Top 5 Trending Things to Do in London This Week

1. London Zoo Lates

Socialise with animals (and maybe your friends)...

This summer, a trip to London Zoo has become so much more than just a day out with the kids. Open on Friday evenings for the rest of July, this popular animal haven turns into an adult-only occasion, giving you the chance to explore the zoo after hours and get involved in some activities such as Twilight Tours, competitive animal-themed games, live music, and some delicious drink offerings. Test your animal knowledge at the Zoo-niversity Challenge, watch Asiatic lions and Sumatran tiger cubs roam around their enclosures, and try your luck at a giant Hook a Duck at the Grade I listed Lubetkin Penguin Pool. Don’t miss out, we promise you’ll regret it.

‍Location: Outer Circle, London NW1 4RY

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2. NQ64

Visit London’s brand-new arcade bar…

Did you know that NQ64 just opened a brand-new venue on Old Street? Well, you do now. If you haven’t already frantically hopped onto a new tab, this neon-infused drinking den is filled with retro arcade games, gaming consoles, and a cocktail bar passionate about whipping up some of the best game-themed cocktails you've ever tasted. The Shoreditch venue is NQ64’s first ever crack at a food offering, and it's being provided by Burgerism no less, so why not tuck into one of their juicy burgers whilst you get your game on. 

‍Location: 256 - 260 Old Street, London EC1V 9DD

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3. Rooftop Film Club

Catch a movie with a view…

Take your movie night up a notch this summer by setting up camp under the stars at Rooftop Film Club. Showing a handpicked assortment of must-see movies from vintage classics to recent Oscar nominees, this beautiful rooftop venue boasts panoramic views of stunning sunsets behind the iconic London skyline. Upon arrival, movie-goers will be given state-of-the-art wireless headphones for an immersive viewing experience devoid of distractions as well as opportunities to grab a slice of Neapolitan pizza and a craft cocktail or two.

‍Location: Peckham’s Bussey Building or Roof East in Stratford

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4. Natural History Museum Silent Disco

Dance the night away…

One of the most unique places to get your groove on, The Natural History Museum’s Silent Disco is an event worthy of your bucket list. Held monthly inside the historic Hintze Hall, you’ll get to party underneath the giant blue whale skeleton with three DJ sets to switch between on your headphones which light up blue, green, or red - letting you know if you're dancing to the same beat as your pals. During the night, the bar is open for drinks and light bites to keep you going through into the early hours.

‍Location: Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 5BD

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5. Fairgame

Let the games commence…

There’s no better place to unleash your inner child than at Fairgame, an activity bar bringing all of the fun of the fairground to the city. Having cleverly reinvented nine classic games including Whac-A-Mole, Skeeball, and Shoot the Clown with innovative RFID technology; Fairgame keeps its competitive visitors coming back for more. Of course, it wouldn’t be an adult playground without their fully-stocked Bumper Bar mixing up candyfloss cocktails, sparkly spritzes, and cracking open the ice cold craft beers.

‍Location: 25 - 35 Fisherman’s Walk, Canary Wharf, London E14 4DH

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Main photo credit: NQ64