London sees millions flock to its cobbled streets yearly, pursuing the hottest West End show across 39 theatres, an afternoon tea in iconic red buses and a cultural day out pondering portraits in the National Gallery. Our diverse city is far from short of activities so when it comes to planning your weekend, it can be hard to know where to start.
With everything from a brand-new restaurant popping up in one of the city's most iconic department stores to wholesome activity workshops including pottery painting and centrepiece creating, there's more than enough to choose from. Check back here each week to uncover the best things to do in London this weekend and book on DesignMyNight, from free things to do this weekend to the most luxury and unusual.
Best Things Happening In London This Weekend
1. Sip Pints While Looking Out Onto The River Thames At This Brand-New Terrace Bar
- When: from 10am to 11pm from Tuesday to Sunday
- Where: Seventy5th Balcony Bar, Royal Festival Hall, Level 5
- Price: prices vary depending on purchase
- Perfect for: city skyline views and pre-show drinks
The Southbank Centre’s new terrace, Seventy5th Balcony Bar, has opened its doors and it’s one to visit this weekend. Showcasing skyline views of the city, this place is the perfect spot to enjoy some sultry sips while watching the world go by.
If you’re catching a show at The Southbank Centre, then be sure to head there for pre or post-show drinks and food. And for those early risers, you can pop in from 10am for a hearty breakfast – think bowls of granola, eggs, bacon and avocado as well as lots of fruit. Or enjoy a cheeseboard with a glass of sauvignon in the sun. There’s also a kid's menu too, so it’s the perfect place to go during the Easter break.
The Southbank Centre’s new terrace overlooks the River Thames.
2. Try Box Park’s New Indoor Food Concept
- When: opening April 10th
- Where:Box Hall City, 1-27, The Arcade, Liverpool St, City of London, EC2M 7PN
- Price:free entry, prices of vendors will vary
- Perfect for: street food and indoor dining
Opening just a stone’s throw away from Liverpool Street is Box Hall City, Boxpark’s brand-new indoor dining concept. Situated in the newly restored Metropolitan Arcade, the new food hall will be home to 13 amazing food and drinks brands.
Some of the big names opening at the new site include Sourdough Sophia, Club Mexicana (that recently set up shop in The Queen of Hoxton), Burger & Beyond, Eggslut, Gaucho and Farzi, plus many more. They’re also introducing a rotating chef-in-residence space called Kitchen No.8, where different chefs will bring their culinary expertise to life. The first chef to take the reins is Ms Joyce K, Star of Channel 4’s Five Star Chef: Britain’s Next Great Chef, where she’ll be serving up Congolese-inspired dishes. Later in the year, Great British Menu champion, James Cochran, will be cooking up British and Caribbean cuisine.
This is Box Park’s first indoor food hall.
3. Experience Futuristic Bingo
- When: Saturdays and Sundays
- Where: Hijingo, 90 Worship Street, EC2A 2BA
- Price: bingo packages starting from £29 per person
- Perfect for: immersive games and a party atmosphere
Looking for something new to try in London this weekend? Head to Hijingo, where you can enjoy an exciting reimagined bingo experience, complete with live entertainment, giant screens, and immersive lighting.
Whether you're enjoying a fun, friendly competition or celebrating with friends, Hijingo offers a unique way to spend your weekend with incredible prizes and tasty food.
This multi-sensory game of bingo allows you to play multiple rounds of the game and gives you the chance to win amazing prizes.
4. Visit An Unusual Museum
- When: various dates and times depending on the museum
- Where: museums across London
- Price: depends on the museum
- Perfect for: quirky art displays and history
It's no secret that London is home to some of the best museums in the world, but if you're bored of all the usual suspects (though we know you really can't go wrong with the Natural History)? We've got just the thing.
These seven weird and wonderful museums are a great way to spend your Saturday or Sunday (especially if you're looking for free events in London this weekend). Whether you fancy checking out the Freud Museum in Hampstead or heading to Bethnal Green to discover a collection of curiosities throughout history, this list will sort you out. - Kiera Chapman
Experience the whacky and wild collections that London has to offer.
