Half-term break is on the horizon and we know you’ll be looking for plenty of fun activities to do with the kids. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a bunch of the best things to do in Luton this February half-term.
Feb Fest 2025
Monday 17 February – Friday 21 February | Various times | Culture Trust venues
It’s been over a decade since Luton’s Full House Feb Fest began and it’s back with a bang for this year.
See an amazing line-up of creative workshops and engaging shows. We’re talking – music, theatre, dance, arts & crafts and much more.
Spread across The Hat Factory, Wardown House and Stockwood Park Discovery Centre, there’s plenty to get involved in. But be sure to snap up your tickets in advance!
Price – varies
Luton Point Retro Arcade
Wednesday 19 February – Saturday 22 February | 11am to 5pm | Luton Point
Luton BID is levelling up this half-term bringing you a free-to-play retro arcade to Luton town centre. Take a break from shopping in Luton Point and play all your old favourites from Pacman to Sonic the Hedgehog!
Get that nostalgic feeling and unlock forgotten childhood memories on the Atari or Sega Mega Drive whilst showing the kids what old school arcade gaming is all about.
Price – free
Luton Brick Festival
Sunday 16 February | 10am – 4pm | Inspire Sports Village
This one is for all you LEGO lovers. Whether you’re a collector, an experienced builder or the kids are brick-obsessed, you won’t want to miss out. For the first time ever, the nationwide Brick Festival is coming to Luton.
Expect speed building competitions, huge displays, loose bricks, LEGO sets old and new for sale and much, much more. Find this festival at Inspire Sports Village – and don’t forget to grab your free LEGO gift on entry!
Price – adults £7, children £5, family of four £18
Family Film Club: Inside Out 2
Saturday 22 February | 10.30am | Hat Factory Arts Centre
If you’re looking for a cheap and cheerful way to spend your Saturday morning, then the Culture Trust have got you covered with the latest instalment of Family Film Club.
Next up is Inside Out 2. Make sure to head to the Hat Factory for this cosy screening of Riley’s adventure into teenage life.
Price – £4 or 4 tickets for £12
Family Nature Day
Thursday 20 February | 12pm – 4pm | Bushmead Community Hub
This one’s a must for young nature enthusiasts. The Wildlife Trust are putting on a host of nature crafts to get involved in including willow weaving and learning how to care for wildlife in your garden.
What’s more, take in the beautiful views on a walk up to one of Luton’s hidden gems – Bradger’s Hill.
Check out what else is going on at Bushmead Community Hub this half-term.
Price – £2.55 a ticket
Stockwood Discovery Centre
Wednesdays – Sundays | 10am – 4pm | Stockwood Discovery Centre
Luton’s #1 rated attraction on TripAdvisor is officially back open for 2025! Ideal for the perfect family outing on a budget.
Grab yourself a hot drink from the Garden Café and take a mindful stroll through the picturesque walled gardens whilst you let the little ones burn off energy in the outdoor play area. Don’t forget to pay a visit to the museum galleries and take a peek at Europe’s largest carriage collection.
Price – free admission
My Pet Pals
Saturday 15 – Sunday 23 February | 2pm – 2.45pm | Pets at Home
Calling all young animal enthusiasts!
Pets at Home are giving children the chance to learn about taking care of small animals in the garden, whilst meeting some furry friends along the way.
Find these free 45 minute workshops in Luton Retail Park – but grab your tickets beforehand.
Price – free
But that’s not all! If you’re looking for even more things to do in Luton, February and beyond, make sure to keep an eye on our what’s on guide and follow our socials for the latest updates!
About the Author
Niall Barnby
Niall is a proud resident of Luton, striving to reshape the perceptions of his hometown. As a Place Activation and Marketing Officer with a degree in Business, he loves to shout about the best bits happening here to locals and visitors. From Sunday league football in Leagrave Park to discovering new music in the town centre, Niall loves Luton’s vibrant culture and is thrilled to be playing a part in its exciting future.
