What's On And Fun Things To Do In South London

Treat yourself to a Late Brunch like no other at Basecamp. Expect flavour-packed Nepalese and Indian flavours, from steamed momos and spiced grills to rich curries and freshly baked naan. 

As DJs provide the soundtrack to your afternoon, you'll sip your way through 90 minutes of free-flowing wines, spirits and handcrafted cocktails. Grab your tickets to indulge from just £11.

When you're in need of fun things to do in Clapham for young adults, check out Blame Gloria. This OTT floral paradise has a range of themed bottomless brunches in store, including ABBA, karaoke and 00s bashes.

Biscuiteers is one of the best places for a day out on Northcote Road, offering a range of unique experiences that will help you to get a little creative in a welcoming setting. Join them in their gorgeous icing café for the chance to decorate themed biscuits, make icing flowers and create quirky gifts. 

Reggae at the Rivoli is a fantastic monthly event where you can let loose to all the best reggae, ska, rocksteady and 80s or 90s classics all night long. This Crofton Park venue will be hosting DJs playing all these tracks on vinyl, from Frankie Paul to Bob Marley and Sanchez, all for just £12 per person.

Archer Street SW11 is the host of all your South London happenings from this fun bar group, found just moments from Clapham Junction. Expect two different bottomless brunches, with musical drag and back to the 90s themes, featuring three hours of live entertainment alongside unlimited prosecco, beer and pizza for 90 minutes.

A fun pub and board game bar in Deptford, Badger Badger is bringing you fresh pints and quirky plays. Just a stone's throw from Deptford station, the venue also serves a menu of yakitori skewers and Japanese salad boxes.

Taking things back to basics, Unspoken: R&B X Dancehall is bringing great music to House of ORA for a night where dancing is all that matters. With a soundtrack spanning hip-hop, amapiano, Afro, and of course – R&B and dancehall – this DJ lineup is on a mission to bring the house down and keep everyone on the dancefloor until 2:30am. 

Tickets cost £16.50, with a dress code that will finally give you an excuse to dust off that outfit you've been desperate to wear. 

Situated in Deptford, Little Nan's is a great shout for bottomless brunches. Check out its lineup where you can get stuck into scrumptious disco fries, free-flowing booze or a tipsy afternoon tea. These quirky events are fab for something a little different in the city.

Get ready to tear up the stage as Live Band Karaoke returns to Peckham this season. Head over to Audio or The Ivy House for the chance to show off your rock star prowess with help from a full backing band.

Deptford's ever-eccentric award-winning bar Little Nan's is home to a wild afternoon tea with the option of getting tipsy by introducing teapot cocktails into the mix. Sit amongst British soap memorabilia and a bunch of random knick knacks inside in an arch below the UK's oldest railway structure. 

Treats include scones, homemade cakes, seasonal favourites and finger sandwiches, served with either piping hot tea or quirky cocktails depending on which ticket type you go for. 

Hosting their events at The Bedford in Balham, CAMPFRUIT is a brilliant night out that promises debaucherous drag fun. Resident queen Matron hosts these sessions, promising a lineup of talented performers every time.

Expect cabaret, comedy, singing and more, complete with fabulous looks. These shows take place on a monthly basis, with tickets starting from just £12.50 per person.

A cool spot for food and drinks in Canada Water, Vagabond Urban Winery can be found within a  6,000 sq ft Dock Shed space. This has all sorts of unique features, including a concrete-egg fermenter and a pioneering solera system, used to ferment right in front of your eyes.

There are more than 100 self-pour wine machines, so you can get your glass with just the tap of a card. There are small plates and sharing platters if you're hungry, ranging from truffle arancini to charcuterie boards and pil pil prawns.

One of Brixton's favourite boozers is serving up bottomless brunch, great music and unbeatable vibes every Saturday. Get over to The Ferndale to tuck into a choice of delicious dishes, from pizza and burgers to chicken schnitzel and avo on toast. 

To wash it all down, there's 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, Amstel, espresso martinis and chilli margaritas. All this is yours for just £38.50.

