Shoreditch Balls are the capital’s newest indoor crazy golf hotspot, is on a mission to bring one of London’s most iconic venues back to life. Set on the site of one of London’s first gay clubs, The London Apprentice, famously loved by icons such as Freddie Mercury when it first opened. In the early 90s, the London Apprentice became Mother Bar; a music venue that continued attracting icons such as Oasis, Florence and the Machine, Pulp, The Libertines, Kylie Minogue and Amy Winehouse just to name a few. 

Shoreditch Balls are sure to be the go-to destination of the season. The new opening will offer London crazy golf, cocktails served in a copper dispenser and a curated playlist of the hottest hits from all decades.

The brand-new destination spans two floors, filled with nostalgic 90s decor. Adorned from floor to ceiling with neon lights and hundreds of fluorescent golf balls, Shoreditch Balls creates an atmosphere that pays homage to the rich past of the venue and encourages you to be young, wild and free. 

The venue features never-before-seen mini golf designs allowing guests to play freely over two floors with no restrictions, and a cocktail concept unique to London that brings out the child in all of us. Look out for your cocktail copper pipes dispensing directly to your table. Tipples include classic martinis and sorbet cocktails, alongside an extensive wine list and draft beer selection. 

Shoreditch Balls lead the way to reconnect the capital through an evening of hedonism and escapism. A venue famed for its creativity and debauchery is being brought back to London’s party scene, providing an uplifting, lively environment open to everyone to get down and dirty with some balls.