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Things To Do | London

Your Weekend Guide Get ready for a festival-going, popup visiting, rosé sampling weekend….

27th May '22 - 29th May '22

Things To Do | East London

A Multicoloured Tidal Wave Is Washing Up In Greenwich You’ll want to spend some time in Greenwich this summer….

26th Aug '22 - 11th Sep '22

Things To Do | King's Cross

Life Lessons Louis Theroux, Caitlin Moran, Anya Hindmarch, and more….

9th Sep '22 - 11th Sep '22

Things To Do | Waterloo

Wingjam Is Back This festival gives you wings… and covers them in 40+ different sauces, glazes, and spice rubs.

17th Jun '22 - 19th Jun '22

Activities | Limehouse

Kayak to CRATE Brewery So, you can kayak to a brewery, canoe?.

2nd Jun '22 - 29th Jul '22

Film | Islington

See A Classic Movie In A Beautiful Gothic Church Complete with a live choir….

What's On In Islington This Month Your run-down of the best events, pop-ups and culture in Islington this month.

1st Jun '22 - 30th Jun '22

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Things To Do | Canada Water

You're Heading To The Wild West Welcome to Phantom Peak. It’s like Westworld, only with noticeably fewer homicidal robots..

Things To Do | Woolwich

A Trippy Art Show You Watch With Your Eyes Closed It’s free, it’s hitting town this weekend, and everyone’s experience is totally unique….

12th May '22 - 24th Jul '22

Bars | Wood Green

Drink In The View At London's Biggest Beer Garden Pints and panoramas, at a very literal palace overlooking the whole city….

Things To Do | London

Cinema In London | The Ultimate Guide Behold our guide to the destination cinemas in London that are worth travelling to. Because it is, after all, the experience that counts.

Exhibitions | Chelsea

Tiffany & Co’s ‘Vision & Virtuosity’ A 150-year celebration. Full of diamonds.

Pop ups | Southbank

Jimmy’s BBQ Club Grilled goods & picnics on the South Bank….

7th May '22 - 17th Sep '22

News | Islington

The London Dessert Festival Is Back For Seconds Expect ten immersive zones, including a sprinkle pool, a sundae school, and a pick’n’mix wall….

12th Aug '22 - 14th Aug '22

Things To Do | Regent's Park

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre The set? Is a sunset.

13th May '22 - 24th Sep '22

Things To Do | London

Your May Agenda Allllll the best things to do this May, from pop up restaurants and bars, to parties, festivals, events, and more….

1st May '22 - 31st May '22

Itineraries | Notting Hill

A Sunday Afternoon To Forget Monday Morning Banish all thoughts of work. Today, you eat cinnamon buns.

Exhibitions

Explore A Subconscious Labyrinth and Infinite Reflections A dazzling collection of digital art in a Brutalist icon.

Features | London

What's On At Every London Art Gallery Every exhibition on now, with opening times and more.

Things To Do | Earl's Court

Underbelly Festival Comedy, cabaret and circus in a pop up bovine tent.

28th Apr '22 - 31st Jul '22

Events | Regent's Park

Twilight at London Zoo London Zoo will be opening their gates after hours this summer….

30th Jun '22 - 22nd Jul '22

Exhibitions

The Best Exhibitions in London Right Now If you’re into infinite laser beams; iconic album artwork or Renaissance masters… well, these exhibitions are for you.

Activities | Wapping

Skylight Croquet, cocktails and street food on a Wapping great rooftop.

Things To Do | Stratford

Roof East Rooftop archery and car-aoke….

Things To Do | South Bank

Between The Bridges A massive al fresco adult playground filled with bars, street food, DJs, and more.

Events | Islington

The National Geographic Traveller Food Festival It’s finally coming back after three years away….

16th Jul '22 - 17th Jul '22

Film | Wandsworth

Backyard Cinema Cult flicks, and 56 tonnes of sand.

Things To Do | Camden

The Last Word A two-week festival celebrating the art of the word….

9th Jun '22 - 23rd Jun '22

Features | Across London

Lectures & Talks In London Where to hear the best speakers, thinkers and philosophers in London….

Theatre | Woolwich

Here's What We Thought of Punchdrunk's First London Show in 8 Years Step into a lucid dream of hazy backstreets, tragedy and greed.

Art Galleries | Walthamstow

William Morris Gallery A gallery devoted to the iconic Victorian designer (and author, and inventor). And activist.

Activities | Shoreditch

The London Shuffle Club The London Shuffle Club offers al fresco and indoor shuffleboard, plus pizzas and cocktails….

Film | Covent Garden

The Garden Cinema A stunning art deco-styled arthouse cinema with a great bar, reasonable prices, and no ads..

Things To Do

Rooftop Film Club Is Back Get ready for soaring cinema, complete with street food, cocktails, and bottomless popcorn.

29th Apr '22 - 29th May '22

Things To Do | Hammersmith

Lyric Hammersmith A brilliant theatre with a little-known rooftop bar attached.

Things To Do | London Bridge

Maltby Street Market An iconic weekend market running along a 19th century backstreet filled with traders in railway arches.

Things To Do | London Fields

Victoria Park Market A Sunday market brimming with over 60 traders hawking fresh produce, street food and more.

Things To Do | Elstree

Long Table Banquets & Intimate Woodland Gigs This festival might be at the end of the Tube line, but it feels a million miles away from London….

8th May '22 - 30th Jul '22

A New Open Air Music Venue Opens In The Docklands This Year Get ready to dock.

Events | Camden

Sunday Papers Live The Ultimate Sunday: roast dinners, pub quizzes, guided walks on Primrose Hill, and more….

Exhibitions | Southbank

Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Rooms Has Been Extended To Next Year The Tate Modern’s hosting of legendary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s world-famous mirrored Infinity Rooms is on for another year….

1st Apr '22 - 11th Jun '23

Museums | London Bridge

Fashion and Textile Museum Home to rotating exhibitions diving into all styles, eras and techniques of fashion and tailoring..

Things To Do | Islington

Islington Farmers’ Market A weekly market with dozens of traders hawking fresh fruit and veg, baked goods and more, come rain or shine.

Itineraries | Highbury

An Independent Date Night in Highbury A charming, independent date night itinerary in Highbury.

Events | Vauxhall

London Craft Beer Cruise Hop(s) on board….

14th May '22 - 8th Oct '22

Things To Do

Cook For Ukraine A new fundraising initiative to support Ukrainian civilians through supperclubs, restaurant donations and more.

Things To Do | Across London

Campfire Club Are Back With A Series Of Outdoor Folk Concerts This Summer Listen to acoustic music, by a roaring fire.

1st Apr '22 - 23rd Sep '22

Things To Do | Wapping

Tickets Are On Sale For This New Celebration of Portuguese Food & Wine Sample over 250 different wines, dine at the UK’s best Portuguese restaurants, and dance the night away.

Features | London

The Best London Theatre Right Now Our guide to the best theatre & shows on in London now – including where to eat before, and go for drinks after.

Art Galleries | Kensington

Serpentine Galleries A pair of free, contemporary art galleries straddling the Serpentine, in Kensington Gardens.

Things To Do | Camden

Fashion Freak Show Jean Paul Gaultier’s fashion vaudeville rolls cabaret, circus and haute couture into one.

15th Jul '22 - 28th Aug '22

Things To Do | Tower Hill

Superbloom Ride a slide into a giant moat of flowers….

1st Jun '22 - 18th Sep '22

Theatre | Islington

King’s Head Theatre Quality fringe theatre in the back room of an old-school pub.

Exhibitions | Whitechapel

A Century of the Artist’s Studio: 1920 – 2020 A fascinating journey into the creative spaces, and minds, of artists.

Things To Do | Soho

Berwick Street Market One of London’s oldest markets, now doing a roaring trade in street food at lunchtimes.

Activities | Southwark

Electric Gamebox Interactive, life-size team gaming, with motion sensors and a projection-mapped booth.

Things To Do | Brockley

Brockley Market An award-winning Saturday market with fresh produce, street food and good coffee.

Museums | Bloomsbury

See Egypt's Oldest Dress and A Jar of Moles At UCL’s unusual free museums on art, Egyptology and pathology.

Art Galleries | Peckham

South London Gallery Contemporary art in an international gallery with a local feel.

Museums | Holborn

Novelty Automation A quirky arcade featuring the Small Hadron Collider, Cycle Pong, and Divorce.

Activities | Paddington

Take a Picnic Cruise on a Self-Driving Boat GoBoats are back, and they don’t need a particularly good sailsman….

Things To Do | Islington

Flight Club Islington Tech-infused darts with high-scoring cocktails in a Victorian fairground bar.

Art Galleries | Hampstead

Camden Art Centre An indie art gallery with edgy contemporary exhibitions, plus a garden and terrace bar that’s open till late.

Art Galleries | Islington

Victoria Miro Gallery An esteemed independent art gallery housed in an old furniture factory.

Activities | Across London

17 Rooms You'll Want To Escape From Time to crack the codes of the Nazi enigma machine, and escape from a genuine pirate ship. It’s our favourite Escape Rooms in London….

Exhibitions | Kew

A Rainbow-Hued Imaginary Landscape Lands at Kew This Summer Kew Gardens swaps greenery for reddery, orangery, yellowery….

Things To Do | Dulwich

North Cross Road Market An eclectic weekly market with street food, vintage bric-a-brac, and more.

News | Islington

Islington's Getting A New, Brain-Melting Crazy Golf Course Prepare to play Birdies largest, most ambitious, most sense-befuddling course yet….

Art Galleries | Aldgate

Whitechapel Gallery Regular exhibitions of 20th and 21st century artwork housed in a stunning Victorian library.

Things To Do | London Fields

Westgate St. Market A weekly Saturday market with a seriously impressive line-up of street food, booze and music.

Exhibitions | South Kensington

Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature Nostalgia alert.

12th Feb '22 - 8th Jan '23

Exhibitions | Kensington

WEIRD SENSATION FEELS GOOD: The World of ASMR Prepare to hear people chewing stuff very loudly, directly in your ears.

Exhibitions | South Kensington

The Science Museum Is Putting On An Immersive Show About Sci-Fi They’re calling it “The most ambitious exhibition ever staged at the Science Museum”.

6th Oct '22 - 4th May '23

Theatre | Soho

Moulin Rouge! The Musical A rip-roaring, feel-good celebration of truth, beauty, freedom and love.

12th Nov '21 - 1st Oct '22

Things To Do | Notting Hill

Portobello Schoolyard A Saturday market with homeware, fresh produce, and pasta from a Michelin-starred chef.

Things To Do | Old Street

Whitecross Street Market A global street food market that’s a weekday lunchtime saviour.

Things To Do | Wembley

Peaky Blinders Is Being Turned Into ...A Dance Show? Yes, we’ve finally hit peak Peaky Blinders.

12th Oct '22 - 6th Nov '22

Things To Do | Fitzrovia

Mortimer House Have Announced Their Guest Residencies for 2022 Expect first class food from Decatur, Tom Ceni, Poon’s, and a lot more….

Activities | London Bridge

Flat Iron Square An al fresco food & drink hub with weekly quizzes, and more….

Things To Do | Covent Garden

Somerset House An 18th century mansion turned cutting-edge art & events space.

Art Galleries | Soho

The Photographers’ Gallery If you’re finding the bustle of Oxford Street too much, dart between the buildings on Ramillies Street and spend an hour in The Photographers’ Gallery.

London's Getting An African Food Hall Continent criss-crossing cooking, all under one roof.

