Best Things To Do In February In London 2027

It's time to get competitive about cake-making as The Big Bakes in Tooting and East London are ready for more high-stakes baking and the chance to trounce the opposition with your slick decorating skills. 

Escape the wintry weather with an evening of silliness and fun in a glow-in-the-dark ball pit, courtesy of party maestros Ballie Ballerson. Head over to one of their weekend bottomless brunches where the bubbles and pizza will be flowing and the beats non-stop.

Fabulous Brunch Events are always chock-full of epic events and there's no shortage in February. Enjoy everything from show-stopping singalongs and drag-drenched affairs to boozy brunches and much more at Fire & The Garden.

With Chinese New Year just around the corner, there's no better time to indulge in some mouth-watering East-Asian delights. From spicy Sichuan to savoury Cantonese, we've got the deets on the best spots in town.

What's on in London February 2027, you ask? The Six Nation's championship viewings, of course. As the North's finest warriors gear up to battle it out for the Six Nations title, we'll hook you up with the top spots in London town to catch all the action.

With DJs spinning the best in reggae music, an hour of unlimited rum cocktails and a two-course Caribbean meal, what else would you want to do this February? Grab your tickets from £48.60 (£19 for just party entry) for The Reggae Brunch, taking place in Brixton and Vauxhall.

If you're in need of February plans in the city, The London Cabaret Club has got you covered. Treat yourself to a fantastic performance of London Never Sleeps: their mesmerising show full of cinematic soundtracks, talented dancers, singers and burlesque routines.

They celebrate the best of British culture in this espionage-themed show. If you really want to make a night of it, then book the gold or diamond experience to enjoy a delicious three-course dinner as well.

• Highlights: The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre, Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty's Theatre, Shadowlands at Aldwych Theatre

While the weather's still cold, there's no better time for a trip to the West End. London's theatres are busy with a whole load of fantastic shows this month, from high-production musicals to independent performances.

Check out our guide to all the best showings, from Six The Musical to Matilda and Back To The Future.

Love your food with a side of banging beats? At a secret London location, Old School R&B Brunch is hosting an exciting event where you'll get to tuck into a tasty two-course meal, as well as enjoy a whole hour of bottomless punch and a DJ spinning top tunes.

Upgrade your February plans with some epic shenanigans at The Exhibit in Balham. They're hosting Wednesday quiz nights, Friday night live music sessions, and poetry open nights on certain Thursdays - you won't want to miss out.

End your February with a bang thanks to London Boat Party, the original Thames party cruise. From four hours of anthems on the dancefloor to a light buffet meal and guest list entry to a nearby club afterwards, you can't go wrong.

There's one thing you need in your life this February, and it's Supa Dupa Fly. Not only do they attract some of the biggest artists in hip hop and RnB, but their soundtrack also brings together massive nights of people dedicated to the genre.

Go behind the scenes at the farm without stepping foot outside the city at Corner Corner. Your very own expert will take you on a 45 minute guided tour of vertical farming methods, demonstrating how this innovative technique helps to reduce food miles, waste and environmental impact.

Once you know exactly how the foods on your plate go from seed to harvest, you'll get the chance to taste fresh produce grown right here on site. Grab your ticket to a day out with a difference for just £11.

Want unadulterated drag fabulousness? Ginger's Big Drag Bottomless Brunch is bringing the best deals with a delicious main, dessert and free-flowing booze. Expect lip-sync fun, comedy skits, and amazing dance performances.

To indulge in masterclasses and tastings that pair wine with cheese expertly, look no further than these happenings at Vagabond. Whether you head over for a date or alongside mates, they're bound to impress as you bolster your knowledge.

Launched in honour of the owner's late 'Little Nan' Jojo in 2013, Little Nan's Bar is now a multi-award winning travelling cocktail bar and afternoon tea parlour with residencies across the country.

At its permanent London home in Deptford's Arches, you can tuck into bottomless boozy brunches, from those celebrating Pat Butcher to others soundtracked by disco hits and 90s anthems. Whatever's going on the day you get down here, you can expect two hours of free-flowing drinks and epic sharing platters packing in fish finger sarnies, Deptford pork pies, macaroons and plenty more.

From music nights packed with Champagne and nibbles to sunrise tables where you can nab brekkie, Sky Garden has a whole host of things to do across it's rooftop space. Whatever you choose to do, there'll be views for days at this stunning spot.

Escape The Power Cut is a brilliant problem-solving activity, perfect for friends, family and colleagues alike - giving you 90 minutes to figure out the puzzle. Hosted by Control Room B in Battersea Power Station, your £59.40 ticket will also get you two delicious cocktails specially created for the occasion.

