Does London's first ever Christmas bar in the summertime sound like something that's right up your street? DesignMyNight Presents The Mistletoe Mixer At Merchant House is making sure you get your fix of retro and kitsch Christmases - all at a secret bar hidden behind a toilet. Grab yourself drinks from their festive film-themed menu, which includes the likes of a green Grinch-inspired number and eggnog Home Alone cocktails topped with toasted marshmallow. It's £35 per person for two drinks each included in the ticket price, or £65 per person with four drinks each and complimentary bar snacks included when you opt for a group ticket for between 8 and 12 guests.

Remember when birthday parties took place in ball pits with ample amounts of Panda Pops to sustain you? While we can't bring back the bubble gum drinks, we can promise some of that unfiltered joy with Ballie Ballerson, the unique ball pit bar in Shoreditch.

Like to think yourself a bit of a whizz in the kitchen? The Big London Bake is putting that claim to the test with their immersive cooking experience taking place in London. You've got 90 minutes on the clock, all the ingredients and equipment - it's all on you...

Nothing's ordinary about Alcotraz: Cell Block Two-One-Two, London's most infamous prison cocktail experience. Don an orange jumpsuit and befriend the crooked guards (to sneak your booze in, of course), all in a bid for them to create bespoke concoctions. 

If you're going to talk about Flight Club, do it really loudly, all the time to everyone you meet because it's great and we're spreading the world across the city. Unfortunately sans Brad (we know), this place is all about social gaming like never before. 

With an impressive food menu, ranging from lemon and chilli chicken wings to delicious aged steak burgers, Hip Hop Brunch hope to add a Southern feel to your Saturday afternoons. Alongside the delectable 3 course meal, you'll have the chance to spit some lyrics and impersonate your favourite rappers during Hip Hop Karaoke. How better to spend a Saturday afternoon than by butchering a rendition of 'Juicy'.

Looking for something a little different to do in London? Gather your friends for an afternoon of clue decoding and riddle breaking at Game of Stones. You'll be tasked with racing against time to find various locations around Kingston and Richmond.

London Clown Tarot: The Fool's Journey is a totally unique theatrical event that sees 22 of London's finest contemporary clowns embody all 22 cards of the major arcana of the Tarot. Set across three floors of The Betsey Trotwood pub, this immersive experience sees you have a reading done, before you're able to interact with your clown cards.

Last time we checked, it's pretty unusual to find yourself standing on the tables, arms around a complete stranger, screaming out the words to Livin' On A Prayer at the end of a quiz night. This is the norm at Sounds Familiar. A raucous disco in the form of a pub quiz, these guys part with the boring trivia and instead focus on sweet music.

Brushstrokes And Nudes is shaking up the stereotypical life drawing class with the addition of BYOB, sexy nude models and experienced artists on hand for guidance. Better right? If that wasn't enough, the buff muses will also move around and interact with you throughout the session, giving you more chances to gawp away.

If you're looking for a little dose of quirky, then Gravity in Wandsworth is a top choice. Touting eight immersive experiences, three bars and restaurants, you can rely on this hotspot to upgrade your boring ol' plans. From shuffleboard to E-karting and street golf, this is bound to impress.

The original quirky London dining experience, Dans Le Noir plunges you into pitch darkness for a meal that depends entirely on your tastebuds and sense of smell. Your night starts with blind waiters leading you to your table, before you feast on an unknown delicacy.

It's time to get creative over at Hobgoblin Music in Fitzrovia, where they're hosting a whole bunch of fabulous experiences. From guitar lessons led by a specialist staff member through to an introduction to weird and wonky instruments, there's something for everyone.

Ever thought you'd seen a ghost before? Well, now's your opportunity for real as you embark on London's premier ghost tour. Join them as they use Ouija boards, K2 Meters and Dowsing Rods to try and find ghosts, poltergeists and strange encounters in some of the most haunted places in the capital.

Searching for cool and creative things to do in the city? Head to various bars across London for a quirky life drawing class. There's neon body paint, UV lights and models that are transformed into living sculptures, for a unique art experience.

Not just any old ice rink, Queens Skate Dine Bowl is your go-to for icy adventure in the capital. Alongside skating, the venue puts on festive films, ice-karting and one-off pop-ups throughout the year. Still not convinced? They've got burger pros MeatLiquor in the kitchen, cooking some of the finest monkey fingers in the city.