If you're after a boozy event that's a little out of the box this August bank holiday, then nab a ticket for Mr Fogg's Cocktail Experiments. Make your way inside this Mayfair venue, where you'll get to unleash your inner scientist and work with master mixologists to create potions.

Known for combining amazing food with a party atmosphere, the Hip Hop Brunch team are taking over this August Bank Holiday in London. Guests will first be treated to 3 courses of 'Dirty South' food, before enjoying fun rounds of Hip Hip karaoke and all your favourite urban acts. Certain to leave you full of booze, with a stomach that feels like it's about to burst and a great beat in your head, there are few better ways to spend a bank holiday weekend in London.

Looking for unique things to do on August bank holiday weekend in London 2024? The check out Moonshine Saloon: an immersive experience where you'll be transported to the Wild West through interaction with live actors and a cowboy-inspired outfit. Smuggle in a bottle of your favourite liquor - being sure to avoid the Sheriff - to be made into four bespoke cocktails by their talented team of bartenders. Try your hand at a few card games with the locals while you're at it, with tickets starting from just £36.50.

The Exhibit are taking your August bank holiday plans up a notch with their bottomless rosé brunch event. What can you expect? Delicious dishes, live entertainment throughout the afternoon and a whopping three hours of free-flowing wine.

Boasting two giant ball pits and a crackin' bar, it's no wonder why Ballie Ballerson in Shoreditch is our perfect August bank holiday destination. Whether you fancy popping in for its bottomless brunch with top-notch tunes or just to have a play about, this venue is bound to impress.

If you're looking for activities to fill your summer with plenty of fun, particularly on the bank holiday, then we've got you covered with our handy guide. How about going to see some comedy on a boat? Or maybe getting lost in an alternate reality is more up your street. There's also city-based beaches to enjoy, biscuit decorating and so much more. 

The Sounds Familiar Music Quiz is nothing like any other game. Why, you ask? Along with answering a range of song-themed questions, revellers will also be dancing along to their favourite tunes in multiple pubs and venues across the city. You won't want to miss out on this.

Fronting exposed brickwork and quirky decor, Little Nan's in Deptford is a great place for fun events with your pals. Get stuck into an endless brunch, complete with fish finger sarnies and bottomless booze or book an afternoon tea with homemade cakes.

If you're after a fabulous drag show to celebrate August bank holiday weekend in London for 2024, then KIKI: A Drag Cabaret offers serious lip-sync, live vocals, slaying dance breaks, and hilarious comedy. Head to Bethnal Green Working Men's Club to get involved.

Hosting an event on the 25th of August, The Magic Hour is keeping the bank holiday enchanting, bringing you a show in the style of the Victorian Masters. Head to the performance at the Sheraton Grand Park Lane for mind-reading and sleight-of-hand.

For something a little different this August bank holiday, head to The Boat Show Comedy Club. Their events promise a fabulous excursion with funny stand-up acts from the likes of Andy Field, Andrew Maxwell and Brennan Reece.

If you're looking for fun things to do in Central London over the August bank holiday, check out what's going on at The Piano Works. At their venues in Farringdon and the West End, they're hosting live music (with every song requested by you) until the early hours of the morning.

Make your August bank holiday one to remember with Thames Lates. This awesome speed boat will take you on a 50-minute ride across the stunning River Thames, all while listening to a soundtrack by Oslo Hackney regular DJ Mikee Snooze, finished off with a bevvy at sunset.

Situated in Shoreditch, Hijingo is an excellent shout for those looking for new experiences. Along with fronting 11 special cocktails, your bingo games come complete with dance breaks, the chance to win a holiday and yummy nibbles to tuck into.

The Brixton Courtyard is offering revellers a fantastic August bank holiday event at its best-loved venue. Not only will the Carnival Brunch include 60 minutes of bottomless rum punch or tasty eats, but it will also be home to DJ sets and live performers. Need we say more?

Whether you're a die-hard Wicked fan, love all things Les Mis or go wild for The Lion King, this brunch is for you. Not only is this musical-themed bash bringing you 5 hours of non-stop hits and live performances, but also an hour of bottomless drinks and 2 tasty courses.