Exhibitions | Kensington

One of London's Most Vibrantly Inspiring Artists Is Coming to The Design Museum After only opening his studio in 2017, Yinka Ilori is already getting his own show at the Design Museum this summer….

Things To Do | Soho

Soho Photography Quarter A miniature al fresco art gallery in Soho.

Features | London

The Best London Walks North, South, East, and West, we cover all the good stroll-a-thons.

News | Camden

Peaky Blinders is being turned into an immersive show Looks like they’re getting the gang back together….

24th Jun '22 - 12th Feb '23

Comedy | Islington

Live At The Chapel A monthly comedy night featuring (genuinely) big names, in a stunning Grade II listed church.

Exhibitions | South Kensington

Vote For The Winner Of The Wildlife Photographer of the Year Warning: these models wear fur.

15th Oct '21 - 5th Jun '22

Art Galleries | Strand

The Courtauld Gallery Impressionist masterpieces are back on show at a revamped art institution….

Things To Do | Across London

Explore London's Abandoned Tube Stations Aldwych, Down Street & more are being opened up for the first time in two years….

Things To Do | Hampstead

A Modernist's Mid-Century Home By Hampstead Heath Goooldfinger… he’s the man, the man who designed this house.

Things To Do | Wandsworth

Strike Bowling, darts and shuffleboard in a Grade II listed building….

Things To Do | Belgravia

Explore A Five Storey Pantheon of Japanese & Nordic Design Find amazing shops, restaurants, bars and cafés in a former warehouse in Belgravia.

Features | London

Crazy Golf In London | 19 Great Courses These spots have got it down to a tee….

45 Winter Date Ideas Candlelit lates with mulled wine, cinemas hidden in fairy-lit forests, and guaranteed snow….

Immersive | London

Arkham Asylum A big-budget immersive Batman experience, coming to London this November….

Bars | Moorgate

Clays Virtual clay shooting, with cocktails and snacks from a former Ritz chef….

Things To Do | Hampstead

Walk Round A 300 Year-Old House, Then Take Tea In A Twinkling Garden Burgh House is home to Hampstead’s free museum, with local artwork and regular live events.

Museums | Greenwich

The Fan Museum Prepare to be gently wafted away.

Things To Do | Southwark

Explore Six Immersive Musical Worlds Under One Roof Create your own festival, from jazz to rock ‘n’ roll….

Museums | South Kensington

Natural History Museum A grand, architecturally stunning museum housing over 80 million different plants, animals and insects… plus dinosaur sleepovers, silent discos, and three pet sheep.

Features | London

London’s Top Activity Bars Want to celebrate your birthday by mercilessly whipping everyone at your favourite game?.

Things To Do | Elephant & Castle

Four Quarters Elephant Park Craft beer, cocktails and lovingly-restored genuine arcade games.

Things To Do | London Bridge

Electric Shuffle London Bridge Prepare to welcome the best new activity bar of 2021, featuring a mix of old fashioned gaming, and high-tech wizardry….

Museums | Knightsbridge

The V&A Museum An iconic free museum dedicated to art and design, housing over 2.3 million beautiful artefacts.

Things To Do | Tower Hill

Mr Tipsy’s Down the Hatch! Remember that dream you had when you did shots with a cowboy before drinking vodka cocktails with a Russian soldier in an ice bar, and then sipping Martinis with a flapper girl?.

Activities | Spitalfields

Dennis Severs’ House Now featuring the ghost of Dennis Severs himself (sort of)….

Things To Do | St. Paul's

Unplugged At Madison is Back Live outdoor gigs at a rooftop restaurant overlooking St Paul’s….

Things To Do | Covent Garden

Soak In Atmospheric, Candlelit Baths You can literally bathe in red wine.

Museums | Hoxton

Travel Through Time at the Museum of the Home Check out a parlour from 1695, a drawing room from 1915….

Things To Do | Barbican

A Pop-Up Bar in a Lush, Plant-Filled Brutalist Conservatory... Barbican Lates is an experience unlike any other.

Things To Do | Covent Garden

They've Conjured Up A Harry Potter Photographic Exhibition And it’s got a butterbeer bar….

Features | Central London

Take a Central London Ice Cream Crawl Take a flavoursome stroll through central London, picking up some of the best, weirdest, coolest, most mind-blowing ice creams known to our species as you go.

Things To Do | Wandsworth

Gravity Eight games & three bars in one….

Immersive | Moorgate

Get Ready To Commit The Perfect Crime Steal a masterpiece worth $250m, then go for cocktails.

19th Jun '21 - 29th May '22

Things To Do | Hackney Wick

Go Axe Throwing By The Canal It’s not BYOA, but it is BYOB….

Things To Do

The Best Places To Go Boating In London ‘This ain’t Sea World, this is real as it gets’.

Art Galleries | Pimlico

Tate Britain Explore 500 years of home-grown art..

Things To Do | South Bank

Southbank Centre Food Market Build your own banquet, by the riverside.

Film | Shoreditch

TT Cinema A hidden, retro cinema in Shoreditch.

Things To Do | Highgate

Highgate Cemetery A strangely atmospheric spot for a walk….

Things To Do | Highbury

Freightliners City Farm Goats! Pigs! Guinea pigs on holiday!.

Things To Do | Southbank

Bask In Culture at the Southbank Centre The biggest arts centre in Europe, home to talks, performances, music, parties, and a huge riverside terrace.

Things To Do | King's Cross

Canopy Market A weekly market with street food, bars, and independent craft stalls.

Things To Do | Stoke Newington

Your Guide To Stoke Newington’s Church Street Stroll down a street that’s basically a whole neighbourhood unto itself.

Features | London

The Best Food Markets In London After painstakingly trawling the myriad food markets around London… we were uncomfortably full. But it was worth it, because the result is, well, this.

Things To Do | Peckham

Sonsoles Print Studio Learn how to screen print in Peckham.

Things To Do | Stoke Newington

West Reservoir Centre A picture-perfect swim spot in Stoke Newington.

Theatre | Waterloo

Watch Incredible Theatre at The Old Vic Big names, big plays.

Things To Do | Dalston

Dalston Eastern Curve Garden A lush community garden built on an old railway track.

Things To Do | Peckham

Kiln Rooms Make your own pottery in Peckham.

Museums | Hampstead

Kenwood House A stunning old mansion that’s free to explore.

Theatre | Chelsea

Royal Court Theatre See a play that’s never been seen before.

Things To Do | Shoreditch

Dinerama Dinerama has sadly now closed.

Things To Do | Farringdon

Bounce Farringdon 17 ping pong tables; a 40 foot bar serving seasonally-inspired drinks; a DJ booth and a raised restaurant overlooking all of the action. Ping Pong’s come home… and it’s been upgraded.

Activities | Liverpool Street

Swingers A cocktail-soaked clubhouse with two 9-hole indoor crazy golf courses and food from Pizza Pilgrims, Breddos Tacos, and Patty & Bun.

Shops | Chelsea

Spend A Rainy Afternoon Book Browsing At John Sandoe A warren of 30,000 books.

Things To Do | Online

Stay At Home Festival Welcome to your new favourite chat show….

Things To Do | London Fields

Broadway Market An A* Saturday market with everything street food to hand-carved homeware.

Things To Do | Liverpool Street

Play Bingo In A Neon-Soaked Den High tech, futuristic bingo is here.

Bars | King's Cross

Goods Way New Orleans, meet King’s Cross.

Things To Do | Borough

A Hawksmoor Guest Chef Series Featuring Some Very Big Names... They’ve got eight Michelin Stars between them….

Things To Do | Notting Hill

Ice Your Own Biscuits at Biscuiteers Like a pottery café, but with biscuits.

Things To Do | Bankside

Steve McQueen at the Tate Modern Emotional highs on the Southbank.

Things To Do | Clapham

Spin Plates at Clapham Pottery Throwing workshops and courses in an old chapel.

Film | Hackney

Ciné Real Intimate film screenings that celebrate celluloid.

Things To Do | Chelsea

Chelsea Physic Garden A 300 year-old secret garden with over 5,000 plants.

Features | Across London

Where To Watch Ballet in London Plus, what you should book now.

Things To Do | Wapping

Explore The Cosmos In An Inflatable Infinity Space London’s getting a festival all about the future….

Bars | Camden

Camden Town Brewery Outdoor tables, tank-fresh beer and pizza.

Things To Do | Walthamstow

The Walthamstow Wetlands Europe’s biggest urban wetlands.

Museums | Notting Hill

See Bovril Through The Ages At The Museum of Brands An unusual museum with a secret garden.

Things To Do | Chelsea

Listen To Jazz, Classical Music... And Bagpipe Rock See world-class musicians in the intimate Cadogan Hall.

Theatre | Waterloo

Watch Incredible Theatre at The Young Vic The Old Vic’s smaller cousin.

Comedy | Angel

The Bill Murray Brilliant comedy, stand-up classes and an old-school boozer.

Features | London

London's Best Museums The most visited modern art gallery in the world; the original manuscripts of Charles Dickens, Virginia Wolf and Jack Kerouac; mummies; and more.

Shops | Peckham

D.A.Y Peckham A Scandi-chic boutique started by three local Peckham sisters.

Shops | Chelsea

Knoops Chelsea Hot chocolate, like you’ve never seen it before.

Things To Do | London Bridge

COLAB Factory A warehouse playing host to some of the most original immersive theatre in town.

Activities | Canary Wharf

Electric Shuffle A two-storey temple to teched-up shuffleboard….

Film | Marylebone

The Cinema At Selfridges Three super-plush screening rooms, with a velvet-lined snug bar.

Things To Do | Stoke Newington

Abney Park Cemetery A Victorian cemetery park that’s full of life.

Health & Fitness | Peckham

Yogarise Urban Yoga in an serene space.

Things To Do | Battersea

Battersea Park Mini-golf, art galleries, and duelling (historically, that is).

Things To Do | Waterloo

Play Board Games In A Graffiti-Filled Tunnel Screw the dance-off. Scrabble’s how we settle things now.

Activities | Hackney

Learn How To Smell Better At The Experimental Perfume Club, where you can make your very own bespoke scent to take home.

Bars | Waterloo

Bar Elba A colourful rooftop bar with its own cinema….

Things To Do | Clapham

Browse The Stalls at Venn Street Market Fresh produce, street food, and flowers.

Things To Do | Mayfair

Mercato Mayfair Street food in a listed former church.

Things To Do | Dalston

Draughts A board game café. In an old pie & mash shop.

Theatre | Notting Hill

Watch Cutting-Edge Performances In A Crumbling Old Theatre Pitting contemporary drama against faded grandeur.

Art Galleries | Notting Hill

Learn To Graffiti At Graffik Gallery Time to rebel. In a lawful fashion.

Theatre | Notting Hill

Watch Radical Theatre At The Gate A tiny theatre above a pub, known for staging incredible, politically conscious work.

Things To Do | Notting Hill

Go On A Mews Crawl Through West London Highly a-mews-ing.

Film | Notting Hill

The Gate Picturehouse A beautifully restored Edwardian cinema right by Notting Hill Gate.

Things To Do | Chelsea

Play Bidding Chicken at Lots Road Auctions It’s always worth going, going.

Things To Do | London Fields

London Fields Lido A heated, floodlit, Olympic sized pool. Outdoors.

Things To Do | Stoke Newington

Clissold Park 55 acres of leafy open space in Stoke Newington.

Shops | Notting Hill

Browse The Shelves At Books For Cooks Then preview the recipes at their lunch club.