When it comes down to South London plans, Tonight Josephine has got you covered. Check out the awesome range of events taking place across its neon-lit venue, from Britney Spears-themed bottomless brunches to karaoke bashes and hilarious singalongs.

Seeking top-notch things to do in South London in 2024? The Exhibit has got you sorted. Head inside this Balham venue, where you'll be able to get involved with a range of events, including quiz nights, bottomless bingo brunches, life drawing classes and more.

South Bank's Immersive Gamebox is the place to go for fun activities with a group, whether that's your best pals or for an office party. Choose between taking tests set by aliens, blasting off into space or being part of your own Squid Game, completing your adventures in a private, interactive room.

Battersea wine spot Aspen And Meursault is the ideal place to get your fix of all things vino, especially when you go for their wine tasting flight. You'll get to try eight kinds while guided by the sommelier - plus these are paired with four courses of small plates too, all for a starting price of £75 per person. Over in Elephant & Castle, you'll find the same deal at sister bar Diogenes The Dog.

The team at Bola 8 in Elephant and Castle know how to throw a party – event one that will keep you dancing until 4am on a Sunday. With a little help from 2-4-1 tequila shots and non-stop Latin beats courtesy of the guest DJ, you'll be dancing the night away without a care in the world. 

Bringing the reggaeton energy to an unassuming pool lounge, this is a unique event you won't want to miss. It takes place every Sunday and costs £11 to enter – so there really is no excuse. 

The opulent, 1950s-era Rivoli Ballroom is debuting an all-new Daytime Disco event on 14th November, inviting partygoers to step into the golden age of disco beneath its iconic, glittering chandeliers. Renowned festival and Ibiza DJ Carly Foxx takes centre stage, delivering a soundtrack packed with soulful grooves, extended mixes and classic hits from genre icons like Donna Summer and Chic.

Running over five lively hours, the afternoon celebration also promises spectacular roller-skating performances from the Inviktus collective to keep the energy high and make the dancefloor happenings even more interesting.

Over at Boxpark Croydon, Party N Paint is combining art and booze for a quirky evening out. You'll be given all the materials you'll need plus artistic direction, as well as prosecco and vodka and a soundtrack of 90s bangers.

At Live Band Karaoke at The Ivy House, Peckham, you are the headliner. With over 400 certified bangers to choose from, the stage is set to unleash your inner rockstar or pop diva. 

The band are behind you, the lyrics are on screen and the crowd is ready and waiting - all you need to add is your incredible voice. Grab your tickets to join the party from just £8.80.

Whether you're in Camberwell, East Dulwich or Elephant and Castle, you can count on It's Comedy for a hilarious night out. These stand-up shows feature a different lineup of performers every time, some of whom have been on TV and radio.

Expect to see a mix of up-and-coming and more well-established comedians, and secure your spot for free. You can also reserve a seat from £3, and there's an option to pay what you feel at the end.

A long-standing fixture in South London's party scene, Brixton Jamm is always up to something. Its courtyard and epic club room regularly play host to themed nights, live music and top class DJ sets.

If you're here for live music, you're in luck. With a cutting-edge lighting rig and the first Martin Audio MLA Compact speaker system to be installed into a UK venue, this place takes its sound incredibly seriously.

Celebrate the patron saint of Scotland the way he would have wanted with a pop-up ceilidh. Back in St Thomas' Church, Balham, Fiddle Paradiddle is giving you another chance to fling your kilt and raise your glass for St Andrew's Day. 

Before you get to jiggin', there's scran to be had, with stovies and shortbread served up by Julia's Kitchen. Get your tickets this evening of wild dancing and whisky drinking for just £43.20.

Indulge in a night centred around two of the finer things in life: cheese and wine. The Leather Bottle pub is the perfect setting for this night of refinement. You'll be treated to six carefully selected wines, paired with six cheeses ranging from fan favourites to less familiar flavours.

The experts will be sharing their knowledge for you to pass onto the fellow wine and cheese lovers in your life. 

Tooting Broadway market's bar crawl comes alive under the pulse of live Tribal House rhythms, offering curated drink specials to pair with rich Latin and European bites. 

