over 100 killer tunes as well as delish drinks on offer.

Upgrade your standard tour by doing it while in a floating, travelling hot tub. Yup, you read that right. Your guide will take you around the docklands, all while you soak up the views and the warm surroundings here.

April just got more exciting with Hijingo's immersive bingo experience. With live entertainment, high-energy music, and plenty of food and drink options, it's the ultimate way to spice up your month.

Challenge your friends to a bingo showdown, enjoy bottomless brunch on the weekends, or stick around for late-night fun with music and dancing. It's a unique, fun-packed event you won't forget.

When a Bank Holiday rolls around, 100 Wardour St knows how to make it unforgettable. Get ready for a lively twist on your typical Sunday brunch with Rhythm N Brunch. From 12pm to 5pm, enjoy a three-course feast while grooving to the best 90's and 00's R&B tracks spun by top DJs.

It's the perfect blend of delicious food, free-flowing prosecco, and irresistible beats that will have you dancing between bites. Tickets are just £35 for brunch, and you can upgrade your fun with bottomless prosecco for only £25. Get your dancing shoes ready.

With a cult status in London, Supa Dupa Fly is bringing the best in 90s and 00s tunes, along with live performances across some of London's coolest venues. Think Beyonce brunch events, hip hop specials and much more. 

This month, prepare to be amazed with a trip to Frameless, the immersive art gallery in Marble Arch. This multi-sensory exhibition is split into four rooms, each bringing classic works of art to life.

You'll witness pieces from the likes of Cezanne, Monet and Van Gogh as they are transformed in front of your eyes - taking the experience entirely at your own pace.

Wondering about art exhibitions in London for April 2026? We've rounded up all the best immersive displays for you across the city, from the Frameless exhibition at Marble Arch to a Van Gogh experience in Shoreditch and the mind-blowing Illusionaries in Canary Wharf.