5. Drink And Dine At One Of These Amazing Bottomless Brunches
- When: usually held on Saturdays and Sundays
- Where: locations across London
- Price: prices vary depending on the brunch
- Perfect for: tasty cocktails and delicious dishes
Name something you'd rather do on the weekend that a bottomless brunch...we'll wait. Unlimited drinks are now a weekend staple, and mean you can keep track of your pennies without overspending.
There's a whole host of bottomless brunches available across the city, with everything from ABBA-themed affairs in Covent Garden to multi award-winning brunches entirely centered around Eastenders star, Pat Butcher. Whatever you're looking for, there's something for everyone.
London has everything from Taylor Swift bottomless brunches to ABBA.
6. Head To The Iconic Liberty Department Store To Try Out Their New Restaurant
- When: opening April 8th
- Where: Liberty London, Regent St., Carnaby, W1B 5AH
- Price: free entry, prices of vendors will vary
- Perfect for: street food and indoor dining
Love having a browse around one of London’s most iconic department stores? From the 8th of April you’ll be able to eat at their brand-new restaurant, Seventy Five at Liberty. The opening marks the 150th anniversary of Liberty and is the first stand-alone restaurant from Goose + Berry.
You’ll be able to book for an arts and crafts-inspired afternoon tea (to reflect the store’s creative nature) and you can try out their cocktail list, which is based around Liberty’s collection of fragrances, so you know it’s going to be good.
Seventy Five Liberty will serve an arts and crafts afternoon tea, inspired by the department store.
7. Take Your Children
To One
Of Gordan
Ramsay’s Restaurants To
Eat
For Free
- When: every day (please see different locations opening times)
- Where: Heddon Street Kitchen, all Bread Street Kitchen and bars, Gordan Ramsey Bar and Grill, and Pizza East
- Price: free for kids under 8 (with the option to add a £3.50 dessert)
- Perfect for: affordable dining and child-friendly things to do
He may act like the scariest man on TV, but he makes some incredible grub. If you’re looking for things to do with your kids this weekend, then head to one of Gordan Ramsay’s sites in London (participating restaurants listed above) to bag a free meal.
Choose from mac and cheese, bangers and mash, meatball pasta with tomato sauce or burger and chips. You can even choose from a chocolate brownie, vanilla ice cream or sticky toffee pudding for dessert for just £3.50.
Kids under 8 can eat for free at 9 or Gordan Ramsay’s restaurants in London.
8. Book A Saturday Afternoon Winery Tour & Tasting
- When: Saturday 12th April 2025
- Where: Renegade Urban Winery, Unit 7, Lockwood Way, E17 5RB
- Price: from £25 per ticket
- Perfect for: wine tasting
With the growing urban winery scene thriving, Renegade Urban Winery in Walthamstow is a fantastic place to spend your Saturday afternoon. For only £25 per person, you'll be treated to a behind-the-scenes tour to learn more about how their wine is made, followed by the chance to try four different wines.
They also have a wine bar with a similar name in Bethnal Green, so be sure to double check your route before heading over.
For just £25 you can get a tour of the winery and a chance to sample four different wines.
9. Immerse Yourself In Art - Quite Literally
- When: dates and times vary
- Where: across London
- Price: check the specific gallery or exhibition
- Perfect for: immersive art and fun activities
Take yourself out of reality this weekend and step into the world through the eyes of your favourite artist with one of London's many immersive art exhibitions. Walk among the famous works of Monet with tickets to Frameless in Marble Arch, or get lost in ethereal soundscapes as you ponder the works of one of the most famous (and tragic) artists of all time, Van Gogh.
It's also one of the last chances to visit The Moonwalkers: Journey With Tom Hanks, an immersive exploration of the Apollo missions, before it concludes at the end of April. - Kiera Chapman
Frameless is one of the most popular immersive art exhibitions in the city, showcasing the like of Van Gogh.
10. Create A Floral Easter Centrepiece
- When: Friday 11th April 2025
- Where: Stem + Stem, 12 Bow Lane, EC4M 9AL
- Price: from £105 per person
- Perfect for: wholesome things to do and flower arranging
Looking for a new Easter centrepiece? Book in for one of Stem + Stem’s workshops to create your very own, which is set to wow the family when you’re enjoying your Sunday roast. You’ll use seasonal spring flowers such as daffodils, narcissi and other lush greenery to create your masterpiece.
