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February half-term in London: things to do with kids

14 events and days out running over february half-term (13–21 Feb), including christmas & seasonal, museums and festivals, from free. Dates follow the typical London state-school calendar; check your own school's.

Updated 14 Nov 2026 · details checked against each organiser’s own site

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Questions families ask

Are there free things to do with kids?
Yes: 4 events listed here are free, including The Bayeux Tapestry, Greenwich Lantern Parade & Christmas Lights Switch-On 2026 and London New Year's Day Parade 2027. Some free venues still ask you to book a timed slot.
What can we do with the kids on a rainy day?
6 events here are fully indoors, such as Mary Poppins Holly Jolly Afternoon Tea, The Bayeux Tapestry and The Jolly Postman. Pick "Rainy day" above to see only those.
What is good for toddlers and under-5s?
7 events say they are toddler- or baby-friendly, for example Tiger, It's Snowing!, Santa Abseil & Elf Dance Party and Amazing Animations for 0-7 year olds. Check each listing's ages before you book.
Do I need to book in advance?
For many, yes: 1 listing says to book ahead, and 1 says walk-up is fine. Each event page shows the organiser's booking notes and links to their own booking page.
Which are easy with a pushchair?
6 venues state pushchair access, including Santa Abseil & Elf Dance Party, Amazing Animations for 0-7 year olds and Track cycling taster. Where a listing does not say, we leave it blank rather than guess.
Are there relaxed or SEN-friendly sessions?
2 events offer relaxed sessions or SEN adjustments, such as Baboo the Unusual Bee and Imagine Children's Festival. Dates for relaxed sessions are on each event page.