Collections | Across London

Comedy Clubs in London Where to see some stand-up citizens.

Activities | Battersea

New Covent Garden Flower Market They’ll bring you flowers, even in the pouring rain.

Activities | Barbican

Barbican Conservatory A (literal) concrete jungle.

Shops | Notting Hill

Build A Bouquet At This Tiny Florist Flowers where you least expect them.

Museums | Holborn

Sir John Soane’s Museum An architect’s house that’s been left untouched for 200 years.

Museums | North London

Freud Museum Struggling with ideas for Mother’s Day? Show her you care with a visit to the Freud Museum.

Art Galleries | St James

The ICA Neither a museum nor an art gallery, The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) is quite difficult to define (which is – oooooooh – what defines it).

Things To Do | Euston

The Magic Circle London’s only magic museum with intimate live shows.

Music | Clapton

Church Of Sound Cutting-edge jazz in an ornate East London church.

Activities | Holborn

London Jewellery School Workshops in everything from silver hammering to stone setting.

Art Galleries | West London

Saatchi Gallery A contemporary art gallery in Chelsea.

Theatre | Soho

Soho Theatre A central London theatre dedicated to new writing, comedy and cabaret.

Features | Across London

How To Become a Creative Genius in 34 Workshops Presenting the very best places to add strings to your bows, both metaphorically and, probably, literally.

Activities | Hoxton

Turning Earth E2 An open-access pottery studio with beginners workshops.

Activities | Hackney

The London Loom The London Loom has sadly now closed.

Museums | Holland Park

Leighton House Museum A beautiful Victorian artist’s house and studio.

Exhibitions | Euston

An exhibition dedicated to humanity, in all its forms... And some of it will FREAK you out.

Activities | London Fields

Earl Of East Candle Making Workshops Candle making in London Fields.

Shops | Shoreditch

East End Prints Get some fresh prints.

Shops | Bermondsey

Flor Lyle’s has a baby sibling… and it’s a bakery.

Immersive | Piccadilly Circus

The Crystal Maze All your 90s dreams are about to come true.

Music | Camden

Jazz Cafe Camden Live music seven days a week.

Things To Do | Hackney Wick

Four Quarters East Retro arcade games and stone-baked pizzas.

Film | Southbank

BFI Southbank The home of British film, with screenings, talks, live soundtracks and more….

Art Galleries | Charing Cross

The National Gallery There isn’t a lot you can do in London that’s free, but London’s galleries are exactly that… and this one’s a stalwart which Londoners often overlook.

Activities | Hampstead

Hampstead Heath How to get to Hampstead Heath, plus the low-down on pubs, ponds, and things to do….

Things To Do | Waterloo

The Blitz Party Go back in time in order to celebrate Great Britain’s stiff upper lip, defiance and ‘Blitz Spirit’ in the face of unthinkable hardship… by immersing yourself in the 1940s at the Blitz Party.

Activities | Shoreditch

Grab Blooms By The Bucketload On A Picturesque Victorian Street Then enjoy what might end up being one of the greatest Sunday Roasts of your life.

Music | Camden

Roundhouse A quirky, multidisciplinary performance venue inside an old train depot.

Activities | Camden

Your Camden Market Guide Your ultimate guide around Camden Market, from when to go to what to see.

Activities | Across London

Flight Club London Darts and cocktails. Surprisingly, it works.

Activities | Notting Hill

Portobello Road Pastel-coloured houses, a market, gin palace, and more….

Activities | Bank

Leadenhall Market Star of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone….

Museums | Bloomsbury

British Museum Over 8 million priceless artefacts….

Things To Do | Borough

The Goodlife Centre Learn dozens of new skills, and have fun doing it.

Things To Do | Holland Park

A tranquil Japanese Garden In Holland Park Waterfalls, peacocks and enlightenment await.

Art Galleries | Dulwich

Dulwich Picture Gallery Beautiful paintings in a stunning South London building, with al fresco art parties….

Things To Do | Dalston

Netil Market An al fresco treasure trove of crafty bits, fashion, and street food.

Bars | Streatham

Hideaway An intimate jazz bar and comedy venue with an excellent cocktail list.

Events | Shoreditch

Sunday Feast at Cecconi’s An all-you-can-eat Italian feast….

Activities | Herne Hill

Brockwell Lido Brixton-based Olympic-sized swimming pool, gym, and all-day cafe.

Activities | Hoxton

Banya No. 1 An authentic Russian-style spa. With tree whipping.

Activities | Battersea

575 Wandsworth Road A poet’s house filled with amazing hand-carved wood….

Museums | London Bridge

The Old Operating Theatre Museum A 19th century operating theatre hidden in a church attic….

Activities | Hackney Wick

Hackney Wick Boulder Project A sociable climbing centre by Hackney’s canals.

Activities | Haggerston

Otherworld Immersive, mind-bending, virtual reality. And cocktails.

Activities | Central London

Singeasy Sing your heart our with a live band….

Activities | Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes A retro bowling alley tucked beneath a Bloomsbury hotel.

Activities | Docklands

TeamSport Go Karting An 800m indoor go-karting track in the Docklands.

Activities | Greenwich

Peter Harrison Planetarium Prepare to be star-struck.

Museums | Forest Hill

Horniman Museum & Gardens An overstuffed walrus, crazy golf, and 16 acres of public gardens.

Activities | Bethnal Green

V&A Museum Of Childhood Currently closed for renovations until 2022.

Things To Do | Barbican

Barbican Centre Exhibitions, performances, cinema and more, in a beautiful brutalist shell.

Activities | Spitalfields

Old Spitalfields Market One of London’s oldest, most popular markets, selling street food, vinyl, antiques, crafts and more.

Art Galleries | Walthamstow

God’s Own Junkyard A dazzling gallery full of eclectic neon signage….

Things To Do | London Bridge

Vinegar Yard London Bridge’s food and drinks hub.

Comedy | Greenwich

Up The Creek Comedy Club Sit down and see some standup.

Activities | King's Cross

The School Of Life Now you can actually say you were educated at the School of Life….

Museums | Kensington

The Design Museum A Kensington-based museum exploring design of all forms.

Things To Do | Clapham

Explore An Underground Farm Hidden in WWII bomb shelters.

Activities | London Bridge

Borough Market London’s oldest, and possibly best, food market.

Activities | Canary Wharf

Hot Tub Boats It’s a hot tub. That is also a boat.

Things To Do | Ladbroke Grove

Take A Stroll Through A Cemetery (Really) Home to nobility, novelists, and W H Smith.

Art Galleries | Bankside

Tate Modern A sprawling collection of modern art in an old electricity substation.

Things To Do | Covent Garden

Frenchie’s Bacon Scone Pop Up A pop up dedicated to the restaurant’s most famous dish.

Activities | Peckham

Four Quarters Peckham-based arcade bar with 40+ craft beers and 50 world whiskies.

Bars | Notting Hill

The Distillery Portobello Road A four-storey, modern-day gin palace with 2 bars, 3 hotel rooms, a distillery, a museum and a place to blend your own gin.

Features | Across London

The Best Karaoke Bars In London Got your karaoke song sorted? Then ooohhh, you’re halfway there….

Activities | Shepherd's Bush

Sherlock: The Game Is Now An escape room to get Sherlock-ed in.

Things To Do | Shoreditch

The Perfect Liars Club It’s an evening of good, honest fun.

Things To Do | Greenwich

NOW Gallery Huge, colourful, walk-through art installations in Greenwich.

Things To Do | Feltham

Hounslow Urban Farm Meet, touch, and hold animals from all over the globe.

Immersive | Mayfair

The Great Gatsby An immersive, jazz-fuelled, hooch-loaded, theatrical treat.

Activities | Islington

Laki Kane's Spiced Dry Rum Club The satisfaction of making your own booze? Apparently you can bottle that.

Activities | Liverpool Street

Dabbers Bingo Bingo. But fun.

Things To Do | Greenwich

Peninsula Golf Range Drive golf balls at Canary Wharf and eat deep-fried Oreos.

Things To Do | Greenwich

Greenwich Market 120 traders surrounded by Grade-II listed buildings.

Theatre | South Bank

National Theatre Critically acclaimed plays in a brutalist icon.

Things To Do | Fulham

London Cru London’s first urban winery is finally here.

Things To Do | Fulham

North End Road Market Dozens of traders & food stalls, and a thriving vegan scene.

Shops | Stoke Newington

Romeo & Giulietta House-made gelato in Stokey.

Music | Notting Hill

Dance Underground At Notting Hill Arts Club Live music and throwback DJ sets in a Notting Hill basement.

Things To Do | Chelsea

Explore The Independent Shops on Pavilion Road Welcome to Chelsea’s gourmet mews.

Museums | Covent Garden

London Transport Museum A museum dedicated to all things transportational, telling the history of movement in London over the last 200 years.

Things To Do | Hackney

Hackney Picturehouse Films? Check. Popcorn? Check. Immersive art exhibitions? Check.

Activities | Brixton

Brixton Market If you can’t find it here, it probably isn’t worth finding.

Museums | Barbican

Museum of London Stories of London, from the past 450,000 years or so.

Health & Fitness | London

The Best Yoga Classes In London Everything from Bikram to Ashtanga.

Theatre | Dalston

Arcola Theatre Brilliant theatre in an old textile factory.

Activities | East London

Martello Hall Gin Blending Somehow, this bar is getting you to do the work, and happily pay for the privilege.

Things To Do | Soho

Bottomless Brunch At DUM Biryani Soho’s subterranean biryani house is serving a very affordable bottomless brunch….

Things To Do | Peckham

Kerb X Markets Street food markets for Crouch End and Peckham….

Bars | Hackney

ABQ Cook your own cocktails in a Breaking Bad-style RV.

Things To Do | London

Choc-Tails Workshops It’s a chocolate martini and truffle making workshop. Which is all you need to know.

Activities | Bank

Sky Garden A 45,000 square foot garden in the clouds spread across three floors of The Walkie Talkie.

Activities | Waterloo

Explore London's Unofficial Graffiti Gallery Then explore the restaurants and bars spinning off it.

Bars | Southwark

The Grid Fight rogue AI – with cocktails.

Museums | Kensington

Japan House The Land of the Rising Sun is very welcome here.

Afternoon Tea | Soho

The Potion Room at Cutter & Squidge It’s time to raise your cup and sorcerer….

Museums | Camden

The Jewish Museum London Find out about the 1000-year history of the Jewish community in Britain….

Things To Do | Embankment

Proud Embankment A double-height cabaret bar and restaurant harking back to the Belle Epoque….

Activities | Across London

A Field Guide Taxidermy Workshops Not just for stuffy Victorians.

Activities | Oxford Circus

Swingers West End Swingers have opened a second, vast crazy golf den in the West End….

Things To Do | Greenwich

Public Public is closed until 2020.

Things To Do | Hackney

Sir David Attenborough’s Jungle Boogie Find your natural habitat.

Things To Do | Kew

Kew's Victorian Glasshouse Is Reopening In May And we have pictures….

Things To Do | Clapham

Valentines Day At Greggs Yes, this is very, very real.

Things To Do | London Bridge

The Chefs Collaboration Series at The Coal Shed Tower Bridge’s newest & best restaurant just got better….

Things To Do | South Kensington

Blue Planet Lates At The Natural History Museum The Blue Planet ll team are going to be at The Natural History Museum to share a drink and a little knowledge….

Things To Do | Clapham

An All-Female Springsteen Cover Band Is Heading To Clapham And yes, one of them was born in the USA.

