Tired of the same run-of-the-mill nights out? Lucky for you, we're here to liven things up a bit. From adventurous escape hunts to cocktail making classes and tropical-themed parties, these quirky activities in Reading are absolutely brilliant. So ditch your routine and book one of these exciting events to make your evenings a little more memorable.
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Last updated on 19th November 2024
While the venue is known first and foremost for its roulette and blackjack tables, Grosvenor Casino also has an epic lineup of cheap things to do in Reading. Enjoy everything from a Bob Marley tribute to a Luther Vandross Vs George Benson Tribute and ladies' night.
If you're looking to upscale your nights out, then Lola Lo is definitely a great shout. The venue is decked out with tropical decor and tiki-inspired tipples. On the entertainment front, you can expect a few raucous rounds of limbo as well as chart-topping hits playing throughout.
One of the best indoor activities in Reading, this escape hunt promises 60 minutes of pure adrenaline as you race against the clock. With various themed rooms on offer such as the Wild West and Blackbeard's Treasure, you'll have to solve clues and puzzles to crack the case.
Single and ready to mingle? Not only is SpeedDater great for meeting new faces, but it's also perfect for making friends and potentially finding love. For just £20, you'll get to go on several mini-dates with breaks in between for drinks and chatting. You never know...
When it comes to the best things to do in Reading for couples, it doesn't get much better than Oakford Social Club. Boasting live gigs, fabulous DJs and delicious food deals, there won't be a single dull moment between you and your sweetie.
Located in the heart of the city, Playlist Live is filled to the brim with plenty of drinks, music and live entertainment. The best part? You get to create the soundtrack for the night. Simply write down your song requests on a slip and pass along to your waiter for your own personal concert.
