We’ve all been there. You’re bored, but don’t know how to keep yourself entertained. If you’re keen to find fun things to do during the summer evenings, why not consider a number of the following suggestions.
Cinema – If you love movies, what could be better than an evening at the cinema, either watching the latest Hollywood releases or classics from years gone by? From Pirates of the Caribbean to North by Northwest, there’s a host of fantastic movies to enjoy.
Theatre – If you’re a culture vulture, you may want to consider going to see a play at a nearby theatre. Many shows will tour the country, so you may find that a West End show will make an appearance at a theatre near to where you live.
Musicals – If you prefer your theatre visits to include musical elements, you may consider going to see a West End show in your local area.
Concerts – As such, it may be worth going to a concert at a venue of your choice during your summer holidays. Many musicians and bands tour the country, so you may find that a concert in your chosen location is a great way to celebrate summer with friends and family.
Rock concerts – As rock has become a part of the cultural landscape of the UK, there are many places you can go to see rock bands in action. Frequently, these concerts will take place in venues built around the magnificent scenery of the UK, so you’ll find that a summer concert isn’t far away.
Comedy – Going to see a well known comedy act live is a great way to spend an evening with friends and family. Likewise, it is also a good way to spend a summer night with your friends and family.
Opera – A friend who does Plant Appraisal got me to go to an opera with him and I wasn’t disappointed. You may find that going to see a LaFresco performance is a great way to spend an evening at home. Many opera companies in the UK work to bring multiple opera performances to theatres around the country.
Cathedral – If you’re keen to take in religious architecture, you may find that you get this during the summer at your local cathedral. Chances are, you’ll even get to watch a finished masterpiece!
Botanic Gardens – There are many botanic gardens around the UK, and if you take your loved ones to these, they’ll be able to find out more about the flora and fauna that existed in Britain many years ago.
Visit your local town hall and council library – These are all free and you can take your group to work on their grounds. You can have a look at what all the fancy homes in your area are like, as well as take a stroll through the town centre to get a general overview of the area.
For a few days of sheer indulgence, there are loads of things that you can do in beautiful cities and towns.