If you’re unsure what your Bank Holiday weekend looks like, we have some inspiration for your plans.
To take the guessing work out of what’s happening in and around Watford, we’ve put together a list of some of the events and activities to keep you occupied.
You can also take a look at Watford Observer Local Events Page to stay in the loop.
Bank Holidays to look forward to in 2022
What’s on near Watford this Bank Holiday weekend?
Here’s a round-up of some of the events happening near Watford between Friday, August 26 and the Bank Holiday Monday, August 29.
Summer Family Alldayer
Enjoy a day in the summer sun at The Prince George with Jerk and Drum. The family fun day will see a range of top-class DJs take centre stage as they play the best from all genres. You can even enjoy some free jerk chicken throughout the day too. You can find out more information via their website.
Bank Holiday Club Tournament/Family Day
Radlett Cricket Club are holding a special family day on the Bank Holiday with a 6 side Cricket Tournament. There is no age limit with kids v kids, kids v parents, mums and dads and softball and hardball. The registration fee is £10 per player including a slice of pizza or a burger. You can find out more information via the website.
Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio
Take the family to the magical world of Harry Potter based in Watford. From movie props, sets and much much more. You can even try out the themed afternoon tea and try and the new Greenhouse attraction. Head to the website now to book tickets.
Book a West End show
Treat the whole family by grabbing tickets to one of the many amazing and spectacular shows on offer in London's West End. From The Lion King, The Phantom of the Opera, Frozen or for the older children Hamilton and The Book of Mormon. You can get tickets to any of the top West End shows via TicketMaster.
Top Golf Watford
Enjoy a day of premier entertainment with an array of endless activities and fun. With climate-controlled hitting bays, sports bar and restaurant, 18-hole adventure course, big screen sport, free on-site parking and wifi and so much more. Find out more via the website.
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