You’ll get to enjoy a glass of bubbles on arrival, as well as canapes throughout the workshop. Running for two and half hours, this creative and wholesome experience is one to add to the weekend bucket list.
Create a gorgeous flower centrepiece at Stem + Stem while sipping bubbly.
11. Catch An Iconic London Theatre Show
- When: matinees and evening performances from Friday to Sunday
- Where: theatres across London and the West End
- Price: prices vary depending on the show
- Perfect for: plays and musicals
London's West End is one of the most famous theatre destinations in the world, showcasing productions such as Wicked, Matilda The Musical and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Some of the most recent shows to hit the theatre scene are The Devil Wears Prada - a musical based on the devilishly popular film featuring Meryl Streep - as well as Mean Girls The Musical, which is so fetch.
Whether you're wanting to be transported through a historical masterpiece depicting the American Revolution, or fancy knowing more about Henry VIII wives, then definitely book in for a brilliant show. - Kiera Chapman
Now in its 26th year of running, The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre should be on your bucket list.
12. Join An Illicit Smuggling Gang At Moonshine Saloon
- When: selected times from Friday to Sunday
- Where: Moonshine Saloon, 28-30, Houndsditch, EC3A 7DB
- Price: from £39.60 per person
- Perfect for: immersive game nights and quirky cocktails
Out of all the things on in London this weekend, we bet you didn't think you'd see an illicit moonshine smuggling operation taking place. Grab your mates and be a part of the story from £39.60 per person, as you step into an immersive experience that requires you to don your best cowboy hat and sneak your own bottles of liquor in.
Join wanted man Clyde Cassidy and rub shoulders with locals, play a few dice games and enjoy four bespoke tipples whipped up with your own illegal spirits. Just be careful not to go spilling the beans when the Sheriff comes knocking at Moonshine Saloon: Western Cocktail Experience. - Kiera Chapman
Dress like a cowboy and drink bespoke cocktails at this immersive western-style bar.
13. Explore The Best Places To See Cherry Blossom
- When: anytime
- Where: in parks and neighbourhoods across London
- Price: from free
- Perfect for: free things to do and wholesome days out
Despite being known as a concrete jungle, London has a plethora of green spaces that are worth visiting in the springtime to see the beautiful cherry blossom. Head to Greenwich Park and have a wander down to Ranger’s House while admiring the pink-filled trees or spend a day at Kew Gardens and admire their beautiful greenery.
But if you’re not wanting an outdoor stroll, then why not book in for some delicious Asian food at Tattu. These guys have amazing bloom-covered trees in their restaurant all year round and make for a perfect pic.
Explore the incredible parks and spaces in the city where the blossom is bloomin’ beautiful.
14. Try Savage Garden’s New Cocktail Menu
- When: from 3pm to 2am on Fridays, 12pm to 2am on Saturdays and 3pm to 12am on Sundays
- Where: Savage Garden, 7, Pepys Street, EC3N 4AF
- Price: cocktails start from £13
- Perfect for: quirky cocktails and rooftop bars
Hidden on the 12th floor of DoubleTree by Hilton’s Tower of London hotel is Savage Garden, a gorgeous rooftop bar with postcard views of the city. Boasting a brand-new cocktail menu, this place is the perfect spot to get away from the hustle and bustle.
The new cocktails have been designed with four key ingredients in mind: mint for melatonin, peach for oxytocin, lemon for serotonin and banana for dopamine. Each has been chosen to influence emotions, so make sure to explore the whole menu for a full experience.
Experience views of Tower Bridge and The Shard at this boujee rooftop bar.
15. Mix Up Some Quirky Cocktails At Mr Foggs
- When: Saturday 12th April 2025
- Where: Mr Fogg's City Tavern, 37 Broadgate, EC2M 2QS
- Price: from £56 per person
- Perfect for: quirky cocktails and bottomless brunches
If you're a fan of unique cocktails, Mr Fogg's Apothecary could be just the place for you. The enticing Mayfair venue hosts two-hour cocktail making classes, where expert guides will teach you to create three exciting blends. The daring doctors at his Victorian-inspired haunt are keen to test their new, delicious elixirs out and need you to volunteer as quality control.
Head there on Saturday to try out their Live Music Brunch, which includes 90 minutes of bubbly or punches as well as a course-course brunch. The electric live band will be playing the best tunes from 1pm to 4pm, and you can even make song requests.
