Go to a big boxing matchGet into the arena early enough to feel the atmosphere build through the undercard, then watch it change completely when the main-event fighters make their entrances. A major boxi…
Complete directory
All activities, A–Z
Looking for something specific? Browse every published activity alphabetically, or return to discovery for search, filters, maps and endless inspiration.
2,132 activities · Page 18 of 43
Go to a big boxing matchGet into the arena early enough to feel the atmosphere build through the undercard, then watch it change completely when the main-event fighters make their entrances. A major boxi…
Go to a Blues BarA blues bar brings the music close enough to watch a singer shape a line, a guitarist leave space and a rhythm section change the room without spectacle. Venues range from dedicat…
Go to a cat cafeOrder a drink, take a seat and wait to see whether any of the resident cats considers you worth investigating. A cat café reverses the usual arrangement: you enter their space, fo…
Go to a Gig a MonthGoing to one gig every month turns live music from an occasional treat into a year-long thread. Small rooms, unfamiliar support acts, seated halls and outdoor stages each reveal s…
Go to a Paint PartyPick up a brush, pour a drink if there’s one on offer, and start painting alongside a room full of people who are all working from the same idea. Paint parties are usually guided…
Go to a Roller DerbyA roller derby bout is a fast, tactical contest on a flat oval track. Each team fields a point-scoring jammer while blockers form and reform a pack, using legal body contact and p…
Go to a school promA school prom marks the end of a shared chapter with music, photographs and the unusual sight of classmates dressed for celebration. It can be exciting without being a referendum…
Go to a SpaThe door closes on clocks, messages and errands. Warm water, a quiet treatment room or simply an hour without an obligation can make relaxation feel less like an abstract intentio…
Go to a Toga PartyWrap, pin, adjust, walk three steps and wrap it again. A toga party asks everyone to arrive in an outfit based loosely on ancient Rome, then tests whether those costumes can survi…
Go to a travel agent, book a holiday and just goWalk into a travel agency with dates, a budget and no destination. Let the possibilities arrive across the desk, choose one before you have time to overanalyse it and leave with a…
Go to a Yoga RetreatA yoga retreat creates space for repeated practice, rest and reflection away from ordinary routines. It may be a weekend in Britain or a longer residential programme abroad, rangi…
Go to an AquariumWalk from a bright entrance into blue light and find yourself face to face with an animal you would otherwise need diving equipment to meet. Aquariums shrink the distance between…
Go to an Immersive Theatre ShowStep through the door and discover that the stage has spread around you. In immersive theatre, the audience may wander through rooms, follow one performer, handle objects or becom…
Go to EurovisionAttending the Eurovision Song Contest means entering a live television production as much as a concert. Camera cues, stage changes, flags, fan costumes and thousands of voices com…
Go to the London DungeonThe London Dungeon is a live theatrical attraction rather than a conventional museum. Actors, sets, darkness, sound, smells, effects and audience participation turn stories from L…
Go to the sunset boulevard in LASunset Boulevard crosses a long and varied section of Los Angeles, but most first visits focus on the 1.5-mile Sunset Strip between Crescent Heights and Doheny in West Hollywood.…
Go vegetarian for a monthTake meat off the menu for 30 days and see what changes. The first few meals are usually easy; the real challenge comes when you need something quick, eat out, cook for other peop…
Google Search My Name & Have at Least 1 Page of StuffType your name into Google and find a full page of results that are genuinely about you. Depending on what you do, that might include your own website, professional profiles, arti…
Grow a Useful Herb GardenA herb garden earns its place the first time you tear basil over dinner or brush past rosemary and release its scent. A few pots can change how a windowsill, balcony or back step…
Grow and maintain a full herb gardenChoose a patch of ground, raised bed, balcony or collection of pots and fill it with herbs you will actually use. Basil, mint, rosemary, thyme, parsley, chives, coriander, sage an…
Grow My Own VegetablesPress a seed into compost and an ordinary windowsill becomes a place to watch closely. The first green hook, the first flower and the first vegetable you can carry into the kitche…
Grow Something You Can Harvest or See BloomA seedling makes progress visible in small increments: a new leaf, roots reaching the edge of a pot, the first flower and eventually something fragrant, edible or bright enough to…
Haggle at an Open MarketHaggling at an open market is a conversation about price where local custom permits it. Done well, it combines observation, humour and a willingness to walk away without hostility…