The main source of entertainment during the Victorian era consisted of activities like golf,cricket, croquet and football.

Theater had certainly flourished during the Victorian era through productions such as The Bondman, Les Huguenots and The Beggar's Opera.

A common leisure activity for people of the Victorian Era Middle Class was enjoying town parks that they mainly supplied themselves.

Satire was present in the Victorian Era. Maybe the most significant use of satire was seen in the controversial play "The Importance of Being Earnest" where Oscar Wilde mocked the high society of the time.

Pubs played an important role during the Victorian Era. They provided warmth, light, and socialbility: key things that homes provided.

Generally, studies of leisure in the Victorian Era were based off of gender, age groups; also as well as looking at history of formal public recreation.