Stop by Nine Out of Ten for speciality beers and Brazilian Cachaça shots, or head to Behind Bar and Dirty Habits for all-night happy hour cocktails. Pair your drinks with fresh wood-fired pizza from Made in Puglia, tender Picanha steak tacos from Three Compadres, or authentic Spanish paella from Fish at Home, all while enjoying live micro-performances and soundscapes curated right in the center of the trader hall.

The Clapham Grand is a well-known music venue that's been popular in the area since 1900, but did you know they host all kinds of weird and whacky events? Their huge screen often shows classic films such as Bridesmaids or High School Musical, complete with plenty of booze and tasty treats like hotdogs, nachos or popcorn. You can expect sing-alongs, dance competitions and prizes for the best costume too, with tickets starting from just £10 per person.

After things to do in South-East London this weekend? This Fengzhen Supper Club is just the thing, which sees Chinese chef Jay whip up ten courses of authentic food for you to try from his home country and across South-East Asia. Not only that, but there's a welcome drink and a BYOB policy too.

You'll find The Alexandra close to Clapham Common, boasting a 150-year track record of great pints and entertainment. This cosy neighbourhood pub is filled with comfy sofas and wooden furniture, and they've got multiple HD screens and projectors showing live sport.

They've also got The Darts Club on-site, a quirky darts experience that offers all sorts of fun minigames. You can book their interactive boards in advance, and play while sipping craft beer or cocktails and munching on tasty pizzas.

Bringing top-quality jokes to New Eltham, Comedy at Pope Street promises a night of giggles in a relaxed environment where guests are surrounded by great pints and even better company. The acts will consist of some of London's best rising stars on the comedy circuit, giving you an opportunity to discover newbies who could become your new favourites – all while enjoying delicious food and drinks from the pub's popular menus. 

Make your way to Bubba Oasis in Clapham for an afternoon to remember, thanks to Brandon's Barn Dance. Taking place every single Sunday, this fun-filled event will teach you a number of easy-to-learn line dances, all led by the talented Brandon Burke.

Two-step your way around the room, with tickets starting from only £15 per person to the two-hour event. Plus, you can even add on a bottomless brunch to kick off the session.

Looking for something a little different in South London? Something Good Workshops is hosting a range of creative classes, offering a unique and hands-on way to spend your time.

Whether you're embellishing your own shrine, joining a Friday Craft Social, or diving into a painting session, there's something for everyone. With a relaxed vibe, expert-led instruction, and plenty of fun to be had, these workshops are the perfect excuse to get crafty and try something new.

Looking to get creative in South London? Sign up for the El Chicos Sip and Paint Fiesta. 

As you groove to a Latin soundtrack, you'll unleash your inner artist with the help of resident experts. Grab your tickets from just £27.50.

Mercato Metropolitano Elephant & Castle remains a mainstay of South London. While best-known for street food, it's also playing host to a range of fun events for you to get involved in, all while soaking up the buzzing atmosphere and having plenty to eat and drink besides. 

Think wholesome craft classes, puppy yoga, live sports screenings, cookery schools and more, which really means there's something for everyone.

Dust off your tartan and dancing shoes as The Bedford is throwing a Burns Night to remember. Live Canon kick things off at 6.30pm with Rabbie Burns' poems, songs, and all the traditional speeches, while you tuck into a full Scottish feast (yes, haggis included).

Then it's ceilidh time: Fiddle Paradiddle bring the energy, turning the floor into a whirlwind of reels, jigs, and flings. Don't worry if you've never danced a ceilidh before, as their caller will guide you every step of the way. 

There are some holes that can only be filled with an epic roast, and that's exactly what The Honor Oak in Forest Hill are doing come Sundays. The traditional and cosy pub will be serving their legendary carvery along with a hopping atmosphere of live music and a jam session in the evening.

Retro Gaming x Silent Disco is brought to you by REZtron, taking place at the gorgeous Bromley Court Hotel this November. Dance the night away to throwback tunes from the 80s and 90s, blasted through your headphones across three channels. There'll also be nostalgic games to play on the big screen, ranging from Pac-Man to Time Crisis and Street Fighter II. That's not all though, as you can also expect karaoke and fun competitions - and you might even win an original Mega Drive and Sonic game to take home.