Things To Do | Islington

Screen On The Green A cinema with build-your-own sundaes.

Things To Do | Fulham

Winterland’s NYE Party Winterland are holding a BYOB NYE party, and it’s going to be amazing….

Things To Do

The Bermondsey Beer Mile It’s like a marathon, only shorter and better hydrated.

Things To Do | The City

Angler’s Truffle Menu A decadent, five-course, umami-loaded feast….

Things To Do | Battersea

Battersea Arts Centre Ancient building, cutting-edge shows.

Activities | Dalston

Make Smoking Cocktails In A Magic Bar Get ready to sip from an actual goblet of fire.

Things To Do | Greenwich

Cutty Sark A legendary 150 year old ship, named after a miniskirt.

Things To Do | Waterloo

Try Staffordshire Cuisine In An Independent Coffee Shop An elegant, minimalist café with a leafy garden (when it’s not snowing).

Things To Do | Greenwich

The Tide A linear riverside park that hovers 9m off the ground.

Theatre | Waterloo

Watch Underground Theatre... Underground Immersive theatre, comedy and cabaret in a maze of subterranean railway tunnels.

Things To Do | Brixton

The Ritzy A grand Edwardian cinema with two bars.

Art Galleries | Fulham

Roca Gallery This gallery’s a piece of art in its own right.

Things To Do | Fulham

Bishop’s Park Market A river-hugging market for Sunday picnics.

Things To Do | Fulham

Fulham Palace A palace with a 6000 year old history. And a walled garden.

Activities | Camden Market

Half Hitch Gin Making Camden’s artisanal microdistillery are letting you turn anything you like into your very own gin….

Things To Do | Across London

Blingo Get ready to party with two phat ladies….

Theatre | Clapham

Catch Edinburgh Fringe Shows in Clapham At a theatre in an old library.

Things To Do | Westminster

Jimmy Carr in Conversation With Alain De Botton When a comedian and a philosopher meet, this is what happens.

Things To Do | Hackney

Hackney Arts Hackney Arts want you to become a creative genius….

Things To Do | Farringdon

Wonderball Try out Bounce’s new cutting-edge tech before anyone else, with free drinks, and more….

Things To Do

The Severn Sisters Feast 11 of the best female chefs in the country are cooking for charity….

Things To Do | Brixton

O2 Academy Brixton Hands down, one of London’s most legendary venues.

Things To Do | Peckham

Peckhamplex £5 cinema tickets & rooftop cocktails….

Activities | Shoreditch

Rich Mix Movies, theatre, dance, music, and an escape room.

Things To Do | Fleet Street

Cocktail Book Clubs at Merchant House Fleet Street Yes, you read that right. Which is a good start. Cocktail bar Merchant House are running a book club.

Things To Do | Barbican

Your Barbican Membership Awaits Sorry, this offer has now closed.

Things To Do | Deptford

Sunday Feasts at Marcella Deptford’s slick Italian is now hosting decadent Sunday feasts in its minimalist dining room….

Activities | Peckham

Peckham Levels Peckham’s car park arts hub, with an entire floor of street food and bars….

Things To Do | Stoke Newington

Taste No Evil A series of masterclasses and cocktail workshops down at Original Sin….

Museums | Clerkenwell

London Postal Museum There’s a second subterranean railway you never knew about…and it’s part of London’s Postal Museum.

Things To Do | Covent Garden

Artisanal Picnics from Sibarita Sibarita have launched take-away picnic hampers – stuffed with rare wine, cheese, charcuterie and dreams.

Things To Do | London

A Little Lusciousness A series of supperclubs serving up home-cooking style grub. If your home cooking was ridiculously good.

Activities | Shoreditch

TT Liquor Masterclasses Learn to make cocktails like a pro at the workshop/bar/liquor store extravaganza that is TT Liquor….

Things To Do | Holborn

Bite Me Adam Rawson is helming the kitchen at this pop up from Bite Me Burger Co., serving up mini burgers like the Beef Encounter….

Things To Do | Fitzrovia

Experimental Burger Society Today’s burger is, both literally and metaphorically, in your hands….

Things To Do

Our/London Vodka's Our/Summer Trailers. They often lead to a lot of trash talk. Or they did until Our/London latest event series: Our/Summer.

Pop ups | Lewisham

Model Market A revamped 1950s Lewisham market, filled with street food traders, DJs and bars.

Activities | Waterloo

Sea Life London Aquarium 2 million litres of water. 500 species. 1 half-shark, half-ray.

Theatre | Bankside

Shakespeare’s Globe Catch midnight matinées beneath the stars in a replica Elizabethan theatre.

Things To Do | Hackney

Untitled Uncovered with Tony Conigliaro Tony Conigliaro, the cocktail genius behind 69 Colebrooke Row, Bar Termini and Untitled, is pulling a Willy Wonka and opening the doors to his Drink Factory….

Things To Do | King's Cross

Drink, Shop & Do Drink, Shop & Do has sadly now closed.

Things To Do | Soho

Bonnie Gull Masterclasses Learn to prep your seafood like a pro, at Bonnie Gull Soho’s intimate cooking masterclasses, complete with a four course meal to finish.

Things To Do | Shepherds Bush

Pergola on the Roof Pergola On The Roof is a group of rooftop bars sporting foliage, fairylights, and a rotating line-up of street food traders….

Things To Do | Bethnal Green

Sharp’s Brewery Competition COMPETITION: Win free tickets to LBW and guaranteed access to a unique immersive beer tasting journey….

Things To Do | Bethnal Green

Dishoom’s Holi Parties Dishoom’s legendary Holi parties are back for another year stuffed full of entertainment, street food, and a lot of paint.

Things To Do | Knightsbridge

Margarita Masterclass with Patrón There are only a few people on this earth who can make a truly perfect margarita. So you should take most of those claims with a pinch of salt. Unless, however, they are the people at one of Mexico’s most esteemed tequila producers….

Things To Do | Waterloo

The ‘Neath An immersive show set in an otherworldly cocktail bar, from the team behind Time Run, Heist and The Crystal Maze.

Things to do: Archive | Tower Bridge

Terra Incognita | Here Be Dragons A closed-to-the-public, subterranean venue that’s hosting a (literally) immersive art installation UNDER THE THAMES.

Events | Across London

Poetry Brothel An illicit, subversive and immersive cabaret show with one-on-one poetry readings, live jazz, Burlesque, fortune telling and cocktails.

Things To Do | London

Your 2017 Chinese New Year Guide Your Guide to Chinese New Year in London | 2017 Fact: there are more people with the surname “Wang” currently living in China than there.

Things to do: Archive | Hackney

Australia Day Craft Beer Festival It’s an all day Aussie day festival, with Australia’s finest craft breweries, a barbie and live music and DJs.

Bars | Chelsea

The Bletchley Break codes for cocktails in an underground bunker.

Events | Piccadilly

Black Cat Cabaret An intimate cabaret show in a 1930’s style cocktail bar.

Things to do: Archive | London Bridge

A Pop Up Cinema at The Shard The Extraordinary Travelling Film Show are screening cult classics on the 69th floor of the Shard, alongside welcome cocktails and gourmet popcorn.

Things to do: Archive | Fitzrovia

Win The Ultimate Date Night Competition Time: Win a romantic stay for two at The London Edition, courtesy of Mr. & Mrs Smith – including a complimentary drink in The Punch Room and breakfast in bed or at Jason Atherton’s Berners Tavern….

Things To Do | Highbury & Islington

Union Chapel A jaw-droppingly beautiful church with live gigs, comedy and more.

Theatre | Clerkenwell

Sadler’s Wells Theatre Hip hop, flamenco & ballet – this is where to see some of London’s best dance shows.

Theatre | Islington

The Almeida Theatre See cutting-edge shows in a grand old theatre….

Things to do: Archive | Waterloo

The Great Gatsby Party It’s an immersive, underground, jazz-fuelled, hooch-loaded, free-form theatrical party, and you’re invited.

Things to do: Archive | Hoxton

Bingo and Burlesque Hopefully only one of which involves two fat ladies.

Activities | Brixton

Gospeloke Your night’s about to get like a Swiss cheese: holy.

Bars | Dalston

The Last Tuesday Society The Last Tuesday Society is a cocktail bar-cum-curiosity museum founded by eclectic dandy ‘pataphysicist, Viktor Wynd.

Things to do: Archive | Greenwich

Through The Shutters Through The Shutters | Alternative Christmas Party Christmas parties. We’ve all been there, done that, forgotten exactly what we’ve been and done.

Things To Do | London Bridge

The Golden Hinde Step aboard a real, honest-to-god pirate ship.

Things To Do | Brixton

Brockwell Park 125 acres of green space, and a Grade II listed lido.

Things To Do | Elephant & Castle

Mercato Metropolitano An Italian market filled with street food stalls, live music, bars, cookery classes, and a mushroom farm.

Activities | Vauxhall

Whistle Punks Once in a while it’s nice to do something different. Like competitive axe throwing.

Things To Do | London Bridge

Spy City I spy… in London Bridge.

Theatre | Wapping

Wilton’s Music Hall A glorious, crumbling old Victorian music hall, home to cabaret, theatre – and a very atmospheric bar.

Things To Do | South Bank

Learn To Dance With The Professionals at Rambert Beginner to advanced dance classes in striking new studios.

Activities | Shoreditch

Hip Hop Karaoke Sometimes you like to mix things up. As a cocktail connoisseur and – unbeknownst to both your friends and yourself – the dopest of rappers, this is one of those times.

Activities | West End

Touring the West End on Foot A walking tour of London’s theatreland.

Film | Notting Hill & White City

The Electric Cinema Boutique cinemas with cocktails, retro surroundings, and front row beds.

Activities | Shoreditch

Bounce Shoreditch A luminous subterranean bunker in Shoreditch housing a restaurant (overlooked by a 25-foot pizza counter and cocktail bar) with a private room and seventeen ping pong tables.

Things To Do | Across London

HiddenCity’s Real World Adventure Games Explore parts of London you never knew existed, on a cryptic text hunt.

Things To Do | Chelsea

Take A Stroll Along Albert Bridge One of London’s most beautiful spots for a walk.

Member Experiences | Bermondsey

KERB and Monkey Shoulder Present Burns Hootenanny - Bermondsey We don’t follow tradition. Neither did our fathers, or their fathers before them. Thankfully however, there are those who do. Like the people at KERB, who’re teaming up with Monkey Shoulder whiskey to throw what might well be the greatest Burns Night outside of Scotland, ever.

Things to do: Archive | Chelsea

The Royal Court: The Children Lucy Kirkwood brings her black humour and famously bold approach to sensitive subjects at The Royal Court – the theatre that has kickstarted the careers of writers like Samuel Beckett and David Hare.

Things to do: Archive | Lambeth

The Nomad Cinema @ The Imperial War Museum Watch war movies in a war museum, while an actual Spitfire dangles from the ceiling above you….

Things to do: Archive | Southbank

The Twisted Circus The Twisted Circus | Halloween Party Given how scary clowns have recently become, manufacturers of clown shoes are now allegedly under pressure to.

Things to do: Archive | Camden

Red Bull Street Style Red Bull have taken the very best parts of Escape to Victory and the cinematic classic Step Up 2: The Streets, and come up with a brilliant idea.

Music | London Bridge

Omeara Mumford & Son’s Ben Lovett has decided to open a music venue in London Bridge. And to be frank, it’s not too shabby at all.