Barrio Soho is bringing the vibes with its Cardi B-inspired brunch. Expect lots of booty-shaking to non-stop RnB tunes, as well as banging burgers, fries and churros, plus bottomless drinks. Choose from bubbles, beer, Cardi Breezers and more.

Enjoy a range of tasters and a branded glass to takeaway when you head to Kraft Dalston's private brewery tour or tastings this August bank holiday. Get some insider knowledge while enjoying guided sipping of top German pints.

The famous street festival Notting Hill Carnival is back for 2024, and heaps of activities are accompanying. The Reggae Brunch will be hosting a warm-up at Night Tales, as well as a delicious brunch affair with plenty of Caribbean jerk food, followed by an after-party. And if you're looking to continue the partying, What's The Motive's on hand to help with that. 

Party your way through bank holiday Sunday with London margarita Rumble - a brilliant food and drink festival where you can get your hands on two hours of unlimited margaritas. There'll be live music to enjoy throughout the day, with tasty bites up for grabs too, while you work your way through a series of cocktails from the city's best bartenders - all for £37.50 per person.

Barrie are here to dispel any bank holiday Monday woes with their fun-filled brunch sesh. Expect plenty of dance-worthy music, colourful surroundings and a menu of hearty hangover-curing grub alongside two whole hours of bottomless drinks.

On Saturday 27th August, Loop Bar will be whipping up a bottomless brunch packed with pop and disco tunes. So, dig out your best neon, shoulder pads and feather boas to join Vicki Vivacious for her show, all while tucking into a two-course meal with free-flowing fizz, followed by the opportunity to cut some shapes on the dancefloor.

Head along to Pedley Street Station for The Murdér Express, an award-winning immersive dining experience. Not only will you have to solve the riddles to locate the valuable diamond, but there will also be a four-course menu to enjoy.

Switch things up this bank holiday weekend by doing something daring. There are all kinds of high-adrenaline activities in London on the August bank holiday to launch yourself into, from speedboats down the river Thames to high-energy VR simulations and tense escape rooms. Whether you're looking to try out Dare Sky Walk at the new Tottenham stadium or barrel down the ArcelorMittal Orbit in Stratford, there's plenty to keep you on your toes.

This August bank holiday, The Reggae Brunch is hosting plenty of fun shindigs. From a Carnival Warm-Up to a Sunday event boasting Caribbean jerk food, rum punch and non-stop tunes, there's certainly no shortage of fun things to do.

Not only does this Paddington venue host premium bottomless brunches every single weekend, but this bank holiday Monday you can also enjoy unlimited drinks with a one-off brunch or dinner. Smith's Bar & Grill is a bright, airy destination that's filled with greenery, and you can munch your way through everything from salmon tartare to eggs Benedict and flat iron steaks here. The food-only experience costs £37 per person, or for £13 extra you can enjoy free-flowing prosecco or bellinis too.

For fabulous events this bank holiday weekend, check out Old School R&B Brunch. Their events come complete with free-flowing punch, island vibes, and some seriously delish scran - think buttermilk fried chicken and Creole fries.

Head to Silent Sounds Boat Party on the Thames this August bank holiday for some non-stop fun. This glorious floating disco will have a range of music channels that you'll listen to through a headset, all while taking in swoon-worthy scenes of the city's most iconic landmarks.

In partnership with Malibu, Mrs Riot in Covent Garden are hosting a brilliant bottomless drag brunch on Saturdays. Hosted by Mango Marshall and a troupe of special guest queens, this event promises 90 minutes of unlimited cocktails like pornstar martinis and malibu coconut rum punch, alongside high-energy entertainment throughout. Expect great tunes and plenty of raucous fun, with delicious vegan cupcakes up for grabs too.

What's The Motive is hosting a boatload of fun-packed events for the August bank holiday weekend of 2024. Head along to a range of events, from soca shindigs to Caribbean bashment parties with live DJs and tasty eats, across a range of best-loved London venues.

Make the August bank holiday an extra special one with a trip to this unique London supper club. Kitchen Theory are back with their chef's table series, putting together 10-course tasting menus that blur the boundaries between food, art and science. 