Forget February 2027, at the Victorian Murder Mystery, it's 1873 - and tragedy has struck. Mr. John Sullivan has been poisoned over a game of cards at the Mayfair residence of Mr. Phileas J. Fogg and everyone present is now under suspicion. 

With the help of trusty Inspector Fix, you must interrogate the chief suspects, from a renowned keeper of secrets to a disgruntled and disinherited heir. Following clues in themed cocktails, you'll unravel lies, crack the case and catch the poisoner before they disappear into high society.

On the hunt for child-friendly events this February? Then head to Sticks'n'Sushi in Richmond, Battersea, Chelsea or Kingston for one of their kids masterclasses. These are a great way to get your little ones involved in cooking, suitable for ages eight to 12.

Their expert instructors will give a clear, friendly demonstration, and every child will try their hand at making a selection of nigiri and sushi rolls. They'll also leave with a goodie bag, containing a certificate, their bandana, rolling mat, chopsticks, chocolate fish and a Japanese number and phrase sheet.

Fancy doing something a little different? Well, make your way to Camden Town Brewery for their awesome tour, and expect to learn all about the history of beer, how it is made, and a full tasting session.

Looking for family-friendly fun activities in London during the February half term? Our list of recommendations has something for everyone. From unique experiences like pizza classes to classic attractions like plonk golf in Hackney, you're sure to make unforgettable memories together.

The weekly Yo! Sushi School at Westfield or Kingston is the perfect place to learn how to roll like a pro. With an expert chef as your guide, you'll discover the history of this delicious dish as you sharpen up your knife skills.

Whether you're a maki master or nigiri newbie, you'll create something special to take home or tuck into straight away. Your session includes a welcome drink of bubbles or beer, edamame and gyoza to snack on, plus everything you need to craft four incredible sushi creations.

This is the ultimate experience for any musical fan. You'll be wined, dined and amazed by five hours of musical theatre from some of the biggest West End stars, along with plenty of surprises along the way. 

Even when February is brisk and cold, things are hotting up over at Albert's Schloss London. With free performances every day of the week, booking for food and drink with entertainment has never been easier. This German-inspired pleasure palace has everything from cabaret to pianists taking requests, and the haus band playing their own take on popular hits alongside DJs and promenading dancers. And that's while you munch through alpine food and drink German biers or twists on classic cocktails too.

Voted the No.1 Drag Brunch in the UK, Bougie Drag Events brings together the best drag artists in the business - including legendary performers from RuPaul's Drag Race UK. Expect bougie performances, sickening looks, fierce lip-syncs and gag-worthy dance routines.

As the epic entertainment unfolds around you, there's bottomless bubbles, creative cocktails and delicious dishes up for grabs. Drop into this epic four hour party at venues right across the city.

Feel like showcasing your awesome singing skills to a crowd while being backed by a sensational five-piece band? Well, now you can with Live Band Karaoke. This awesome event is at multiple London locations and promises endless fun and drinks.

Searching for a fun event to get you through the colder months? Sounds Familiar Music Quiz are bringing you club nights, brunches and the best singalongs in various locations in London. Warm up your vocals and get ready to listen to over 100 of your fave tunes.

February might be cold, but this weekly hot tub boat tour is built for winter. Running every Wednesday at 4pm, the experience combines city sightseeing with spa warmth, making it a solid option for midweek plans that don't involve staying indoors.

The guided element adds context to the docklands setting, giving the experience a balance of leisure and light discovery from £39 per person. Sip bubbly and prepare for a truly unique experience. 

Step into the Wild West at Moonshine Saloon: Western Cocktail Experience, an immersive adventure that combines thrilling theatre with expertly crafted drinks. Transport yourself from the streets of London to a covert moonshine operation led by the notorious Clyde Cassidy. You'll be given a secret identity and dressed like a true outlaw before being invited to bring your own liquor to create four bespoke cocktails.

As you mingle with live actors and fellow outlaws, you'll play card and dice games, explore Cassidy's distillery, and maybe even help uncover some evidence to take down the moonshine empire. With world-class mixologists on hand, your smuggled liquor will be transformed into delicious cocktails, all served with a dose of Western flair and a touch of danger.

Over at Good Ship Comedy, London's friendliest stand-up club which takes place at pubs across London (in areas such as Honor Oak, Leyton, Battersea and Holloway), you can catch a bunch of laugh-out-loud shows this February. Whether you fancy a performance from the hilarious Michael Odewale or Jessica Fostekew, you're in for an absolute giggle.

The Sanctuary's Sauna Rave is a transformative night of fire, ice, sound and steam. With the temperature set for movement rather than meltdown, you can bust your best moves between cold plunges and mist showers. 