Taking place in the South Bermondsey area at Small Beer Brewery, Fiddle Paradiddle's Pop-Up Ceilidh is coming in hot with a seriously fun evening of music and dancing. While listening to a nu-folk band, you can hit the dancefloor and get stuck into some whisky drinks, alongside freshly brewed beer and snacks. Not in the area? Check out their Balham event instead.

For a fun foodie experience, head to Battersea Power Station, where they're hosting a new drink and dine event. You'll kick off at the stylish Control Room B for a pre-meal drink, among the gorgeous interiors of this restored control room.

After an Aperol spritz or beer, you'll get to tuck into everything from burrata with broad beans to nduja arancini or carbonara at Noci. This two-course meal is accompanied by a cocktail or house-made focaccia, before you head back for a final drink at Control Room B.

South London comes alive with Northern Soul nights at the Rivoli Ballroom, where live DJ sets bring the golden era of soul to the city.

With resident DJ Mr Max joined by special guests Ian Levine and Val Palmer, you'll hear everything from classic hits to rare tracks, all spinning on original vinyl. The ballroom's sprung maple floor, quirky vintage décor, and buzzing atmosphere make it one of the most exciting events happening in South London this season. Tickets start at just £13.20; it's the perfect night out for music lovers.

With three monthly sessions running across London, in Dalston, Pimlico and Vauxhall, the Bendy Candle Making Workshop gives you plenty of opportunity to get creative. For just £41.80, you'll get everything you need to dip, bend, sculpt and handpaint your very own set of dinner candles, including a bag to carry them home. 

How they look at the end of your session is completely up to you. Choose your colourways, play around with styles and head home with a new centrepiece for the kitchen table. 

One of the best summer events in London, The Brixton Courtyard is back for round two of its sunshine-ready antics. Head down to Jamm where you'll find their outdoor area transformed into a sprawling open-air haven complete with bars, food and live DJs.

Situated underneath platforms 20 to 24 of Waterloo station, Lucky Voice is a cool karaoke bar with more than 12,000 songs to choose from. Hire out one of their eight private booths for neon signs and state-of-the-art sound systems, all while munching tasty pizzas and sipping on themed cocktails like the Watermelon Sugar or a Purple Rain. And to top it all off? They offer a brilliant bottomless brunch on Saturdays too.

For fun things to do in South London, head along to Control Room B at Battersea Power Station for a thrilling experience. Escape The Power Cut will see you using your noggins to solve puzzles and uncover clues to fix the issue at hand, all while sipping tasty cocktails.

For a weekend brunch with a twist, head to Effra Social in Brixton, where there's a different theme each week. The Saturday brunch includes 90 minutes of unlimited drinks, including beer, prosecco and mimosas, or for £4 extra you can upgrade to selected cocktails.

If you've ever wanted to be let loose with a tufting gun, now's your chance. Laoxa's Creative Ground founder, Lucy, is on hand to get you through the rug making process, from design to finishing.

It doesn't matter whether you kinda know what you're doing or haven't got a clue, you'll get all the tools, materials and guidance you need to make something special. Tickets to this wonderful artsy crafty workshop start from just £150. Laoxa's Creative Ground also hosts an array of other events, featuring food markets and more. 

A pottery painting café in Herne Hill, Mino Pottery is the perfect place to unleash your creative juices. Under the expert eye of its talented staff, you can make your very own masterpiece to take home.

There's plenty to keep you refreshed along the way, from tea, coffee and cake to toasties, sharing platters, wines and cocktails. Studio fees start from just £7.95 with stoneware charged separately starting from £14.

For those who love a dedicated theme night, Old Skool Bingo is a masterclass in retro entertainment. The entire evening is designed to transport you straight back to the golden era of old-school R&B club classics and pop hits.

Led by an MC host, the night completely reinvents the standard game with dance-offs, ridiculous crowd challenges, and prizes that lean completely into the throwback theme. Dust off your favourite vintage streetwear and get ready to sing your heart out.