Backyard Comedy Club is packed with big TV names and circuit pros, thanks to its purpose-built space and cool lineups. Head over on Saturday night of the bank holiday for plenty of laughs.

Need August bank holiday plans? Then check out Plonk in Camden, Shoreditch, Borough Market and Hackney. These top-notch crazy golf courses are not only brightly coloured but are also designed by some of the city's hottest muralists and street artists. If you're thirsty, head to the bar for a bevvy.

Dining outside is the ultimate summer holiday activity - make the most of the weather and take your wine and cheeseboard outside to a top-tier terrace in the city, that's what we say. Check out our guide to the best alfresco spots in the capital, and pick your next dining destination. From floral terraces boasting Mediterranean eats to rooftop beauties with fruity cocktails to accompany European dishes, we've got it all.

Enjoy the sunset up high with a tipple in hand on the August bank holiday, or spend the afternoon basking on London Bridge Rooftop - whatever your desires, you'll find plenty of scorching options here in our guide to the ultimate rooftop haunts in the city. Covering foliage-adorned pergolas and buzzy lofts with live music, there's plenty to choose from. 

Release your inner kitchen connoisseur as The Big London Bake welcomes you to show off your whisk skills at London's first pop-up of its kind. With multiple cooking stations and 90 minutes to hone your creativity, this is one for every aspiring baker.

London's West End is one of the most historic places in the city, and there's always great things going on there. There's no better way to spend a long weekend than by checking out what's on at some of the theatres, and we've rounded up the very best shows for you this August, from the breathtaking to the bizarre. We've got titles like Mamma Mia, Book of Mormon and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, so you're spoilt for choice this bank holiday.

Trapeze Bar in Shoreditch is throwing a boatload of fun-packed antics for August bank holiday. So, what to expect? Think bottomless brunches touting mouthwatering brekky plates and 90s vibes to full-blown parties with top-notch live DJs, you won't run out of activities here.

Looking for fun things to do this August bank holiday? Nothing beats a party from Supa Dupa Fly. They'll be taking over some of the city's best venues for a series of unmissable parties this summer, with a long weekend special to celebrate Carnival.

This bank holiday, immerse yourself in colours and an electrifying atmosphere as The London Cabaret Club presents the Copacabana Carnival Special on Friday the 23rd and Saturday the 24th of August. Tickets start from £60 per person to an incredible show featuring talented dancers, acrobats and singers dressed up to the nines in feathers and sequins. 

Camden Town Brewery are throwing open their doors come the August bank holiday weekend, taking you on a behind-the-scenes tour. Better yet, you'll be enjoying a full tasting of their year-round beers as well.

Summer may be coming to an end soon, but there's still time to make the most of it by heading to an outdoor cinema. There are all kinds of alfresco events where you can catch some brilliant films, from rooftop bars in Stratford to gorgeous spaces in Peckham. Nab drinks and popcorn while you're at it, with titles like La La Land, When Harry Met Sally and much more to choose from.

Ms Ginger Phlappage, and her squad of sassy, hilarious queens or kings, this drag brunch isn't to be missed. Sashay your way over come Saturday 27th August to be treated to two courses, bottomless prosecco and plenty of performances or games to get stuck into.

Spice up your long weekend with a trip to one of Bougie Drag & Boy Toy Events' unmissable parties. From butlers in the buff to bottomless dinners and hilarious shows with some of the UK's top queens, these guys know how to make the most of the August bank holiday. 

Sashay your way over to Looking Glass Cocktail Club on the Saturday or Sunday of the bank holiday weekend, where Ginger's Big Drag Bingo will have you dancing on your feet. Think a raucous night of fun, bingo, drag performances, DJs and outrageous campery with this event.

Looking for things to do during the August 2024 bank holiday in London? Brought to you by the creators of iconic immersive experiences Alcotraz and Moonshine Saloon, Avora is an interactive adventure where you'll get to explore a magical new world. You'll begin at Roscorp Laboratory where you'll get your very own jumpsuit to complete your missions in, before journeying through the mystical woodlands and meeting a cast of talented actors throughout your experience. They'll also give you three enticing, colour-changing cocktails as part of your £42.50 entry price, and a tree is planted for every ticket sold.