Create incredible cocktails that fizz and bubble, there's even non-alcoholic options too.
16. Try A Monster Munch Sandwich At This Brand-New Sandwich Shop
- When: 11am to 4pm on Fridays and Saturdays
- Where: My Favourite Sandwich, 141 Commercial Street, E1 6BJ
- Price: sandwiches from £10
- Perfect for: lunchtime spots and hearty sandwiches
Another sandwich shop has entered the chat, and it's an absolute corker. My Favourite Sandwich has set up shop in Shoreditch by Ross Clark Collective, who have previously worked with the likes of Dirty Bones, The Rum Kitchen and Señor Ceviche.
Their elevated sandwich concept explores a range of flavours, with one even containing pickled onion monster munch. Some examples from their menu include the Aged Steak Meatball Marinara, The Eurotrash (that’s where you’ll find the monster munch), and Primo Coronation Chicken. You can also bag yourself some homemade crisps and lunchtime cocktails for a cheeky 12pm tipple.
The meatball sub is packed delicious mozzarella and house marinara sauce.
17. Sip Cocktails At Immersive Prison-Themed Bar Alcotraz
- When: selected times from Friday to Sunday
- Where: Alcotraz Penitentiary: London, 127, Hackney Road, E2 8GY
- Price: from £48.50 per person
- Perfect for: immersive theatre and bespoke cocktails
Cocktail bars don't get much quirkier than Alcotraz: Cell Block Two-One-Two, the Shoreditch venue brought to you by the brains behind Moonshine Saloon and Avora that encourages you to smuggle in a bottle of your favourite liquor past the eagle-eyed warden.
This immersive, prison-themed experience sees guards whipping up bespoke tipples for you to sip in your cells, all while you're wearing your bright orange jumpsuits (and taking mugshots during your time here, of course). Tickets start from £48.50 per person and include four personalised drinks, so snap yours up now to spend a night behind bars. - Kiera Chapman
Smuggle in your own alcohol to be made bespoke cocktails by prison guards (AKA prison mixologists) at Alcotraz.
18. Head To The Reopening Of This Iconic Rooftop Bar On Oxford Street
- When: taking bookings from Friday 10th April
- Where: 1864 Rooftop Bar, 6th Floor, John Lewis, 300 Oxford Street, WC1 1DX
- Price: cocktails start from £12
- Perfect for: postcard views of the city and delicious cocktails
Travel up to the 6th floor of John Lewis Oxford Street and you’ll find 1864 Rooftop Bar and Kitchen. That’s right, this stunning rooftop is opening its doors once more so Londoners can experience the spring sun in full swing.
They boast greenhouse-style private booths to really soak in the sun, as well as an expansive cocktail and light bites menu. Imagine sipping an Aperol Spritz while enjoying delicious lobster rolls (is your mouth watering yet?). They’ve officially open from the 9th of April -a great spot to enjoy the warm weather.
This gorgeous rooftop has opened its doors so you can enjoy the spring sun with a cocktail in hand.
19. Check Out London's Best Parks
- When: anytime
- Where: London's most famous green spaces
- Price: from free
- Perfect for: free things to do and wholesome experiences
When the weather's looking good for the weekend ahead, there's nothing better than chilling in a beautiful green space, and it's one of the many free things to do in London this weekend. This city has plenty of parks (and is actually made up of 40% public spaces), which is why it's only natural that we've put together a guide to the very best parks across the capital.
We've got all areas covered, from Hampstead Heath to Clapham Common or Greenwich Park - perfect for picnics, alfresco drinks and soaking up the sun among Grade II-listed buildings or picturesque Japanese gardens. - Kiera Chapman
Free-roaming deer inhabit Richmond Park.
20. Enjoy The Brand-New Cocktail Menu At Scarfes Bar
- When: open from 12pm to 1am every day
- Where: Scarfes Bar, 252, High Holborn, WC1V 7EN
- Price: TBC
- Perfect for: quirky cocktails and sleek bars
Situated at Rosewood London, a luxury hotel in Covent Garden, is Scarfes Bar. This sleek drinking spot is the perfect place to enjoy a carefully crafted cocktail from their brand-new menu.