Things to do: Archive | London

B&H Do NYE Bourne & Hollingsworth | NYE Parties You haven’t made it yet, but we already know what your New Year’s Resolution will be. Something.

Things to do: Archive | Brixton

Big Apple Brixton Exclusive £10 tickets to the launch party of rooftop pop-up Big Apple Brixton including any three drinks and a meal of your choice.

Things to do: Archive | Hoxton

Reuben Feels 2-4-1 tickets and a complimentary cocktail at Reuben Feels’ brand new show The Last Dance.

Things to do: Archive | Hoxton

Barullo Considering Argentina could fit roughly 11 United Kingdoms into its own land area, some people might claim that squeezing it all into one East End warehouse would be impossible.

Things to do: Archive | Hoxton

Hoxtoberfest Worried you’ve missed the boat on Octoberfest celebrations? Keine Panik! The metaphorical and literal boat are still here. Parked at Hoxton Docks.

Things to do: Archive | Aldgate East

Cuckooz Win a weekend stay for you and a companion, packed with meals out, cocktails and a private yoga lesson.

Things to do: Archive | Waterloo

Hunted A complimentary glass of wine or a bottle of beer and the opportunity to continue your spy training at a shooting range designed by CoLab Theatre exclusively for you.

Things to do: Archive | Spitalfields

Omnivorious Party It may be a mouthful, but it’s a delicious one.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

Game 2016 At Lyle’s Games. You win some. You lose some. You eat some. And at Lyle’s – which has recently added to its incredible reviews with a shiny new Michelin star – it’s the latter.

Things to do: Archive | Spitalfields

London Cocktail Week 2016 You should never mix your drinks. Particularly during London Cocktail Week, when hundreds of the city’s finest bartenders are ready, willing and able to do it for you.

Things to do: Archive | Hoxton

Jack Friday at White Lyan Sorry, this competition has now closed.

Activities | Bayswater

Queens: Skate, Dine, Bowl Skating, dining and bowling all under one roof, plus – surprise! – curling and ice karting.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

Tequila & Mezcal Fest The tequila and mezcal festival is coming… give it a shot.

Things to do: Archive | Bethnal Green

Oktoberfest East Backpfeifengesicht literally means ‘a face that deserves to be slapped’ in German. Which may be what you want to do to us if we neglected to tell you that Oktoberfest is coming to London and is bringing with it unlimited steins of original Oktoberfest bier.

Things to do: Archive | Dalston

The Chambord Chapter 8 Games Play croquet. With flamingo mallets. On a rooftop. And of course, at an event like this, there will be plenty of booze, too.

Things to do: Archive | London Bridge

Maman Le Mot Time to take the path of most resistance, by attending an immersive theatre experience set in France (in 1943).

Things to do: Archive | Soho

L’Eden by Perrier-Jouët Spanning both London Fashion Week and London Design Festival, L’Eden is an immersive experience built around the Garden of Eden….

Things to do: Archive | Southbank

The Nelson Mandela Trilogy Nelson Mandela might be the first politician in history that we actually miss. So it’s a good thing you can see his incredible life dramatised on the Southbank.

Foodie Pop Up | Walthamstow

Denim ‘N’ Dine Pedro Passinhas (The Fat Duck & Le Gaveroche) has designed a special, 6-course, menu for you and your friends.

Things to do: Archive | Marylebone

Sister Act With A Live Gospel Choir It’s not often you get to tell someone to take a pew, and literally mean it. But this is one of those times.

Things to do: Archive | Fitzrovia

Epic Sundays at the British Museum Prostitutes, eggshells and cosmic fire-eaters – join the Crick Crack Club at the British Museum for some epic Sunday storytelling sessions.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

Jack Friday Sorry, this competition has now ended.

Things to do: Archive

Behold An Art Exhibition For Dogs Upon arrival at the venue, you and your dog will be directed through the space to experience each of the interactive installations in turn….

Things to do: Archive | Covent Garden

Secret Garden Party Shhh! This article takes place in a Library. So when reading it in your head, please keep your inner monologue down.

Things to do: Archive | Spitalfields

Lord Logs Live fire cooking. It’s man’s greatest invention since …well, fire. And, like many great things, it probably shouldn’t be tried at home….

Things to do: Archive | Bethnal Green

Summer Camp by At The Table Learn how to make dumplings, pickle stuff, create ceramics, blend perfume, and much, much, more….

Things to do: Archive

Rooftop Film Club @ The Good Ship Benefit Three nights of classic film screenings against the cinematic backdrop of the Southbank sunset. ON A BOAT.

Things to do: Archive

Jerk Fest For one day only the Bussey Rooftop Bar in Peckham will be transformed into a sizzling wonderland of Jamaican culture.

Things to do: Archive

Sipsmith Summer Terrace The first distillery to open a gin-based popup terrace bar in the vaunted restaurant Craft London during summer of 2016 ever.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

The Boogaloo Boil An all-you-can-eat crawfish feast at The Blues Kitchen Shoreditch.

Things to do: Archive

Merchant Square If the phrase “Merchant Square” doesn’t immediately conjure up images of zorbing on a canal in a giant inflatable hamster ball, don’t worry. It will.

Bars | Blackfriars

City of London Distillery A gin bar overlooking the copper stills pumping out some of the best gin in London.

Things to do: Archive

Alexandra Palace Summer Festival It’s going to be hot this weekend. So clearly, you need a giant water slide, an ice rink, and some cocktails.

Things to do: Archive | Kings Cross

In the Heights In The Heights | Kings Cross Musical There are only two things you can be sure of in life: 1) Grass is green. 2) Lin-Manuel Miranda is no slouch.

Activities | Soho

Harry Potter At House of MinaLima Four floors of dedicated Harry Potter paraphernalia, from a shop selling Hogwarts Acceptance Letters, to galleries of props and original artwork from the films.

Things to do: Archive | Southwark

River Stage Weekends Free Southbank festival that includes live music, dance, performances, DJs and workshops from across the country, with an apothecary cocktail bar, a pizza truck, and an ice cream & gelato van just for good measure.

Things to do: Archive | Marylebone

The Game’s Afoot An immersive, murderous, Sherlockian romp through Victorian-era London….

Things to do: Archive | Islington

Thom Foole’s House Party Expect cabaret, DJs, impromptu games, booze, and a cast of absurdly funny comedians.

Things to do: Archive | Covent Garden

Kinema and Kocktails Intimate screenings every Sunday evening, featuring silent films, free cocktails and popcorn, plus a classic feature film.

Things to do: Archive | Greenwich

Farmopolis It’s a giant, floating forest on Greenwich Peninsula, and it going to be like a permanent, ongoing festival….

Things to do: Archive | Dalston

Time Portal London, 1877. The first Wimbledon Tennis Championship has just started. And you’re invited….

Things to do: Archive

The Hive at Kew Gardens A 17m, 40 ton, aluminium beehive with 1k lights and a speically composed ambient soundtrack. Yep.

Things to do: Archive | Clerkenwell

Her Majesty’s Brunch The most alfresco of Brunches, from the people at Bourne & Hollingsworth….

Things to do: Archive

NOW or Neverland It’s time to put on your Champagne goggles. They’re like your rosé-tinted glasses, but much, much better.

Things To Do

LIFT Festival For such an old theatre festival, LIFT is still extremely cutting-edge….

23rd Jun '22 - 10th Jul '22

Things to do: Archive

SPIN London Competition Win a Creme Cycles Caferacer bike work £550.

Things to do: Archive

The House of Peroni Residency When in Rome, do as the Romans do. And when in Haggerston this summer, also do as the Romans do.

Things to do: Archive

Wiretapper Prepare to enter a sleek world of surveillance, auditory illusions, and clandestine theatre set around some of London’s most iconic landmarks….

Things to do: Archive | Marylebone

A Right Royal Knees Up A cockney-themed semi-immersive theatre experience …with food from an Ex-Moro chef.

Things to do: Archive | London

Win a Weekend Away With MINI That’s right, a MR & Mrs Smith Hotel, and a shiny new MINI could be yours for the weekend….

Things to do: Archive

Auction Against Hunger A fun, charitable and mouth-watering event that will give you access to an open bar all night plus your choice of six dishes from a stellar 16-strong lineup.

Things to do: Archive | De Beauvoir Town

The 80s Office Party The Art Of Dining | 80s Office Party Today’s subject: ’80s Office Parties. Traditionally characterised by big hair, big ambition, even bigger.

Things to do: Archive | Covent Garden

Letters Live 2016 They sold out their show last year. They sold out their show this March. And they’re going to sell out their show this October. So get on it.

Things to do: Archive | Secret Location

Crooks Allow us to introduce Crooks, Colab Theatre’s latest and greatest theatrical event – an immersive theatrical experience in which you play the main character. And you’ve been rehearsing for it all your life.

Things to do: Archive

The Tick Tack Club It’s the start of a new year. But lets first bid farewell to the past by spending an evening inside an Art Deco restaurant and illicit 1920s gambling den tucked up a dark alleyway in the shadows of London Bridge.

Things to do: Archive

New Year’s Eve 2016 This NYE, let’s throw caution to the wind. Let’s trust our instincts. Let’s see the good in everyone. Let’s hope for the best. Let’s rise up and forever keep our cups and glasses half-full. With gin.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

DDC Christmas Dinner DDC are teaming up with Spitalfields Music Winter Festival in order to host a very special, one off dinner party & festive concert this Saturday at St Leonard’s Church, Shoreditch.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

Tokyo Nights What you’re about to read is the risqué, three-part story of Tokyo Nights: a 25,000 sq ft pop up recreation of the illicit back streets of Tokyo featuring five bars, eight private Ryokans, six street food partners and a (gigantic) dance floor.

Things to do: Archive | Tottenham

Pallet Paradise Pallet Paradise | Free Arts Festival This regards Haringey, their warehouse community of artists, and a commissioned grant to ‘make something.

Things to do: Archive

The Blue Lotus Opium Den You have two choices. 1) Book a flight to Laos; make your way along the South East Asian Banana Pancake Trail; meet Lai “Greasy Thumb” Heung, and don’t say we sent you. Or 2) Go to Carousel’s equivalent Opium Den pop up.

Things to do: Archive

Oktoberfest London 2015 Oktoberfest London 2015 | Tobacco Dock NOTE: Oktoberfest hasn’t happened yet, but is due to in October 2015. In the meantime, however – as.

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The Chambers Of Flavour Part flavour laboratory and part parallel reality vortex, Gingerline’s new world promises to deliver you maximum sensory overload over five courses of dinner hosted by a medley of performers across five very different dining dimensions.

Restaurants | South Bank

Mrs. Peel’s Boat Party Know what really floats our boat? Upthrust equal in magnitude to the volume of fluid displaced… and 1960s-themed boat parties hosted hosted by The Avengers’ Emma Peel on a psychedelic Thames cruiser. About that….

Things to do: Archive | Borough Market

Alcoholic Architecture An immersive cocktail bar containing a large, walk-in cloud of humidified, breathable booze located in the Victorian basement of what was once a Borough Market banana store, from modern day Willy Wonkas, Bompas & Parr.

Things to do: Archive

Summer Cinema Pop Ups 2016 On the off chance that you’ve spent the past few days assembling a comprehensive list of every outdoor pop up film screening happening in London this summer then, well, this is awkward. Because we’ve already done it.

Things to do: Archive | Fitzrovia

Cocktails In The City An outdoor cocktail festival which will, next month, see twenty-five of London’s most excellent bars basking in the sunshine of London’s largest private Georgian garden for a weekend of tastings, feasting, live music and games.

