Things to do in London, October 2021

Relive the centuries-old fairytale in this theatrical cocktail experience! Taking place at various times in October and November, you’ll get a 1.5 hour-long multisensory submersive cocktail experience including 3 bespoke themed cocktails. The... explore more

Head to the Forbidden Forest Cinema in Peckham, London from 23 October to 8 November for a special immersive Halloween pop-up. Muster up the courage to find your way through the... explore more

See The Mousetrap in London, with tickets to watch the world-famous play. The Mousetrap holds the Guinness World Record for the worlds longest-running play, from 1952 until 16 March 2020. A... explore more

Visit an awesome London rooftop bar offering street food, wine and rooftop games during October 2020. Taking place at the Tabacco Dock, get ready for Stellar cocktails, seasonal shenanigans and an... explore more

See Adam Kay: This Is Going to Hurt, on show at London’s Apollo Theatre from 22 October to 8 November. The British comedy writer, actor and comedian returns with his bestselling... explore more

Get London tickets to Magic Goes Wrong. Get ready for an entertaining evening of grand illusion in this comedy sensation that will delight audiences for start to finish. A hapless gang... explore more

Crooks 1926, an immersive show comes to COLAB Tavern in London during October 2020. During this 3hr 15 min immersive experience you’ll get to dive deep into the cockney criminal underworld... explore more

The Gin & Rum Festival returns to London from 23-24 October 2020. This is the largest festival of its kind, with an amazing selection of British Gin & Rum to sample,... explore more

Dante’s In-Furlough is an immersive theatre show taking place at The Vaults in London from 15 October to 30 December 2020. In this latest show ‘in-furlough’, the devil himself is getting... explore more

The George IV Exhibition at Buckingham Palace will take place at the Queen’s Gallery until 1 November 2020. Th exhibition will re-start on 23 July, when the Queen’s Gallery at Buckingham... explore more