Top 5 Trending Things To Do in London This Week

1. Free Mini Golf at Canary Wharf

Putt to perfection at this colourful course…

No matter your mood, this free mini golf course at Canary Wharf is eternally cheerful. Waltz up to Montgomery Square on a sunny, preferably dry day and you’ll be drawn to the course’s kaleidoscopic colour scheme, intricate ramps and walkways, and vibrant golf balls sporting a smiley face on top. To play a joyful game, all you need to do is bring your friends, family, or colleagues along and queue up outside the course - just remember to check the forecast before you go as it’s closed during bad weather periods.

‍Location: Montgomery Square, Canary Wharf, London E14

‍Find out more here & get golfing

2. Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Admire its enchanting shows this summer…

Right at the heart of The Regent’s Park lies a delightful open air theatre showing top-class productions throughout the summer. Whether you’re catching an LGBTQ+ classic, going back in time to the age of dinosaurs, or revisiting Shakespeare through a family-friendly version of The Tempest, be sure to check out their schedule and book a space on one of their 1,240 seats today. While you’re there, treat yourself to a slice of pizza, a delicious burger, or some pre-theatre drinks from the bar as you deserve to indulge this summer. 

Location: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, The Regent's Park, Inner Circle, London NW1 4NU

Book your next show here

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3. Top Secret Comedy Club

See who appears on stage next…

If you think a £1 comedy night sounds too good to be true, think again. At the Top Secret Comedy club, a quid grants you access to a night of hilarity alongside the UK’s finest comedians. With plenty of unmissable shows each week, you could be watching the next big comedy superstar or even a well-known comedian you might’ve seen on TV. Since it’s impossible for us to contain our excitement anymore, make sure you get a ticket soon. P.S. They also have cheap and cheerful drink deals to enjoy alongside the show. 

Location: Top Secret Comedy Club, 170a Drury Lane, London WC2B 5PD

Start cracking up with a ticket

4. Barbican Outdoor Cinema

Catch a flick while surrounded by brilliant Brutalist architecture…

Believe it or not, but one of London’s most magnificent buildings is also home to a cinema experience fit for film buffs everywhere. This summer, The Barbican is home to a series of outdoor screenings showing carefully curated titles. With iconic films like Hayao Miyazaki's Nausicaä and the Valley of the Wind, Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, and Andrei Tarkovsky's Mirror on offer, this elevated outdoor cinema is a must-see - and you have until 3 September to visit! Adding more bang for your buck, don’t forget to redeem a free drink from their sponsor Campai while you’re there.

Location: Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS

Catch a flick with a ticket

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5. Dreamachine

Here’s your chance to peer into your dreams…

The elusive Dreamachine is finally back in London, allowing you to go on a transformative journey into the deepest corners of your mind. If the thought of this high-sensory experience excites you rather than scares you, this is your sign to buy a ticket. Once you’ve touched down in Hackney Downs Studios, you’ll be told to sit back, close your eyes, and let a sea of strobe lights and atmospheric music wash over you. During the experience, you may come across abstract waves of colour, images of far-reaching cities, and other mysterious sights. What will you see? Book to find out and don’t forget to share your experiences with us too.

Location: Hackney Downs Studios, 17 Amhurst Terrace, Lower Clapton, London E8 2BT

Peer into your mind with a ticket

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Main Photo Credit: Regent's Park Open Air Theatre