Fun Things To Do In Covent Garden

Wine lovers in Covent Garden are in for a treat this June thanks to The Wine Exchange - a curated festival of tastings hosted by The Whisky Exchange. On the 11th and 19th of June, their central location invites you to meet winemakers and explore stunning selections from Spain, Argentina, and the Mediterranean.

These events are designed to be both educational and accessible, perfect for date nights, group outings, or solo discovery. It's a new way to experience Covent Garden's cultural buzz through the lens of truly great wine.

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.

Head to Brother Marcus for a fun and boozy event: their Greek Wine Tasting Night. This stylish Mediterranean restaurant is partnering with Maltby&Greek to bring you an evening full of delicious food and drink, sourced from regions across the mainland and the Greek islands.

You'll try six different wines during the session, each paired with a hand-picked menu of scrumptious small plates. Think marinated olives, beetroot houmous, pan-fried halloumi and more, alongside red, white, sparkling and rosé wines.

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.

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.

They also host Musical Mondays once a month, where you can watch some of the best West End stars performing their hit songs. Led by Grace Mouat, you can also expect insider stories that you won't hear anywhere else, as well as fun games and the chance to sing yourself in their open mic session at the end of the show.

Looking for a quirky night out? Then check out Iconic Silent Disco's event at the London Transport Museum, where you'll be partying among historic buses, trains and more. There'll be a cracking lineup of DJs throughout, promising all the best 80s, 90s and 00s tunes.

Switch channels to choose your favourite songs, and get ready to dance the night away. There are two sessions to choose from, both promising a fully-stocked bar.

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.

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.

Doughnation Pizza in Covent Garden is calling all pizza enthusiasts to join the bottomless pizza and pitchers experience. For one hour, enjoy endless slices of your favourite pizzas - from the savoury pepperoni to the vegan-friendly Covent Garden vegan - alongside cocktail jugs like the Botanista Spritz.

At £35 per person, it's the perfect way to spend a Thursday, Friday, or Sunday afternoon with friends. Feeling fancy? Upgrade to a premium pizza like prawn or 'nduja sausage for just £5 more.

Bat & Ball Covent Garden is all about fun, with a variety of activities to keep everyone entertained. Challenge your friends to a game of ping pong, show off your pool skills, or get competitive with interactive darts.

If you're in the mood for something even more daring, step into one of their karaoke booths, packed with over 25,000 songs to belt out. Whether you're in the mood for friendly competition or just want to have a laugh, Bat & Ball is your ultimate destination for fun. Plus, they've got a Stratford location too.

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.

Brought to you by the team behind Camden Cabaret, Covent Garden Cabaret is a lively event that takes place at The Prince of Wales on a regular basis. There's a different theme each time, with tickets starting from as little as £15 per person.

These shows feature everything from drag and burlesque to stand-up comedy, theatre and LGBTQ+ focused entertainment. Expect the unexpected here, with new headliners at every performance.

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.

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. 

Looking for an unusual event that's bound to provide you with something totally different? Then check out What Does Not, a female-run events group that host all kinds of unique sessions designed to bring people together and showcase local talent.

Their RAW event takes place at The Conduit in Covent Garden, promising live music, DJ sets, interactive artwork and uncensored storytelling. Tickets start from only £10 each, thanks to their 'pay what you can' system.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

Looking for something bold and boozy in Covent Garden? The cocktail masterclass at Blame Gloria offers a playful twist on your typical weekend plans. Over 90 minutes, you'll sip a welcome starburst boogie cocktail, mix two of Gloria's house favourites, and get involved in games that range from fun to downright wild.

With complimentary shots flowing and DJs keeping the vibe high, it's the kind of experience that blends socialising with skill - perfect for a birthday, group outing or just an unforgettable Saturday afternoon.

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. You'll even leave with a make-your-own dough kit to take home, so you can keep using the skills you've learned.

Calling all cocktail lovers, Martini Mondays at Brasserie Max might be just the thing for you. This boozy event is hosted by Hayman Distillers, a family-owned business in Balham, who'll be sharing their techniques and giving you the chance to learn more about the drinks.

Tickets cost £40 each, including a welcome drink and a flight of four miniature martinis, from sloe gin-based blends to the classics. What's more, there'll be complimentary fries to enjoy.

If you're looking for a great day out in the heart of Covent Garden, then be sure to check out Setlist. This creative community hub can be found on the terrace of Somerset House, promising breathtaking views of the river Thames. 

They boast a wide range of entertainment, including live music, DJ sets and art installations. Hungry? Their team of female chefs are preparing everything from steak and chorizo tacos to whipped ricotta with braised courgettes or aged beef smash burgers.

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).