Things to do: Archive

Tanqueray Presents Motion Picture Supper Club Cocktails, live jazz, a three-course candlelit dinner and a movie screening inside a beautiful 1920s ballroom.

Things to do: Archive | Hackney Wick

Kopparberg Urban Forest ’15 Five weeks of alfresco frivolity overflowing with live music from Miss Dynamite, Norman Jay and more, plus street food vendors and the finest Swedish fruit ciders known to mankind.

Things to do: Archive | Bermondsey

Swallows & Amazons Summery cocktails and barbecued small plates enjoyed to a soundtrack of laidback rock & roll and disco, inside an eccentric architectural treasure trove by London Bridge.

Things to do: Archive | Standon

Standon Calling Festivals are wonderful. If you like sleeping rough camping. However if you enjoy the joyful, life-affirming festival experience but also like sleeping in your own bed… then you should round up some friends and take a day trip to Standon Calling.

Activities | Brixton

Pop Brixton A village made of shipping containers in the heart of Brixton, overflowing with street food stalls, restaurants, bars, shops, events… and more.

Things to do: Archive | Haggerston

The House Of Peroni Private Dining Experience There are two ways to get a traditional family feast from world-renowned chef Francesco Mazzei. And this is one.

Things to do: Archive | Stockwell

The London Improvathon An experienced cast of 20 improvisation actors performing a real-time ‘soap opera’, without going to sleep, for 50 straight hours. Making this the perfect night / day / night / day out.

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The Secret Island COMPEITION CLOSED We’ve luckily been gifted an unheard of allocation of 120 tickets to give away for an exclusive Nudge readers-only night at The Secret Island on Friday 5th June. Go on, have a little look, you know you want to.

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The House Of Peroni 2015 The House Of Peroni’s heading to Brick Lane to host La Piazza, a metropolitan garden teeming with food, drink, art installations and music from 14th May until 10th June.

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The Jazz Age The Jazz Age | A London Cocktail Bar Tour “Pleasure was the colour of the time.” ― Harold Clurman Harold was talking about The Jazz Age. And.

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Summer Tales A giant pop up rainforest with rope swing chairs and hammocks; an open-deck sun bar; ground floor cabanas; treetop bungalows; an elevated treehouse; suspended ‘adventure trails’, street food… and a dance floor.

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Motion Picture Supper Club Motion Picture Supper Club The perfect date night would probably involve heading to a beautiful 1920s ballroom in central London to enjoy cocktails,.

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Dram & Smoke | Spring Project The greatest Scottish inventions include: the bicycle; the telephone; the adhesive postage stamp; the refrigerator; the postcard; the freaking lunar calendar; and cullen skink. One of which you can get at Dram & Smoke.

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The Moët Academy Brace yourself for the long-awaited return of The Moët Academy. Taking up residency in Soho for their 2016 edition, they’re inviting you to experience a 360° virtual reality projection of their vineyards and cellars, and (much) more.

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Vault Festival 2015 Enjoy a plate of meatballs before witnessing a murder… and then exploring an underground maze of Victorian tunnels filled with hundreds of exciting musical and theatrical happenings.

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Alice’s Adventures Underground Fall down a rabbit hole underneath Waterloo Station and embark on an adventure filled with Cheshire cats, secret cubbyholes, pipe-smoking caterpillars and more.

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Gone Camping Fancy dinner inside an old pickle factory filled with billowing canvas tents, flickering lamps, indoor greenery, wooden benches and heavy camping blankets? Ok then.

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A Patrón Christmas Carol The best things come in threes. Like musketeers. And blind mice. And Patrón’s three-part, immersive celebration of Charles Dickens’ classic novel A Christmas Carol.

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Karolaoke If you’d like to watch opera inside an East London warehouse, before singing Christmas carols and Mariah Carey hits with a 13-piece stage band then, well, this is for you.

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Grimm Tales An immersive theatrical reinterpretation of Philip Pullman’s Grimm Tales, performed over five floors of a converted gallery space inside the Oxo Tower.

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An Exploratory Feast Win an exploratory, sense-busting, five-course feast (where the food, walls, table settings and music all change colour with each new course that’s served) for you and up to nine friends.

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Makers At Fairground London Makers At Fairground London NOTE: This event has already taken place. Over to you, Makers. “A one off celebration of London’s vibrant Maker.

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Winterville Winterville NOTE: This pop up has now taken place. East London’s answer to Winter Wonderland, Winteville fronts an outdoor ice rink, horse-drawn.

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Dram & Smoke Dram & Smoke | London Bridge Pop-Up Sorry, this pop up has now closed. But they’ll be back next year… Sometimes all you really want.

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This Colourful Life We’ve teamed up with Campo Viejo to create a growing selection of suggestions, insider guides and two ridiculous competitions designed to help colour your life. It’s good.

Comedy | Covent Garden

The Top Secret Comedy Club London’s least secret comedy club.

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Revealed: The Chambers of Flavour Your first, exclusive look at The Chambers of Flavour, from the immersive dining pioneers at Gingerline.

Museums | Canary Wharf

Museum Of London Docklands Chronicling London’s history as a trading port.

Features | Across London

Where To Play Laser Tag In London Picking a good laser quest venue can be a shot in the dark.

News | Spitalfields

Som Saa Stay Up Late Som Saa are inviting you over for a late night party, with Thai street food, exclusive cocktails and vinyl-spinning DJs.

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All Star Lanes Bayswater Sadly, this branch of All Star Lanes has now closed.

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Bunga Bunga Battersea Brunch Bunga Bunga have launched their lazy La Famiglia Sunday brunch. Which involves platters of charcuterie, breakfast pizzas and a lot of bellinis….

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The Piano Works’ Bottomless Boozy Brunch The Piano Works’ Bottomless Boozy Brunch The Piano Works are doing brunch. You can expect it to be pretty grand. It takes place each Saturday,.

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Tanqueray Drawing Rooms The Tanqueray Drawing Rooms, a 1930s-style cocktail party located inside a Georgian townhouse…to which the general public has no access.

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The Ultimate London Date Night Ten of the best date spots in London. Whether it’s a first time foray or your eternally bound beau; these romantic rendezvous are scientifically proven (by us) to get it going. Saucy.

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Your Halloween Agenda 2014 This year you could, once again, head into London dressed as The Grim Reaper and spend your evening pointing at old people. Or you could read our Halloween Agenda 2014, and go somewhere fun.

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Apocalypse 2014 Expect to find cages of the undead, body bags, scientists experimenting on people who may or may not be alive, Mexican food, a scary film, and zombies (chasing you).

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Halloween 2014 This year you could, once again, head into London dressed as The Grim Reaper and spend your evening pointing at old people. Or you could read our Halloween Agenda 2014, and go somewhere fun.

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Forza Winter 2014 Forza Winter’s back for another wintery run of five-course, fonduta-soaked Italian feasts featuring a hot cocktail bar, an Italian wine list and a vending machine full of Moretti.

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#TanquerayThursdays Show your #TanquerayThursdays tweet to the bartenders at some of London’s finest drinking establishments this winter and you’ll be gifted a knowing wink, a complimentary cocktail and possibly a hug in return.

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Mrs. Peel’s The last time you attended a glamorous, cocktail-soaked, 1960s cabaret and discotheque (with go-go dancers and body painters) in an East London penthouse was, well, never.

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The Lost Act Enigmatic speakers courtesy of The Lost lectures and food from Street Feast inside a crumbling, abandoned old theatre hidden away in the grounds of an iconic London landmark.

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The House Of Peroni IV Irrespective of your gender, height, nationality or partiality to premium Italian lager, you – like everyone else in the world – fall into one of two categories.

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Tasting Tuesdays @ Whole Foods While the major supermarkets have been competing against each other to get the price of a tin of beans down to 5p, Whole Foods have been doing something more fun….

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Organic Beauty Week A series of talks and classes being run at Whole Foods Market by experts who know almost as much about health and wellbeing, fitness, diet and skincare as we do.

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Blood Swept Lands and Seas Of Red Marking the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, a vast swathe of ceramic poppies envelop Tower of London.

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DDC Summer BBQ 10 hours of picnic baskets; BBQ; live music from a large ukulele band; DJs; sing-alongs; cocktails and discoing on what used to be a patch of waste ground. But now isn’t.

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The Colour Palate COMPETITION CLOSED Win a set of four tickets to attend a mindbending dinner party where the colour of everything (including the food) changes with each course.

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Tanqueray Dinner Dance #TanquerayThursdays are coming to life at a beautiful candlelit dinner in a warehouse, followed by a live music-fuelled bacchanalia in a subterranean, oriental drinking den. You should come.

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Kopparberg Urban Forest Five weeks of alfresco joyfulness in a car park, featuring live music, street food, cocktails… and the finest Swedish fruit cider you’ll find this side of, well, Sweden.

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Alaskan Gold Rush This Saturday visit an Alaskan settlement in 1899, filled with wagons; campfires; live music; cookery demonstrations; and, in the evening, a sit-down Alaskan seafood feast under the stars.

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Tanqueray Thursdays Stretch out your celebrations of World Gin Day by enjoying two-for-one gin cocktails at ten of London’s finest cocktail bars. Every Thursday. For ten weeks.

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The Coveryard A magical evening in London’s only lighthouse, with emerging artists performing in front of a full, live orchestra. Plus Austrian street food, obviously.

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Austin Powers On A Rooftop It’s june, and sunny. You’re in a glass lift, dressed as Austin Powers. You’re heading up to an alfresco cinema screening with champagne lollies on a rooftop that looks directly over St Paul’s Cathedral.

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The Lost Chance Saloon “The Lost Lectures” returns to a secret London location this weekend, bringing with it cocktails, strongmen, live music, explosions…and heroin.

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The Nudge Bazaar We’ve returned from a perilous voyage around the world in order to create a place for objects which have nothing in common, beyond their unquestionable ability to make people happy.

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The House Of Peroni Summer 2014 Witness a cultural and temporal Big Bang of wondrous proportions as Lincoln’s Inn Fields hosts the month-long celebration of contemporary Italian style and culture that is The House Of Peroni.

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SPACED 2014 The opportunity you’ve always been searching for to throw yourself into the heart of an electrifying snail race; have a conversation with a refugee; visit an old fashioned peep show and solve a murder.

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Sunday Papers Live III Celebrate the start of summer at the end of March with the ultimate Sunday, as each section of the Sunday papers is brought to life by poets, entrepreneurs, musicians, politicians, actors and writers.

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Heist An audacious act of wrongdoing that’ll begin with a backroom game of poker and end with you navigating four perilous floors and breaking into a sealed room.

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NYE 2014 You have a lot of options for where and how to celebrate New Year’s Eve in London this year. But these are the best ones.

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Amex & Foursquare Amex has just relaunched its partnership with Foursquare, in order to bring you an ongoing (and regularly changing) smorgasbord of financial incentives and perks at some of the best events, restaurants and retailers in London….

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Camden Lock Night Markets COMPETITION CLOSED Win dinner for you and 3 friends at “Too Much Is Never Enough” inside an old cottage in Camden Lock on either the 12th, 13th or 14th December.

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The Lost Lectures It’s back, bringing with it several hard-hitting rounds of dinner party conversation starters, pickpockets, beatboxers, live music and street food. Your intellectual curiosity will thank you for this….

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The House Of Peroni 2013 The best open house in London right now is, well, open. So naturally we have a lot of information, and one zen proverb, to share with you.

