Game of Thrones London Events and Merchandise

Dinner is Coming, The Vaults

Wedding receptions in Game of Thrones never end well. Some of the most entertaining and heart-squashing scenes take place during supposed merriment. What’s a better a way to celebrate this unique trope of the series than an immersive dinner set in the savage world of Westeros?

Sorry, no, Easteros – definitely Easteros. Within The Vaults in South-East London, it’s the marriage between Prince Jaffrey Bearathon and Margarine Trywell. But there will be a murder, and every dinner guest will be forced to choose a Kingdom to side with. Loyalty to the Prince, or something more self-serving? You decide.

A Conference of Ice and Fire, The Book Club

An all-day discussion of Game of Thrones is the perfect way to prepare for the final series. The day before the first episode of season 8 is due to air, The Book Club is Shoreditch is hosting 12 hours of talks, discussions, and analyses of the series that changed fantasy TV forever.

There will be lectures from academics about its impact as well as a panel screening of some of the greatest Game of Thrones moments. Also, later in the day, you can pit yourself against other competitors in a ruthless Game of Thrones quiz that comes with themed cocktails. An excellent way to spend a Sunday.

Rave of Thrones: An Immersive Live Experience, Electric Brixton

Westeros is collapsing, and what’s the best way to ease that pain? A rave, of course! The Electric Brixton is being transformed into a castle hall, with the real-life Hodor (Kristian Nairn) DJing for the crowds.

Also attending are Daenerys Targaryen with her dragon children, as well as her recent lover and King of the North Jon Snow. There’s also weapons, thrones, and fire: everything that makes Game of Thrones great.

Make-up for heroes, Urban Decay

We’ve all wanted to look like a Targaryean. Or a Stark. Or even *cough* a Lannister. That fantasy has come even closer with Urban Decay’s new Game of Thrones range of make-up. Each palette is inspired by a different House in Westeros, and even ventures beyond The Wall with the look of the Night King.

There’s a great selection to choose from, which includes eyeshadow, eyeliner, highlighters, lipsticks, and cheek tints. The best way to immersive yourself in the series is to become one of the characters, and Urban Decay tries to make that happen.

Johnnie Walker: White Walker Limited Edition scotch

This is, without a doubt, the most genius piece of pun-based merchandising ever. Johnnie Walker, one of the most respected brands of Scotch in the world, teamed up with HBO to bring an exclusive Game of Thrones drink.

Named after the terrifing enemies beyond the Wall, this Scotch is deliciously sweet – blended from caramalised sugar and vanilla, fresh red berries, orchard fruit, and Single Malts from Cardhu and Clynelish.

This really is one of a kind, with a bottle designed specially for the freezer. Every time it’s poured, the glass cools. Winter’s coming for that Scotch.

Game of Thrones Monopoly

Dominate the capitalism of Westeros and Essos in the Game of Thrones edition of Monopoly! At last, you can beat your opponents within the medieval system and knock out every competitor – like the Game of Thrones itself.

Choose between the Iron Throne, the Crown, a Dire Wolf, the Three-Eyed Raven, a Dragon Egg, or a White Walker to prance across the board. The properties include Winterfell, King’s Landing, Castle Black, as well as Meereen and Qarth across the Narrow Sea.

Game of Thrones selection, EMP

If you want some decent Game of Thrones merch to wear or drink out of, then EMP can sort you out. Ranging from t-shirts and hoodies to mugs and goblets to keyrings and wallets, their selection is mouth-watering.

There’s even a Hodor door-mat, which will bring hilarity to any house-guest who’s a Game of Thrones fan.

Game of Throws, IKEA

Many of the rugs we see in Game of Thrones were sourced by the lovely folks at IKEA, would you believe it? Now, IKEA are selling them to keep you snug during every chilling episode.

They come in Skold, Fårdrup, and Luude – ranging from £10 to £50. Winter is coming (in Westeros), so it's best to wrap up warm.