Taylor Swift quizzes? House parties? Beyonce bingo? Market House is the ultimate party hangout in Brixton. When you're not strutting your stuff on the dancefloor or getting competitive with pals, check out the food menu. Think burgers and truffle mac 'n' cheese.

Brixton Jamm knows how to let loose with a fun variety of events. Choose from drag brunches, with entertainment from the sensational queens, Orange Gina and Ariel Bold, or opt for a Paint & Vino session, where you can practise your skills, all while quaffing wine.

Be sure to unleash your inner popstar with the help of a talented choir at Gospeloke. Taking place at the popular Blues Kitchen Brixton, this event is ideal for those Whitney-worthy karaoke moments, all while entertaining a crowd. If you're feeling thirsty, there are also sips to enjoy.

Wondering what to do in Brixton this weekend? The Courtesan on Atlantic Road is sure to upgrade your plans. This burlesque-fuelled entertainment bar has a variety of events, from seasonal antics to cabaret performances, alongside an appetising Chinese food offering. Think noodles and bao.

Boasting throwback karaoke sessions and 90s musical bottomless brunches, Barrio Brixton knows a thing or two about fun shenanigans. Come rain or shine, this nook has a vibrant terrace and dining area. Thirsty? Gulp a gin-laced Kiss It Better, made with pineapple and orange.

On the hunt for a fun activity in the area? Brixton Craft Brewery Tasting Tour is bound to hit the spot. Starting at London Beer Lab, this cool shindig will take hop-heads across the new 'beer mile' to enjoy tasty pours from four venues, all while learning fun facts along the way.

With events across the city, the Sounds Familiar Music Quiz is one of our picks for cool things to do in Brixton. Gather your closest pals and stop off at Blues Kitchen, where you'll be able to sing along to party anthems, accompanied by bottomless brunch.

Get on down to Substation Brixton for a brilliant day out taking on its 100 different routes. The cool climbing centre is the perfect place to go solo or hangout with friends, as it boasts tutorials, parties, events and so much more.

A highlight of the calendar each year, Brixton Disco Festival is back for a sixth year - and better than ever. The multi-venue event makes sure you get the best of the genre across locations like Brixton Jamm, Electric and Prince of Wales - promising a lineup ranging from Norman Jay NBE to Aroop Roy.

Just a stone's throw from Brixton Village, Lost in Brixton is a drinking den that's ideal for those of in need of things to do in Brixton today. Quaff Latin American-inspired bevvies or local craft beers on the sky-high space, before heading to the dancefloor for live DJs or first-class entertainment. 

Head on over to Brixton Recreation Centre for a night of singing, dancing, and all-around good vibes. With over 20,000 songs in different languages, you can sing your heart out to your favourite tunes in a private karaoke booth equipped with fancy mood lighting. The best part? Prices start at just £8 per person for a 60-minute session. Plus, they've got tasty drinks and bites to keep you fueled throughout the night.

If you're after things to do in Brixton this weekend, make your way to Friendship Adventure Brewery and Taproom on Coldharbour Lane. This cool venue is home to fun events, from yoga to live stand-up from Hannah Byczkowski and hop-tastic brews.

Looking for things to do in Brixton tonight? Hope & Anchor are injecting your plans with a little fun. From life drawing classes to open mic and improv comedy nights, this venue is a reliable spot for non-stop antics. If the sun's shining? Slurp a cold brew in the wisteria-adorned garden.

Brixton Brewery Taproom is hosting a fabulous tour and tasting, perfect for beery chilled weekends. You'll get to learn about the art and science behind brews before making your way to a taster session with an expert. 

An interactive experience, No Escape Brixton, is set to get hearts racing. Gather your pals and immerse yourselves in the hands-on games, including The Darkest Hour, where you'll have 60 minutes to work together and crack the codes to locate Winston Churchill's secret control centre.