Make the most of your February 2025 in London! From fun-filled family activities to date night & Valentine’s gateway inspiration, we’ve got you covered.
Family fun
Join BAM Karaoke Box Victoria, Europe’s largest immersive karaoke experience on Sundays from 12:30 pm-3 pm for the ultimate kids Disney brunch experience which includes themed Disney entertainment, a kids main, potato tots, soft drinks, and singing all your favourite Disney songs. Face painting will also be available in one of the karaoke rooms, on a first-come, first-serve basis. Plus there will be themed Disney goodie bags to take home! Suitable for children aged 5-13 years old, 1 adult needed per 5 children minimum. Book your tickets here.
Discover real-life London locations in an immersive version of the world’s favourite board game. MONOPOLY London Tour combines a London sightseeing bus tour, with a scrumptious afternoon tea, with a digital twist on the classic London Monopoly board game.
Experience Splatter Painting at Kedi Studio! Splash, splatter, spray, flick, drip, and throw paint to create your one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The session includes a brief introduction to splatter techniques, along with expert tips and guidance. Plus, you’ll take home your artwork the same day in a specially designed box!
Inspired by the characters from The Tower Bridge Cat book series, families are invited to complete the new interactive Tower Bridge Cat Trail. Find the installations as you make your way through the attraction and meet the Bridge Master and his team – Hannah, the Cook, Poppy, the Painter, and Stan, the Stoker, and identical twins Eddie the Engineer and Olly the Oiler – who will all help you to answer key questions about the history of Tower Bridge and complete the tasks.
Explore the Robot Zoo at the Horniman Museum & Gardens. This family-friendly exhibition features larger-than-life animals that have been created using a variety of familiar machine parts and gadgets. Explore how real creatures see, eat, hunt, and hide through these innovative robotic creations.
Come along to this family-friendly workshop – Hieroglyphs with Hugo Cook – at Leighton House on Saturday 22nd February to hear Egyptologist and author Hugo D. Cook unveil the wonders of hieroglyphs in this engaging session.
Enjoy the Museum, free from the hustle and bustle of the general public. Dawnosaurs is a free event for neurodivergent children at the National History Museum. Visitors have access to a wide range of galleries and activities, supported by and led by experienced, neurodivergent-aware facilitators.
Indulge in a luxury afternoon tea with a science-inspired twist at the Science Museum. Curated by Benugo chefs, this unique experience features creative treats like petri dish jelly, Earl Grey-soaked scones, and their signature pink lemonade—where you’ll use chemistry to craft your own fizzy drink! The Science Afternoon Tea is available Wednesday-Sunday between 12 pm -3 pm.
Theatre shows and Performances
Strap in for pop-punk juggling as juggler Wes Peden shares his cutting-edge tricks inspired by corkscrews, adrenaline and high-tech seatbelts, at Southbank Centre. Rollercoaster features a four-metre transparent tube making balls spiral around Peden’s body, spinning plate rituals, epic disco juggling and some of the most difficult juggling ever done on stage, accompanied by electro beats composed of distorted rollercoaster sounds. Suitable for children aged 7+.
Step into the magical world of A Squash and a Squeeze live on stage at the Little Angel Museum. Once upon a time, a little old lady lived all by herself in her cosy cottage, but she wasn’t happy – her house felt just too small. Whatever could she do? Will the wise old man’s solution of bringing in a flappy, scratchy, greedy, noisy crowd of farmyard animals work? Discover this heartwarming and hilarious adventure, full of beautiful puppets and enchanting songs.
Is it Better to Have a Pig’s Heart that Works… Than a Human Heart that Doesn’t? Pig Heart Boy, at the Unicorn Theatre, is a powerful new stage adaptation of multi-award-winning writer Malorie Blackman’s beloved novel Pig Heart Boy bringing to life the heart-wrenching story of Cameron, a 13-year-old boy facing a life-or-death decision. Cameron has always dreamed of living a normal life, but his world is turned upside down when he is diagnosed with a serious heart condition and faces an urgent need for a heart transplant. Adapted by the acclaimed playwright Winsome Pinnock and directed by Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu, this moving production explores themes of survival, identity, offering a raw and poignant portrayal of the hope, light, and darkness that childhood illness brings to families.
Date Night & Valentine’s Getaway Inspiration
Looking to spice up your date night with something unique? Experience the magic of London Candlelight Concerts, held in breathtaking venues across the city. Enjoy live music tributes to both classical legends and modern icons, from Vivaldi to Taylor Swift, all under the warm glow of candlelight.
Swiss Butter doesn’t just cater to foodies—it’s a hit with families too! The approachable menu appeals to kids, and the staff’s friendliness ensures a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The desserts are a standout for little ones and adults alike, with options like a decadent molten chocolate fondant and a perfectly caramelised pain perdu. From long queues outside Swiss Butter in London to its viral success across the Middle East and Europe, the brand has become a global phenomenon.
Celebrate love in all its forms with The Marylebone’s Valentine’s in London package. Enjoy a luxury overnight stay, complete with a bottle of Champagne, a tasting menu for two at the European-inspired 108 Brasserie, cocktails, and a sumptuous breakfast the next morning. Perfect for a local romantic getaway!
If you’re looking for something further afield, why not explore a dreamy escape beyond the city? My Arbor is a family-owned 5-star Spa “tree hotel” located in the peaceful mountains of South Tyrol in North Italy, the only one of its kind in the region and the biggest tree hotel in the country. Its contemporary architecture with views of the Dolomites is immersed in the woods and is perfectly integrated into the natural environment. My Arbor is a perfect all-year-round destination with over 300 days of sunshine per year from where one can explore South Tyrol and enjoy everything this beautiful region has to offer during different seasons – alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and sledging in winter; hiking and biking in autumn, spring and summer; swimming in local lakes, attending local cultural events, tasting world-class white wine in local wineries, and experiencing Alpine and Mediterranean culture.
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