The menu, named Long Drawn Out Sip, is inspired by cartoonist and illustrator, Gerald Scarfe, who the bar is named after. The list is split into four chapters to reflect Scarfes’ autobiography; fears, desires, revelations and transformations. The menu includes a classic twist on the paloma, called The Jester, as well as a sip inspired by the Monty Python film, The Holy Grail.
The Gerald Scarfe-inspired menu features 24 quirky cocktails.
21. Go Clubbing In A Warehouse
- When: all weekend
- Where: multiple venues across London
- Price: tickets vary depending on the venue
- Perfect for: partying and late night dancing
When looking for events in London this weekend, make sure to check out what's going on at some of the city's coolest clubs. You'll find that the Tottenham-based Drumsheds is one of the hottest around, hosting epic gigs in a warehouse space that used to be an IKEA.
If techno's your thing, check out fabric in Farringdon, or make your way over to Hackney Wick for Colour Factory, where you'll find a pretty outdoor terrace serving up delicious food (think burgers and Greek goodies) and all-day and night bashes 'til 4am. - Kiera Chapman
London's home to some of the best nightclubs in the world, including fabric, Drumsheds and Colour Factory.
22. Head To An Old School R&B Brunch To Celebrate Usher Being In Town
- When: Saturday 12th April 2025
- Where: The Steel Yard, 13-16, Allhallows Lane, EC4R 3UL
- Price: tickets from £11.80 per person
- Perfect for: bottomless brunch and live music
Didn’t manage to nab Usher tickets? Head to the next best thing. The Old School R&B Brunch is heading to The Steel Yard to put on the ultimate club-classic day of carnage. Bringing back all the R&B favourites, it will be impossible to keep your feet still.
Get an hour of bottomless punch, followed by a soul food combo meal, giving you the energy needed to party on into the afternoon. Think chicken wings, buttermilk fried chicken, creole fries and baby goat mac and cheese.
Get your Usher on and head down to an R&B bottomless brunch.
23. Check Out Some Of London's Best Exhibitions
- When: every day on weekends, although each exhibition's opening times are different
- Where: all around London
- Price: price depends on the exhibition
- Perfect for: art buffs and wholesome things to do
If you're wondering what to do in London this weekend, allow us to point you to one of the thousands of exhibitions in the city - some of which are entirely free to enter.
It's a great idea for couples or even a little bit of alone time - just take your pick of everything from iconic, VOGUE: Reinventing The Runway to The World Of Tim Burton and an exhibition on stunning Flora In Contemporary Art & Culture at the Saatchi Gallery.
London's exhibition scene is full of historical delights, such as Spencer House, as well as installations dedicated to David Bowie.
24.Watch Your Favourite Films On An Amazing London Rooftop
- When: Friday 11th, Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th April
- Where: Rooftop Film Club Peckham, Roof A, Bussey building, 133 Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
- Price: tickets from £17 per person
- Perfect for: film lovers and rooftop views
If you’re heading to Peckham this weekend, then why not catch a movie? The Rooftop Film Club are reopening at the Bussey Building from April 10th onwards, and they're showing some great new releases.
On Friday, you can experience a singalong screening of Wicked (be ready to unleash your inner Elphaba). Saturday films include the tear-jerker, We Live in Time, with Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, or you can catch an evening showing of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – a world wind of a movie starring Jim Carey and Kate Winslet. You can also see 10 Things I Hate About You and Interstellar on Sunday.
Experience views of the cityscape while watching your favourite movie.
25. Experience A Wicked-Themed Afternoon Tea
- When: between 12.30pm and 4pm on Friday and from 2pm and 4pm on Saturday and Sunday
- Where: The Tea Lounge at Claremont Hotel, 101 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0SJ
- Price: from £40 per person
- Perfect for: light bites and boujee hotels
Round the corner from the Apollo Victoria Theatre is The Claremont Hotel, a decadent space serving a Wicked-themed afternoon tea. Book in for a pre-theatre tipple and bite before heading over to see one of the West End’s longest running shows.
Expect delicious chocolate and pistachio bombes, lemon meringue pie and lime cheesecake, as well as a selection of delicious homemade scones. There are also two cocktails to choose from: The Wicked and The Good – which side are you on?
The Wicked Afternoon Tea is the perfect pre-theatre thing to do.
