From relaxed lunches and quizzes to creative workshops, live music, theatre and culture, there’s plenty happening in Waterloo this February. With Valentine’s in the mix too – whether that’s date night, Galentine’s or something just for you – there’s something for everyone. Take a look at what’s coming up and start planning!
THAT Irish Brunch | Multiple dates
Join every Saturday and monthly on Sundays for Irish brunch vibes, singalongs and good energy.
Location: Molly Mcs
Time: 1-3pm
ARCADIA – A Play by Tom Stoppard | Multiple dates
Catch this acclaimed theatre production at The Old Vic.
Location: The Old Vic
Time: 7:30pm
SCC: Demystifying Scope 3 Monitoring for SMEs | 11 February
An online event that aims to help SMEs with tracking and reducing the emissions they do not directly control.
Location: Online
Time: 9:30am
Live DJ sets at Vaulty Towers. Expect dancefloor energy that builds as the night unfolds, and current and classic hits that never get old!
Location: Vaulty Towers
Time: 8pm
A Very Vaultsy Pub Quiz | Multiple dates
Looking for things to do on a Monday? Then join us our Very Vaultsy Pub Quiz, hosted by the stupendous Amy Beesting
Location: The Vaults
Time: 7:30pm
Meet Your BID Over Lunch – Eden Caterers Drop-In | 11 February
Relaxed meet-up with the BID team and a chance to try Eden’s spring menu.
Location: Eden Caterers
Time: 12-2pm
Waterloo – Who Knew? Pilates at Tribe | 12 February
Free Pilates session as part of the ongoing local wellbeing series.
Location: Tribe Yoga
Time: 12-1pm
A comedy about faith, family, and very unexpected connections. When a Mormon mom joins Grindr… heaven help her gay son.
Location: Waterloo East Theatre
Time: 7:30pm
My IWM: Mark Smith | 19 February
My IWM offers the opportunity for you to join the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow military medals expert, Mark Smith, for a tour of the collections at IWM London. Mark will offer a personal and insightful exploration into the collection, while discussing his new book, Medal Man.
Location: Imperial War Museum
Time: 6:30pm
Jordan Fein (Fiddler on the Roof) brings this Olivier Award-winning Arthur Miller play to the Young Vic; a bold and passionate story about the consequences of disconnecting with the realities of our world.
Location: Young Vic
Time: 2:30pm & 7:30pm
Weird Guy Split Bill | 22 February
Weird guys Jenny Jones and Tim Reeves bring an hour of (mostly) amazing new jokes and (probably) fantastic work-in-progress material, in this (genuinely) amazing split-bill. Let them dazzle you with their wit and weirdness whilst they traverse the odd bits and bobs of the world through their own lenses.
Location: The Glitch
Time: 8:30pm
A Recital of Music by Julian Daves | 22 February
A recital of music by highly regarded and accomplished composer Julian Dawes. The essence of this concert is the last work, a large scale soul cycle on the subject of the situation in the Middle East. It is for spoken voice, Nexus soprano and tenor. The instrumentation is Clarinet, Cello and Piano. The texts are drawn from biblical texts and other HEB poetry, as well as various things about the situation in the summer of 2025.
Location: 1901 Arts Club
Time: 7pm
BYOB Fun Pottery | 23 February
Get creative and try your hand at pottery with a drink in hand.
Location: Mug Gang
Time: 6:30pm
Penny Lecture with Blogger & Author Jack Chesher | 26 February
Join blogger and author Jack Chesher for a special Penny Lecture designed specifically for curious wanderers of the capital’s streets! Jack’s all-new collection of London curiosities and secluded hi
Location: Morley College
Time: 6pm
Foodbank Comedy Fundraiser | 28 February
The night will be MC’d by the hilarious Mark Moloney, Leicester Square Theatre Finalist 2024 and shortlisted for the BBC New Comedy Awards 2025. Expect a brilliant line-up (to be revealed soon), a well-stocked bar, and a night full of laughter, all in aid of Lambeth & Croydon Foodbank.
Location:Oasis Auditorium, 1 Kennington Road
Time: 7pm
Circe’s 1998 Brunch | 28 February
Enjoy an energetic brunch to finish the month.
Location: Circe’s Rooftop
Time: 3:30pm