Easter gets a full ‘80s makeover at The Eagle, as ATHENA80s returns with a high-energy special that leans all the way into nostalgia. This long-running queer club night is known for its unapologetic love of the decade, and this Easter edition adds an extra layer of playful chaos.

You’ve got classic ‘80s hits, alongside a line-up of themed moments designed to keep things lively. The Easter Bunny will be making an appearance, there’ll be sweet and boozy treats circulating, and the much-anticipated Easter egg hunt comes with a signature ATHENA twist. Add in the go-go bunny boys, and it’s clear this isn’t your average seasonal celebration.

For anyone looking to get moving this spring, Sleven is offering a simple, accessible way in. Their limited-time deal – two weeks of unlimited classes for £39 – is designed to open the door to their coaching-led fitness community.

Sessions focus on functional training, combining strength, conditioning and mobility in a way that’s suitable for all abilities. Whether completely new to training or already active, participants are guided through each movement with a clear focus on building confidence and progressing at their own pace.

Classes are delivered in small groups, allowing coaches to stay hands-on and supportive throughout. The emphasis is on consistency and improvement, rather than intensity alone, making it a sustainable option for those looking to build long-term habits.

A classic Easter activity, with a local twist. Vauxhall City Farm’s annual Easter Egg Hunt invites families to explore the Community Garden in search of hidden eggs and clues.

The format is simple: complete the hunt sheet, follow the clues, and head to the café to exchange it for a well-earned chocolate egg.

There’s no rush and no strict structure, which makes it especially well-suited to younger children. Families can take their time, enjoy the surroundings and make the most of one of Vauxhall’s most loved community spaces.

Looking ahead to next month, Big Vauxhall Tree Week will put nature centre stage with a week-long programme exploring the neighbourhood’s urban environment. Running from 10–17 May, it brings together local organisations, environmental groups and community partners.

The programme includes guided walks, wildlife-focused events and activities designed to highlight the importance of trees in urban spaces. From improving air quality to supporting biodiversity, the week offers a closer look at how green infrastructure shapes everyday life in Vauxhall.

Partners include Vauxhall City Farm, Lambeth Council’s arboriculture team and wildlife experts, connecting local knowledge with wider city initiatives as part of the Urban Tree Festival.

Activate brings a more physical take on gaming to Vauxhall, combining problem-solving with full-body movement in a fast-paced, immersive setting.

Players move through a series of interactive rooms, each presenting a different challenge. Expect a mix of agility, coordination and quick thinking, with games designed to keep teams moving and reacting in real time. It’s less about sitting back and more about getting involved.

The experience is designed to feel intuitive and accessible, with no prior experience needed. Whether visiting with friends, family or colleagues, it offers something that sits between entertainment and activity.

With its focus on movement and interaction, Activate provides an alternative to more passive indoor experiences — particularly useful during the Easter holidays.

Elty & Friends offers a thoughtfully designed play space aimed at younger children, combining creativity, sensory play and early learning in a relaxed environment.

Activities range from arts and crafts — including drawing and making cotton ball sheep — to interactive play using homemade playdough and tuff trays. There’s also a cosy reading corner with circle time sessions, encouraging storytelling and early language development.

The space balances structured activities with open-ended play, giving children the freedom to explore while supporting key developmental skills. Features like foam shapes that stick to wet glass add a tactile, hands-on element that keeps things engaging.

A seasonal staple, Easter at the Duchy Arms centres around a well-executed roast in a relaxed pub setting. Classic dishes done properly, with quality ingredients and traditional Easter sides. The Duchy has built a reputation locally for consistency and atmosphere, offering a space that feels both welcoming and reliable. It’s easy to settle in, whether for a quick lunch or a longer afternoon that stretches into the evening.

For a more active school holiday option, SkateHub’s Easter Skate Camps offer structured sessions in London’s first purpose-built indoor skate school.

Running across both weeks of the Easter break, the camps are designed to introduce children to skateboarding or help them build on existing skills. Sessions are led by experienced coaches, with a focus on progression, safety and enjoyment.

All equipment is provided, removing the barrier for beginners and making it easy to get started. Activities go beyond basic instruction, incorporating a mix of skate-related games and challenges to keep things engaging throughout the day.

Tensor Studios brings a weekly dose of movement to Vauxhall with its Tuesday evening dance sessions, offering a relaxed and accessible way to get involved.

The format is simple: salsa at 7pm, bachata at 8pm, followed by a social dance session at 9pm. Participants can join for a single class or stay for the full evening, depending on their pace.

No partner or prior experience is required, making it an easy entry point for beginners. The emphasis is on learning through participation, with a welcoming atmosphere that keeps things informal and inclusive.

A relaxed, no-intimidation entry point into London’s art scene, Outsiders Arts Club is designed for anyone curious about collecting, learning or simply spending an evening around great work.

Taking over The Handbag Factory in Vauxhall this April, the event brings together over 50 paintings and drawings from 20 emerging artists, all available to buy on the night. Prices sit in that sweet spot (£200–£500), making it accessible for first-time buyers as well as seasoned collectors looking for something new.