When it comes to affordable nights out in London, this iconic Shoreditch hangout should be on your radar. From bottomless brunch filled with pornstar martinis and all-you-can-eat pizza to admission for less than a tenner, Ballie is as budget-friendly as they come.

If you're looking for affordable things to do in South London, bag a ticket to Small Beer Brew Co.'s tours. Not only will you get the opportunity to check out their cool bespoke kit, but you'll also neck five of their best-loved tipples as you do so.

With sessions of both FootGolf and adventure golf on the UK's biggest course, Golf Kingdom Chadwell Heath is sure to be an affordable thing to do for under £15 each. Expect to navigate a giant lake, an eight-metre waterfall, the jaws of a whale and more.

You won't need to break the bank to have a little fun at The Covent Garden Comedy Club. Located at Freemasons Arms on Long Acre, this drinking den will be hosting some of the city's best entertainers, from stand-up favourites to the driest of entertainers, all while you quaff a few drinks.

With tickets from as little as a tenner, Concrete's drag queen-themed night is a no-brainer. Experience fabulous performances, tuck into slices from Pizza East and soak up cocktails with some of the city's finest queens. 

One of the funnest scavenger hunts in London, this unique cross-capital adventure will have you getting know the city in an all new light. Designed for groups of up to four, you'll be hunting down dragons in Camden and doing human pyramids in Hyde Park for the chance to be crowned the winning team. 

Looking for a cheap night out in North London? Camden Cabaret invites you down to All About Eve every Friday for an evening of incredible live entertainment, from burlesque to live music and comedy.

Over in Islington, you can catch exciting shows of new cabaret, burlesque, theatre and comedy performances at The Rosemary Branch Theatre. With many tickets on offer for under £20, you'll get a chance to see the latest up-and-coming talent for a bargain price.

From just £12, you can enjoy an exciting evening of cabaret, circus glitterati and more with House of Burlesque's residency at Madame Jojo's in the West End. Not only will there be 1920s outfits and incredible dancing, but also happy hour drinks.

With tickets starting at just £12, you can book yourself in for a night of twisted burlesque and sinister cabaret courtesy of The Double R Club. Head on down to Bethnal Green Working Men's Club for this monthly event, where performances are inspired by David Lynch.

Nabbing tickets to Big Band Burlesque at Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club won't cost you a pretty penny, but you'll enjoy one of the most tantalising nights out. Think incredible dancers, showgirls, live singers and a stellar line up of musicians.

Make your way to Camden Town's The Colonel Fawcett on Mondays to catch a hilarious stand-up performance for just £7 in advance. Not only can you enjoy shows from top names, with past acts including Jack Whitehall and Romesh Ranganathan, but also award-winning new talent.

temper is the Shoreditch restaurant bar that's throwing open its doors for all kinds of themed parties, including musical bingo sessions where tickets are under £20. That's 90s and 00s tunes, alongside lip-syncing challenges, prizes and more.

Join in one hell of an after-party as Gin House Burlesque return to Shoreditch secret The King's Head. Set in a wild member's club, the night will be unlike any other as showgirls and boys put on a show to dazzle and seduce, a live band will strike up and the party continues until 5am.

Tickets for Cabaret Comedy Club start at just £12.50, and you're getting more bang for your buck, with an epic lineup of unique performers on the roster. Swing by Sir Richard Steele for hilarious drag talents, laugh-out-loud comedy, magic and so much more.

Who says that having fun has to cost a lot? Not The Five Points Brewing Co. With venues across Hackney, this is the perfect place to watch sports events or to enjoy some of the best stand-up comedy in the biz, with some tasty beer. 

With several locations around London, these London market halls are great for first dates and nights out with friends. You'll get to chow down and drink cheap tipples while on a budget - that includes gems such as DF Tacos and Roti King.

Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club is serving up a summer full of fun and wallet-friendly events to keep you busy. From burlesque and cabaret life drawing classes to musical collective and solo performers, this South London bar is well worth a visit.

When was the City of London founded? What's the easiest way to tunnel into the Bank of England? Learn the answers to these with Historic London Tours. Priced at only £15, the two-hour-long journeys will load you up with interesting trivia about some of the capital's most iconic sites.

With free entry to the launch night and tickets costing just £15 for the rest of the season, The Cult of... is an affordable way to enjoy cabaret in London. Mixing blues or jazz music with sideshow acts and thrilling aerial displays, this dark experience inspired by 1930s Germany is sure to wow.

If you're looking to get fit and healthy during the winter but don't want to break the bank, make your way to Pop-Up Yoga Club's rooftop event for a relaxing session with Cassie McClements. Enjoy a complimentary cocktail and scrumptious meal afterward.

Searching for fun events in London? The West End Comedy Club is sure to leave you in absolute stitches. Whether you're here for a first date or a birthday gathering, you can expect top-notch comedians to be featured at these Covent Garden happenings.

Get ready for a barrel of laughs at a bargain price over at Cloud9 Comedy. Taking place at The Phoenix in the West End, this brilliant showcase will present top TV comedians who are looking to try out their new material on an audience before it hits the big screen.

Charity Poker Night at Foulsham Hall is making sure all proceeds from your evening of fun are going to Red Cross' Turkey and Syria earthquake appeal. Get stuck into cards, enter the raffle and order pizza to much, all while it's BYOB too.

Situated in Waterloo at The Vaults Theatre, Hidden Jazz Club are hosting a few seriously cool jazz events. For only £20, you can kick back and enjoy hearing from the likes of Binker Golding, Cherise, Jas Kayser and many more.

It's not often that you can bag a gig at Ronnie Scotts for under £20. So when that chance comes? Grab it by the horns. Benoit Viellefon, a fabulous band that champions the gypsy jazz that first emerged in 1920s Paris, are heading to the famous Soho club for a couple of amazing Sunday sets.

Whether you have issues with stress, anxiety, digestion or creativity, Sound Mirror: Sunday Sound Baths will help you by guiding you to a deep state of relaxation. This event at Bloodline Gym can soothe your vagus nerve and parasympathetic nervous system.