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UFF Tea Merchants Head along to a warehouse in London Bridge wearing white tie to enjoy a stimulating oriental tea experience.. and then be transported to Shanghai in 1936.

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The House Of Peroni II Welcome to The House Of Peroni, a fully immersive, month-long feast of modern Italian culture in a sprawling Georgian townhouse.

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Halloween Special 2014 Onstage baptisms and exorcisms, gypsy mediums, orchestras, contortionists, human art… and a guy with a really burnt head.

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Experimental Food Society Spectacular 2013 Experimental Food Society Spectacular 2013 | Park Lane Pop Up Restaurant NOTE: the Experimental Food Society Spectacular 2013 Banquet has now taken.

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Purl Pop Up Purl Pop Up | Balham Pop-up Bar NOTE: This pop up has now closed. Purl, one of London’s award winning and first speak easy bars, is opening a.

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Señor Ceviche At Dukebox A subterranean Peruvian playhouse hidden inside a Chelsea boîte (with a penchant for confetti bombs and caged jack-in-the-boxes) serving kamikaze tiger milk-heavy ceviche and pisco love cake.

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The Dark Circus Party A debaucherous, subversive and bohemian carnival of curiosities which intends to mischievously stretch your comfort zone… without actually breaking it.

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Feast At The Quadrangle A small collection of excellent reasons why you should head along to The Quadrangle at St Guy’s Hospital (by London Bridge) this weekend for Feast’s 1st Birthday.

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Samsung Club Des Chefs Assuming that you can cook, have friends, and enjoy winning Michelin-starred meals (with a complimentary overnight stay)… then this is is for you.

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Vodafone London Fashion Weekend 2013 A post-London Fashion Week beehive of à-la-mode-ishness known to those in the fashion industry (and to everybody else) as Vodafone London Fashion Weekend.

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Blackout Banquet The overlords at picturesque Butler’s Wharf – a stunning stretch of riverside tranquility next to Tower Bridge – are turning the entire concept of a “candlelit dinner” on its head.

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Scrapclub Scrapclub will give you safety goggles, a helmet, gloves and an extensive selection of sledgehammers, crowbars and bats so that you can destroy a variety household objects. Here’s why….

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Surf ‘n’ Turf Party Head to Tanner & Co on 2nd August to load up on surf n’ turf; enjoy 2 hours of unlimited booze at an open bar; have access to the outside terrace (if it’s hot) and enjoy a DJ’d after party ‘til late.

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Iconoclasts Of Taste Four cocktail-paired courses of innovative insect cuisine in a secret London location, courtesy of Ento – one of Grey Goose’s emerging ‘Iconoclasts Of Taste’.

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A DDC Rooftop BBQ COMPETITION CLOSED Win dinner for you and 3 friends on a hidden rooftop with cocktails; picnic baskets with bread, potted meats and salads; limitless BBQ’d food all night long… and an 8 man sing-along ukelele band.

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Grub Club Moovies COMPETITION CLOSED Win tickets for you and 7 friends to enjoy foodie screenings of The Pig Lebowski, The Last Of The Burritos & Fries And Loathing In Las Vegas” with panoramic views of London….

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Experience Intel The ‘Experience Intel’ exhibition lands in Spitalfields Market this week, showcasing the best of Intel technology and offering you the opportunity to play with some of the latest gadgets around….

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Lock Live A free one-day festival celebrating Camden Market’s 2015 Summer Series with live music, international and local street food, al fresco cocktail bars, and more than 300 craft and fashion stalls.

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CUTS Ginger Pig meats cooked on a purpose built wood-fired grill by the team behind London’s pop up rooftop pizzeria Forza Win. And tickets are on sale…. now.

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This Week @ The House Of Peroni It’s the last week of The House Of Peroni. So we’ve carried out millions of interviews; profiled the interests and tastes of thousands of Londoners; collected reams of data, and the results are in..

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Taste vs GDIF An epic 4-day celebration of the London restaurant scene vs. London’s largest outpouring of entirely free outdoor theatre. You have only one choice to make. Which to attend first.

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The House Of Peroni There’s one thing that we envy most about Italians, beyond their weather; olive complexions; sense of style; romantic spirit; melodious language and good looks….

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Grey Goose Iconoclasts Of Taste Grey Goose have launched a unique search to unearth a new generation of taste visionaries who could change our perceptions of food and drink… And they need your support.

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MasterCard Priceless Presents …an alfresco evening of shopping (with 20% off) in Covent Garden, alongside gourmet street food; live bands and DJs; contortionists; free Pimms; retro sweets; hard lemonade and alcoholic ice-cream.

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Check On At The Sanderson Celebrate the very best of British, with cocktails and an experimental 8 course feast hosted by Check On at The Sanderson Hotel.

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MADE Like the Robin Hood of the designer furniture world, Made.com are making it cheaper for you to get the stuff you want. But their bargainous prices still don’t match winning a £500 gift voucher to spend over there.

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Ray-Ban Envision Series Get tickets to one of Ray-Ban’s exclusive Envision events – featuring DJs and some of the best up n’ coming bands in the UK – by sharing your dreams… Easy.

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VIP Foodies Festival Only with supreme confidence can Mother Nature’s steely will be bent to yours. Which means that it’s time to secure VIP tickets to the Foodies Festival….

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Spin London An urban cycling revolution is underway. So join Spin over the bank holiday weekend for forward-thinking fixed gear and single speed brands; live DJs; cycle-art; static racing and pedal-powered cinema.

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UNIQLO UT Pop Up A contemporary mélange of art, music, clothing and alternative events that will combine to form the sort of epic, urban celebration that all but the least curious will struggle to avoid.

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The Drowned Man, A Hollywood Fable Punchdrunk are transforming an entire building in central London into Temple Pictures, where “the Hollywood studio system meets a forgotten hinterland filled with dreamers”.

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Hen Party By Check On Like every grandma out there, the Sunday Roast secretly wants to dance. So someone needs to take it by the hand, mix it up a little; spin it around a bit and ruffle its feathers….

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Arbitrage COMPETITION CLOSED Win 4 tickets to attend an open bar with canapés and panoramic views of London, followed by a private screening of this month’s most highly-anticipated new film release: Arbitrage….

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Opera di Peroni COMPETITION CLOSED Win 6 VIP tickets to the opera. In a warehouse. Where a 20-strong musical ensemble will appear, bringing their modern version of Puccini’s La Rondine to life around you..

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Cambalache COMPETITION CLOSED Win two tickets to the ultimate Argentinian fiesta, Cambalache. Oh, and a holiday for two to Buenos Aires.

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Feast @ Tobacco Dock Feast’s inimitable mélange of exciting chefs, street food vendors, cocktails and live music are again coming together in a unique London venue, for 4 days of culinary chest-bumping….

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Mile High Inspired by the golden age of 1950s air travel, ‘Mile High’ is a series of immersive dining events taking you on city breaks to Gothenburg, Beirut, Sicily and Mozabique.

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Eat Your Heart Out COMPETITION CLOSED Win Valentine’s dinner at a Victorian-themed, candlelit, immersive dining experience featuring bawdy Victorian poetry; dripping wax sculptures; potion bottles; and a butler-served five-course feast.

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LASSCO Sale Rugs and curtains from Mayfair; bus seats from Routemasters; a church full of chapel chairs;wing armchairs and cabinets from old soldiers’ homes… at up to 90% off.

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New Year’s Eve 2013 Fire-eating, acrobatics, Mardi Gras, pimps, oral ping pong, masquerade balls, power ballads, carnivals and fireworks. Guess it’s almost New Year’s Eve….

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The Midwinter Ball The Queen’s having a house party. Obviously, you’re invited. It’s at Kensington Palace next week, and there’ll escape artists, fire hula-hooping, death-defying stunts… and tours of Kate & Wills’ pad.

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Naughty & Nice 7 hours of never-ending complimentary cocktails, experimental food installations, alternative entertainment and music in a three storey Victorian lair.

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Little Feast Stalls from many of London’s most exciting new restaurants, street food vendors and chefs are all getting wrapped up together inside an old Victorian Sorting Office and topped with a shiny Christmas bow.

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Festive Shopping In Seven Dials Next week Seven Dials are giving you an early present: 20% off in over 120 shops within Seven Dials and St Martin’s Courtyard, for 1 night only.

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The Last Supper Club There are pop up dining experiences. And then there’s this. An epic immersive dining experience inspired by the Mayan Prophecy of the end of the world….

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Monkey Shoulder Social Club The Monkey Shoulder Social Club, a flipped-out take on the stereotypically stuffy, old boys’ whisky club. One night only of cocktails, old cinema, gourmet street food and Rebel Bingo.

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Thanksgiving At Bea’s Give thanks in a railway Arch near London Bridge with Bea’s Of Bloomsbury, who are laying on an all-you-can-eat / all-you-can-drink turkey feast with all the trimmings… Plus Pecan Pie.

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Halloween 2012 An all-night fancy dress party overlooking a cemetery; a 10-piece funk bands and suckling pig banquet; fully immersive Halloween theatre in a Soho church…and rabbit poo in packets of maltesers.

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Grey Goose Taste By Appointment Grey Goose want to serve you cocktails at a white hot London restaurant while injecting your mind with the eternally impressive knowledge of how taste works. Let them.

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Second Word From the Story Of The Cage Always remember that there’s safety in numbers. Particularly the next time you find yourself heading into a disused WWII air raid shelter behind the Tate Modern….

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SkyMarket Launching today, contrary to every market-goer’s tired expectations, is a new London market, kitchen, bar, deli and theatre that’s only gone and opened in the sky.

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Death By Burrito & After Supper Club The Tradicional After Supper Club, an underground social and Mexican dining experience, plus Rebel Dining Society’s Death By Burrito – a contemporary Mexican grill and cocktail bar at Catch.

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Bompas & Parr Drive-Thru Beyond driving through backwards, there’s limited fun to be had at a drive-thru. Feeling your pain: Bompas & Parr.

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Herr Kettner’s Kabaret A night of glamorous hedonism, absinthe and dancing inspired by the decadence and debauchery of Weimer Germany, set over 2 floors of a Georgian Townhouse in Soho.

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DDC Lobster Dance COMPETITION CLOSED Win tickets for Bank Holiday cocktailing, 5-course feasting (with rooftop lobster-grilling) and late night dancing over 5 floors of a hidden Victorian warehouse..

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Nomad & Salt Yard You like sunshine. You like iberico burgers and hot dogs. You like homemade ice-creams, fudges and smoked paprika popcorn (possibly). You like films. Crazy coincidence, but this combines them all.

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Grease, By Future Cinema Gloriously combine both groove and meaning by winning a set of 6 tickets to one of Future Cinema’s highly anticipated September screenings of “Grease”.

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Basecamp An Olympic “playground for adults” in a car park, featuring a paddling pool; miles of bunting; live Olympic screenings; pop-up food, drinks and games. Yep, a lot of games.

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Storyville Head to New Orleans to sip on classic cocktails and prop up an absinthe bar whilst enveloped by interactive performers, fast-stepping dancers and the stomping sounds of Fats Waller.

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Camden Beach In addition to your birthday and Christmas day, there’s one day this year that you’re most looking forward to…. British summertime. When it comes, you now know where to head.

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Bonnie-On-Sky Relax: our list of July’s best pop ups is here. And the Crème de Month is Bonnie-On-Sky, a British seaside-inspired supperclub being held on a rooftop by London Bridge.