Celebrate the long weekend with an epic party courtesy of The 90s Brunch. Armed with a soundtrack of nostalgic hits, unlimited drinks and delicious brunch eats, these guys are on-hand to give you the the ultimate throwback. 

Inspired by America's most infamous prison, Alcotraz is London's first fully immersive theatrical cocktail bar. Don an orange jumpsuit, smuggle in your liquor of choice and prepare for some delicious bespoke cocktail creations.

If your idea of heaven is spending the bank holiday in your favourite beer garden with an ice-cold pint, then boy do we have a guide for you. London is full of secret hideaways and expansive stretches of grass just waiting for you to pull up a chair on and relax. Take a peak and find a new hotspot, from Brixton beauties tooting European small plates to Herne Hill delights adorned with fairy lights and packing a tasty charcuterie spread. 

Merchant House has a boatload of events to keep revellers occupied this August bank holiday. Whether it's whisky, gin or rum masterclasses in its gorgeous bar or a trip to The Brig, London's smallest haunt located in its awesome space, this venue won't disappoint.

We can't think of anything more classic than checking out one of the city's top tourist attractions this August. The good thing is that we're spoilt for choice, with the likes of Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace all within reach. If you're into your dinosaurs, the Natural History Museum is a great shout - you'll even be able to venture into the centre of the Earth here too. And for something a little bit outside of the capital? How could we forget the Warner Bros. Studio Tour.

Inspired by the Roman, Greek and Ottoman eras, the Aire Ancient Baths are one of the most relaxing places to visit this bank holiday. Located by the Strand, this hidden gem is a maze of hydrotherapy pools, ice-cold plunge baths, salt water swimming pools and steam rooms. You can secure 90 minutes in this space from £100 per person, with the chance to experience spa treatments like argan oil massages, thermal baths and Himalayan salt rituals too.

If you're looking to escape London on the bank holiday then we're here to provide a helping hand with our list of the best day trips from the city. Whether you've got a car, renting one or love a good trip on a train, these destinations are all travel-friendly and totally doable in 24 hours. Head to a desert on the Kent coastline, visit some spooky caves or check out a gorgeous castle with 770 acres of land. 

Finish off festival season with a bang by nabbing tickets to Battersea park in Concert, where they're showcasing the very best in live jazz, West End and classical music all weekend. Bring along a picnic, pop open a bottle of fizz and enjoy the mesmerising performances, with a number of street food stalls available if you don't fancy bringing your own refreshments. General admission starts from £43 per person, or their VIP packages start from £64.

Looking for free things to do this bank holiday weekend? Then make the most of the sunny weather, and head on these pretty walks that are ideal for summer. We've got strolls to suit all occasions, varying in length and scenery. From Hampstead Heath to the Jubilee Greenway and Richmond Park, we've recommended the very best routes and some great places to stop for food and drink nearby.

Though London may be best known for its towering skyscrapers and concrete-heavy streets, there are plenty of green spaces to relax in this August. We've rounded up the very best parks all over the city and what to do there - from Hampstead Heath to Clapham Common and Crystal Palace Park. Whether it's an afternoon stroll or somewhere to stop for a picnic, we've got you covered in this guide.

Want somewhere to unwind this bank holiday? Where better than in one of the city's gorgeous green spaces, while tucking into a delicious picnic. Gather your friends and family for a few drinks, great food and a spot of sunbathing, from Holland Park all the way to Greenwich or Kew Gardens. Whether you're after a hidden gem in the city centre or a sprawling park on the outskirts, be sure to check out our guide.

Check out our guide to London's hidden gardens and venture over to one this August bank holiday. Barber Surgeon's Garden is a great shout if you're looking to check out over 40 different species of herb plants and for something a little more historical and whimsical? St Dunstan In The East Church Garden has got to be for you. It's a real gem that opened in 1970 as a public garden, after seeing damage by the Great Fire of London, and again during the Blitz of 1941.