Behind the decks, DJs bring the tunes for 90 minutes of pure partying. Bag your tickets to the action for just £24.75.

The Murdér Express is an immersive dining experience like no other. While you try to solve the mystery and find the killer on board to help out the characters, tuck into a luxurious three-course feast in your train carriage.

What's more relaxing than yoga? Kitty Yoga. Your one hour session packs in 40 minutes of soft slow vinyasa yoga flow with free-roaming kittens, followed by 20 minutes of feline play time. 

Grab your tickets to mindfulness with meowing from just £39.96.

Step into a world of magic, mystery and alchemy at Hexmoor - the world's first immersive, wizarding prison bar. Don your official jumpsuit and enter an interactive story of dark arts as you try to break free from prison, with live actors working with you throughout.

Your ticket includes three bespoke cocktails prepared by the inmates, with optional extras such as a personal wand from Wilbott's shop. There are plenty of photo opportunities too, from the stunning set design to the impressive special effects.

Backyard Comedy Club in Bethnal Green are fronting some of the best comedians on the circuit at their comedy nights throughout the week. Head on down this February, as previous acts have included Russell Howard and Jo Brand.

Ahh February. The month of Valentines, Galentines and all the usual biz. No matter your plans, head to Electric Shuffle for an afternoon of mouthwatering slices washed down with prosecco, live tunes and shuffleboard aplenty.

Make February a little more exciting at The Chocolate Cocktail Club. Join their fabulous afternoon tea event where you'll be able to tuck into sweet treats from macarons to profiteroles, with some delightful savoury sandwiches. Did we also mention they will be serving crackin' bubbles too?

Garage Brunch combines everything you love about garage music and bottomless brunch into one fabulous event. Expect tasty grub, free-flowing cocktails, epic UKG artists bringing the tunes and so much more throughout February.

Feelin' lovey-dovey? Want to impress your crush? Or are you just looking for some me-time? No matter what your heart desires, we've got the scoop on romantic things to do in London this February. From fancy restaurants, romantic hotels, quirky V-Day experiences and even gift ideas, we've got you covered.

Hip Hop Brunch offers a unique blend of delicious Dirty South-styled foods, punchy cocktails and hip-hop karaoke vibes in secret locations across London.

Bring your loved ones and your besties and immerse yourself in a really fun event; there's a two-course brunch menu and a power hour of bottomless cocktails to get stuck into from 1pm. The playlist is, unsurprisingly, packed with hip-hop classics, and you'll get a chance to nail your favourite tune when the karaoke gets underway a little later.

Taking place at Infernos in Clapham, Forbidden Nights is a fantastic male strip show that's perfect for hen nights, birthdays and more. As seen on Britain's Got Talent, these talented performers are doing their jaw-dropping routines up close at this wild event - complete with plenty of audience interaction.

The fun doesn't stop after the show though - stick around for a meet-and-greet with the cast and then head to the after-party. Tickets start from just £26.75 each, though there are several different VIP upgrades available too.

This February get yourself banged up in Alcotraz, the infamous pop-up prison bar that is based on TV and movies. The completely unique experience will lock you behind bars, ask you to smuggle booze in and dress you up in orange jumpsuits for a night with a difference.

Bringing you a slice of New Orleans right here in London, Musical Bingo is back with a Mardi Gras special. Think mystery boxes, confetti showers, dance-offs and Insta-baiting circus decor. Forget what you know... this ain't your average bingo. Check out their other range of mad-cap events taking place across February.

Just when you thought Queen of Hoxton couldn't get any better, they're kicking it up a notch with the arrival of KIKI: A Drag Cabaret. From serious lip-sync action to death drops and dance-offs galore, this fun February event has it all.

• Highlights: Samurai (British Museum), Lucian Freud: Drawing Into Painting (National Portrait Gallery), Tracey Emin (Tate Modern)

Whether you're an art afficionado or just trying to expand your cultural horizons, it's always fun to check out London's best exhibitions. And there are some great ones going on this month, displaying everything from traditional portraits to bold modern art.

Some of our favourites include Wes Anderson: The Archives and The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks, as well as permanent exhibitions like Frameless.

Looking for unforgettable art exhibitions in London this February? Skip the galleries and check out the city's magically immersive art shows. From interactive installations to augmented reality, get ready to walk among the famous works of Van Gogh and Monet or get lost in the beauty of Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms.

Experience the world's most famous paintings like you've never seen them before with Frameless: the UK's largest permanent multi-sensory experience. Walk through works of art by the likes of Monet, Van Gogh and Klimt, across four galleries and a number of interactive rooms.