Drag legend Myra DuBois is bringing her signature sass to the Royal Vauxhall Tavern this Easter Sunday. Expect laughter, chaos, and cabaret brilliance — plus a sprinkling of questionable prizes. Think high heels, high notes, and hilariously low blows.

Skip the roast lamb and sink your teeth into a proper South African braai instead. Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden is throwing down with Beats & Braai, serving up grilled goodness and bangers (both on the BBQ and through the speakers). Bring your crew for an afternoon of chilled drinks, big tunes, and even bigger vibes.

Feeling creative? Unleash your inner milliner at Vauxhall City Farm’s Easter Bonnet Making Workshop. Think feathers, flowers, and enough glitter to rival a drag queen’s dressing room. Perfect for kids and big kids alike.

Let’s face it, Easter isn’t Easter without a sugar rush. The kids can channel their inner detectives at Vauxhall City Farm’s Easter Hunt. Track down clues, solve puzzles, and claim that sweet, sweet chocolate prize.

Need to keep the kids entertained over the school break? Black Prince Trust has you sorted. Their free holiday programmes include everything from sports to creative workshops. Best of all? It won’t cost you a penny for kids aged 8 and over.

Not every Easter activity needs to involve glitter and sugar highs. Take it easy with a leisurely riverside stroll along the Thames Path. Expect stunning views of MI6 (cue the Bond theme), blooming spring flowers, and maybe even a waterside pint.

Get your mates together, raid the bakery section, and roll out the picnic blanket. Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens is the perfect spot for an alfresco feast. Bonus points for a game of frisbee, kite flying, or simply soaking up the spring sunshine.