Ideas by month
Find all you need for your holiday here! Choose a month and see what you can do in England at that time.
January marks the dawn of a new year and for many the chance to start a fresh and begin some life-affirming resolutions.
Things to do in January
As the excesses of the holiday period fade, the twang of Cupid’s bow signals romance is in the air, while the fashion industry makes London the centre of its world, and England’s Chinese communities celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Things to do in February
Join in the celebrations this month with England’s expat Irish communities in honour of St Patrick’s Day. With music festivals taking place up and down the country, there’s plenty of family entertainment to enjoy – and no doubt a drop of the black stuff too!
Things to do in March
The May Day celebrations are famous for letting the English show off their quirkier sides. So look out for plenty of weird and wonderful events taking place throughout the country - from cheese rolling and sack races to morris dancing and pagan festivals.
Things to do in May
It’s hard to beat England in the summertime. With all manner of festivals and sporting events taking place, it’s the perfect time to get outside and savour the fresh air.
Things to do in June
The sound of music can be heard across the land in July. The capital city welcomes its annual celebration of classical music as the Proms takes place at the Royal Albert Hall, while Cambridge celebrates another genre with the Cambridge Folk Festival.
Things to do in July
Boating enthusiasts should make their way to the Isle of Wight this month for an exciting programme of yacht races and displays that is Cowes Week.
Things to do in August
As the nights draw in and autumn gives way to winter, there are still plenty of reasons to get and about in England. Trip the light fantastic to Blackpool and witness the famous Illuminations - take a tram for a grandstand view or enjoy a leisurely seafront walk.
Things to do in September
Discover a spookier side to England and take in a haunted tour of a stately home or join a ghost walk of the haunts of Jack the Ripper.
Things to do in October
The history of Guy Fawkes night may have been lost somewhere along the way, but everyone enjoys a good bonfire, and even better if there’s a firework display and winter nibbles to accompany it, and don’t forget to look out for a Christmas light switch on near you.
Things to do in November
You’ve bought all your presents and stocked up on Christmas food and drink, so what else is there to do? Well, loads actually.
Things to do in December
Check out our selection of Rock & Pop tickets...
Book now