26. Rent A Movie From Blockbuster
- When: between Wednesday 9th and Saturday 12th April
- Where: 59 Greek Street, W1D 4NQ
- Price: free
- Perfect for: nostalgia and movies
Yes, you read that right. For four days only, you can step back in time and head to a Blockbuster for the ultimate nostalgia trip. Chocolate bar brand, KitKat, have decided to re-launch the popular film rental shop to celebrate the release of their brand-new sharing bars.
The KitKat X Blockbuster pop-up allows you to step inside the shop, browse the shelves for an old-school movie, then go up to the counter to swap the VHS for a movie streaming code and a KitKat sharing bar. It’s walk-ins only, so ensure to get down there nice and early to nab your free chocolate.
KitKat are bringing back all the 00s feels by opening a Blockbuster on Greek Street.
27. Get Creative With Pottery Painting
- When: weekend days, with different opening times for each studio
- Where: all over the capital
- Price: dependent on your chosen venue
- Perfect for: wholesome activities and art
Sometimes, you've got to get a little bit creative (or remind yourself why you either loved or loathed having pottery painting parties when you were a kid). Across London, loads of cool haunts are inviting you to decorate ceramics, from cereal bowls and egg cups to classic mugs to drink your morning coffee out of.
Head to West London to the Pottery Café, pay a £7.95 studio fee, then hit the brushes, or make your way over to Kentish Town for Social Pottery's offering which comes with a BYOB option. - Kiera Chapman
Head to a pottery painting studio and pay as little as £6 as a studio fee.
28. Visit Lift 109 At Battersea Power Station
- When: Friday 11th and Saturday 12th April 2025
- Where: Battersea Power Station, Circus Road West, Nine Elms, SW11 8DD
- Price: from £17 a ticket
- Perfect for: amazing views and quirky things to do
Take the Northern line to one of the most iconic buildings in the city, which is Grade II-listed and has been transformed into a vibrant shopping and leisure destination. Battersea Power Station has been around since 1929, with a steady construction history and plenty of cool pop culture moments (Pink Floyd album cover, anyone?).
Today, you can ascend 109 metres up to the top of Lift 109 and enjoy a 360-degree view of the city from £17 per person. And if you're hungry, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from for lunch or dinner, including JOIA, run by Michelin-starred Portuguese chef Henrique Sá Pessoa. - Kiera Chapman
Boasting restaurants and bars such as Searcy's, JOIA and Arcade Food Hall and Bar, Battersea Power Station is a must visit.
29. Buy Your Dog A Pint Of Guinness At Market Place
- When: Friday 11th, Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th April
- Where: Market Place Vauxhall, 7-11 South Lambeth Road, SW8 1SP
- Price: from free
- Perfect for: things to do with your dog and pints of Guinness
This National Pet Day, Market Place Vauxhall are launching the world’s first doggy Guinness. Servings of foamy bone broth topped with cream arebeing given out for free on Friday, and free with a pint of human Guinness on Saturday and Sunday.
This is no April Fool's joke (we can assure you). The venue has said it’s 100% K-9 approved, meaning you can split the ‘G’ with your furry friend this weekend. Market Place is home to some of London’s top food brands too, so it would be rude not to stay for a cheeky bite to eat.
Treat your pup to their very own pint of Guinness to celebrate National Pet Day.
30. Try London's Famous Ball Pit Bar
- When: Fridays and Saturdays
- Where: Ballie Ballerson, 97 - 113 Curtain Road, EC2A 3BS
- Price: from £5 a ticket
- Perfect for: big kid fun and quirky cocktails
Boasting over one million balls and an envious lineup of parties from bottomless brunches to dancing into the night, the capital's mightiest ball-pit bar, Ballie Ballerson in Shoreditch, is here for when you're seeking the best things to do in London this weekend. Celebrated in neon, and perfect for cocktail lovers looking for great deals, it's something of an institution in the city these days, so prepare to dive on in with tickets starting from £5 per person.
And on the menu? Signature, Instagram-worthy sips like the Dabbie Dabberson (£11), made with Gordon's Pink and Sloe gin, and cranberry, topped with a Dip Dab. - Kiera Chapman
Ballie Ballerson is the perfect place to unleash your inner big kid.
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