While the dictionary description of 'weird' hails it as 'suggesting something supernatural or unearthly', we here at DesignMyNight simply see weird as something to do on a Saturday night. From cat themed festivals and pirate parties of the future to unusual dining and immersive theatre, when it comes to some of the most unusual things to do in London, this list will pretty much have you covered.
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Last updated on 16th October 2024
The Queen of Hoxton are renowned for their rooftop, and this summer's offering is putting other themed events in London to shame. Join them at Bangarang for a Neverland-inspired paradise promising a Lost Boy's bar, pirate themed-fun and oodles of never-growing-up character.
@ Outside Farringdon Station (Infront of Timpson) on Friday 22nd November 2024 and 2 other Fridays
Delve into the dark and bloody depths of London's history as you join the search for ghosts and poltergeists. With the help of Ouija boards, K2 meters and dowsing rods you'll be hunting through murder sites, plague pits and abandoned goal cells that held the world's worst serial killers in the hunt of the paranormal.
From bottomless brunches to the ultimate dinner party experiences, this seemingly inconspicuous Fulham door is the stuff of legends. Known for its wild nights and house party atmosphere it's one of the most unique things to do in London.
Offering you something a little out of the ordinary, DNA VR is one of the funnest experiences in London. With sites in Battersea, Hammersmith and Camden, you can don a set of virtual reality goggles and step into a pod, which will then transport you to another world.
Elevate your night out with The Magic Hour. Forget ordinary theatre - head to one of The Magic Hour's spellbinding shows at the renowned Sheraton Grand Park Lane or Andaz London.
Starting at £49 per ticket, you'll experience an evening filled with mind-bending illusions, mystifying tricks, and jaw-dropping magic that'll leave you in awe. Are you ready to see how deep the rabbit hole goes?