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Endless Plains Londoner Polly Morgan bypasses the traditional taxidermist’s approach of mimicking her subject’s natural habitat by instead placing them in quite unexpected – and often rather peculiar – scenarios….

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A Very Royal Jubilee COMPETITION NOW CLOSED Win tickets to A Very Royal Jubilee this Friday evening. Expect court jesters; The Royal Sideshow Circus; live bands; DJs and, generally, “7 rooms of Grade-A fun”..

Things to do: Archive | A Secret Location

Secret Cinema June 2012 So Secret Cinema returns, this time with a secret venue AND a secret film. What are you paying for, and will it be worth it? Good questions.

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Big Rooftop Tea & Golf Party Bompas & Parr: known for their architectural jelly; Wonka-inspired flavour-changing chewing gum, inhalable Gin and Tonic mist, and now…crazy golf on the roof of Selfridges.

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Summer Screen @ Somerset House Odd to write about something not happening for weeks. But today tickets go on sale for the Film4 Summer Season at Somerset House. And you’ll want to get some….

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Midnight Steakout’s High School Prom Dust off your DJ or favourite dress: this Saturday you’re off to the Prom for DJs, dance-offs and Surf n’ Turf served by waitresses “dressed as cheerleaders made up like Pan Am stewardesses”.

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Street Feast & StockMKT So it seems not all of London’s hottest street food vendors are relocating to Chelsea… Smile, as most of them will be at The StockMKT tonight and then Street Feast for the next 12 weeks….

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Eat St, Chelsea To all those West Londoners who have been wondering why the street food / pop up thing only ever happens in East London: this one’s for you….

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Deewar (Bollywood Bitesized) Regarding your 2012 New Year Resolutions.. While you could be doing a little better at this stage in the year, please know we love you – unconditionally – just the way you are.

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Brains: The Mind As Matter Academics, psychopaths, scientists, cannibals and neurosurgeons have spent centuries getting inside the heads of patients kind enough to give them a piece of their mind. See what they’ve been up to here….

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Illegal Late Night Cocktail Bar Sorry, this event has now taken place.

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CircusFest A Guinean circus troupe, the Swedish Cirkus Cirkor, Professor Vanessa’s Wondershow, the Underground Film Club, immersive and multi-sensory theatrical experience Il Pixel Rosso and more.

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Gaucho International Polo COMPETITION NOW CLOSED Win 6 VIP tickets to the Gaucho Polo at the O2. Champagne reception; meet and greet; the best seats in the house; and access to the ‘White Jeans’ after-party. Amazeballs.

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Love-A-Fayre The annual pre-Valentine’s quirk-fest. Love-A-Fayre, located in an appropriately characterful east end working men’s club, brings alternative shopping, DJs, tarot-reading and wet shaves together under one roof. At last.

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The Vault Festival 2014 Six action-packed weeks of performance, live music, discussions, parties and events, all neatly wrapped up in a tidy little bundle.

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The Xmas Starty In honour of the life-embracing philosophy of Gideon Reeling Esq, allow yourself to be plied with festive cheer at a very alternative Christmas party….

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Sky Lodge A secret rooftop retreat, located near the base of the mountainous Shard building, opens today to host a reimagination of festive frolics and winter warming with cocktails, live music and invisible theatre.

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La Soirée Christmas 2011 A lycra-clad, bearded chanteuse called Le Gateau Chocolat; a pair of English Gents, sculpted from granite; and a large man that juggles a small woman.

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VIP Masters Tennis From Asahi Courtesy of Asahi, win two VIP tickets to the Masters Tennis at the Royal Albert Hall. 5 hours of tennis, access to the Asahi bar, a personal introduction to Mark Philippoussis and a crate of Asahi Super Dry to take home….

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Indulge Dinner Your last dinner party included three of the five key ingredients to a perfect evening but didn’t include the other two: a burlesque striptease, and a young lady who can touch her toes. With her forehead.

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You, Me, Bum Bum Train Every once in a while an event, show or experience comes along that is genuinely too good, too unique and too exciting to miss. This is it, and tickets go on sale today….

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Feast Of St. Martin Oysters and black velvet cocktails in a secret subterranean vault; a lantern procession; a five-course meal expertly paired with English wines and then the after-party. Happy Martinmas.

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TJ Johnson at the Brompton Bar & Grill An eccentric, trilby-topped, gravelly bluesman will shun the bright lights of stardom this friday in favour of sharing a bottle of bourbon with a few strangers during an intimate gig at the Brompton Bar And Grill.

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Faulty Towers Dining Experience There is a restaurant in London which will brazenly, and gleefully, ignore your desire to receive perfect service. It’s a place where mostly everything that can go wrong, will. Be warned.

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The Jameson Apartment A 1920s cinema-inspired evening of cocktails and jazz in a wood-panelled drinking den in the heart of Soho.

Things to do: Archive | London

Hush Courtyard Classics A secluded courtyard; classic films; comfortable seating; great food; serious cocktails; heaters; blankets; free tickets and, most happily of all, real bathrooms.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

The English Launderette A pop-up restaurant. In a launderette. From the team behind this summer’s Rock Lobsta comes, most likely, your first opportunity to spend some time in an actual English launderette. You get food too.

Things to do: Archive | London

2.8 Hours Later Your birthday, Christmas, the vernal equinox and getting chased by zombies all have something in common… Surprisingly.

Things to do: Archive | Brick Lane

Experimental Food Society Back for the second time, the members of the Experimental Food Society will be showcasing their latest crazy creations at the Truman Brewery on 21-22nd October, with a banquet at the Folly on the 23rd.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

Stumblin’ Slims “A cross between Prom Night and a late night drag race meet”, Stumblin’ Slims aims to recreate 1950s and ‘60s Hollywood in East London. The couples’ twist contest clearly has your name written all over it.

Things to do: Archive | Shoreditch

The Disappearing Dining Club Win tickets for you and 3 friends to attend the Club’s dinner/dance next Saturday 3rd September in an NYC-Style Shoreditch Loft.

Things to do: Archive | Kensington

Chessboxing Tournament COMPETITION CLOSED Win a pair of VIP, ringside seats to International Chessboxing at the Royal Albert Hall, where bouts will combine strategy, tactics and physical courage… Knock yourself out.

Things to do: Archive | Waterloo

Boom Boom Club Boom Boom Club – London’s foremost purveyors of the deliciously twisted – is soon to take up residence within the mysterious Old Vic Tunnels, hidden away in the vaults behind Waterloo.

Things to do: Archive | Victoria

Summer Season at Courtyard 51 A luxury five star hotel by Buckingham Palace; a beautiful garden; an alfresco three course dinner; summer cocktails; live operatic arias and crossover classics. Best take a date….

Things to do: Archive | Chiswick

Leuka Mini Masters You know about 4 of the Majors, it’s now time for the 5th. On Friday 15th July 2011, while others trudge in to work – not knowing what you know – you’ll be en route to the most entertaining golf tournament in the world: the Leuka Mini Masters.

Things to do: Archive | Chelsea

Masterpiece London 2011 Checking the time on your antique Patek Philippe watch, you hop in to the ’61 Aston Martin DB4 GT in order to pick up the latest addition to your growing collection of 18th Century art.

Things to do: Archive | Aldwych

The Flying Karamazov Brothers Kilt wearing, flame throwing, line and ballet dancing, tongue twisting, piano playing anarchists, these boys put the Y in wild, the K in chaotic and the OMG (or the WTF) in live comedy….

Things to do: Archive | Southbank

Free Run Win tickets to see Free Run at the Southbank Centre in June: a world exclusive melange of parkour, urban acrobatics, stunts and martial arts.

Activities | Brick Lane

All Star Lanes Bowling’s back. And it’s brought private karaoke booths, boozy milkshakes and mouthwatering diner food with it.

Attractions | West London

Ham House and Garden Located on the River Thames in leafy Richmond, Ham House and Garden is one of London’s best kept secrets.

Activities | West London

The Climbing Hangar Feel like climbing the walls after a day in the office? Well, best do it somewhere that provides a safety harness. Somewhere, for example, like The Climbing Hangar….

Art Galleries | Waterloo

Catch An Exhibition On The Southbank What do Bruce Wayne and Isaac Hayward have in common? Well, they both have notable buildings named after them. And that’s about it.

Activities | Richmond

Library Pot Don’t believe there’s a board game café in Richmond? Check, mate.

Things To Do | Shoreditch

Vegan Nights Bringing the best of the vegan street food scene to East London.

Things To Do | South Kensington

V&A Performance Festival Talks, screenings, and pop-up performances in galleries….

Events | Bankside

Explore One of The City's Best Art Galleries After Hours This Week A gallery late so late, it’s technically early….

Things To Do | South Bank

My Dad Wrote A Porno At The Royal Festival Hall An evening of non-stop laughter. And porn.

Things To Do | Hackney

The Grand Annual Lying Competition This isn’t a competition for amateur fibbers, prevaricators and charlatans, to tell 3-minute stories about things that never happened. Honest.

Things To Do | Shepherds Bush

Empress Market At Next Door Records A night of Pakistani soul food and poetry.

Things To Do | London Bridge

Attend a Candlelit Theremin Concert in an 18th Century Church An evening of uncanny, spectral music..

Theatre | Islington

The Key Workers Cycle A celebration of the people who keep the city running, in nine short plays.

Music | Deptford

A Night of Live Music by the River With a surprising musical accompaniment..

Things To Do | Aldwych

Lates at Somerset House After-hours exhibitions, workshops, DJs and more….

Things To Do | Bermondsey

The Legendary Bloodshot Supperclub Is Back Midnight starts, hidden menus, surprise acts, it’s “the Secret Cinema” of the late night dining world….

Things To Do | Wapping

Buffy The Vampire Slayer Is Coming... To Wilton's Music Hall? A one man comedy act covering all 144 episodes of the show is coming this April.

Exhibitions | Covent Garden

Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition 2022 Award-winning contemporary photography returns for another year.

Pop ups | Marylebone

Marylebone's Twinkly Rooftop Cinema Is Back See Valentine’s Day flicks on a candlelit rooftop, with dinner in the restaurant below….

Things To Do | Kew

A Conservatory Filled With Thousands of Orchids Kew’s annual floral festival is back..

Exhibitions | West London

The Bob Marley One Love Experience An immersive Bob Marley show with Jamaican forests, silent discos, and unseen images….

Exhibitions | Chelsea

America in Crisis at the Saatchi Gallery A profoundly moving array of photos documenting ’60s and modern-day America, but one that dispirits, rather than rallies.

Exhibitions | Mayfair

Francis Bacon's Man and Beast is a Haunting, Visceral Show The RA’s latest exhibition is raw, untamed, and totally compelling.

Things To Do | Covent Garden

The Handmaid’s Tale Blessed be the fruu-uu-u-uu-uit!.

Things To Do | Across London

Your Valentine’s Day Date Guide Silent movies, lovers gin and candlelit churches….

Things To Do | Bermondsey

Hot 4 U Are Holding A P*ss Up In A Brewery There’ll be a DJ, creative food, and BONE MARROW BEER LUGES.

Things To Do

The Nudge x DDC Secret Valentine’s Supper Club A candlelit supper club with live music and a DJ, at a secret east London location hidden within a dilapidated old railway arch….

Theatre | Waterloo

A Number at The Old Vic Two screen heavyweights tackle this brilliant two-hander.

Things To Do | Wapping

Join a Cockney Sing-A-Long in a Majestic, Crumbling Music Hall Grab a drink, and belt out a few gold-plated classics at this joyous knees-up….

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