Ever wanted to front a band? Head down to Clapham's Bread and Roses and you can live your rockstar dreams.

There's no cheesy backing track here. This is the full Live Band Karaoke experience. With over 400 pop classics and rock anthems to choose from, you can channel your best Mariah, Freddy or Madonna right through to midnight.

Forbidden Nights brings London's hottest male variety show to the majestic surroundings of Infernos. Perfect for hen parties or a lively girls night out, this is an event guaranteed to get you a little hot under the collar, as a stellar line-up of performers (including a Channing Tatum lookalike and an X-Factor finalist) put on a sexy yet fun show without the need for nudity.

If you want to develop your writing skills while having a good laugh, check out the Sip & Scrawl Creative Writing Experience at Hiver Taproom in Bermondsey. You'll get to mix with likeminded individuals, in a two-hour guided session designed to inspire you.

This is led by comedian and writing coach Mike Sheer, who has 20 years of professional experience. He'll take you through fun games and writing prompts, and your ticket also includes both a free drink on arrival and a PDF guide to use in future.

ArtistAnd are hosting a bunch of beginner art classes in South London. Whether you fancy a full-blown workshop with expert guidance or a fun-filled drink and draw bonanza, you'll get to develop your skills and meet some great people while you're at it.

Need plans? Now you got 'em with Instant Laughs Comedy Club. Enjoy heading to multiple locations to watch some of the best and up and coming comedians present their finest stand up. If you thought this couldn't get any better, they also have tickets from £1 too. 

Step into a cinematic spectacle of glamour, scandal and stardom right here in South London. As you journey through cabaret, burlesque, vaudeville and Hollywood musical performances, there'll be plenty of feathers and sequins along the way.

As well as celebrating the likes of Josephine Baker, Marilyn Monroe and Rita Hayworth, this epic show serves up the biggest tunes from the likes of Cabaret, Chicago, The Last Showgirl and Moulin Rouge, among others. Grab your tickets to this epic evening of entertainment from just £17.60.

Make your way to Fabal Beerhall along the Bermondsey Beer Mile to discover all sorts of brilliant events throughout the year, ranging from live music to their sell-out Thursday Night Pub Quiz & Karaoke sessions.

You can also pre-book drinks and secure a table, and you can enjoy delicious Fabal lager, wine or cocktails while you're here.

Join the Christmas Silent Disco at Battersea Power Station's Control Room B for a night of music and magic. Your ticket includes a headset and a welcome cocktail, with upgrades to champagne for extra sparkle.

Dance to DJs playing seasonal hits, admire the festive décor and compete for a bottle of Moët & Chandon in this iconic venue, which will be dressed up in 1950s-inspired Christmas decor.

For a good ol' laugh, look no further than Good Ship Comedy, London's friendliest stand-up comedy club sprinkled all over town, from the Swimmer to The Birds and the South London Theatre. Head down to enjoy acts from top headliners across the UK and worldwide, plus award-winning new talent like Romesh Ranganathan, Sara Pascoe, Jack Whitehall, Nish Kumar and much more, all hosted by resident entertainer Ben Van der Velde.

Looking to test out those culinary chops? The Big Bakes are hosting several events in London where you'll get to put those baking skills to test. You'll get instructions, tools and tonnes of tips to create your sweet treats.

For one Friday night a month, Effra Social transforms into a wild base for bingo, fabulous entertainment and competitive fun. Hosted by drag star Ula Lah, expect an evening filled with unexpected prizes, special guests and a fair few shot giveaways to keep you on your toes. 

Strap in for a night of sipping booze, dabbing numbers and (hopefully) calling out bingo in this high-energy game that will test your reflexes and take you on a wild ride. You can even hit the dancefloor in celebration or commiseration after the bingo cards are cleared. 

Wandsworth's adult playground Boom Battle Bar is the ultimate weekend hangout for competitive friend groups. Play anything from shuffleboard, to beer pong, crazy golf and AR darts in between trips to the bar for cocktails and shots. Drinks include tropical concoctions like the Boom Punch, best paired with something from the affordable street food menu – where you can get a whole pizza for just £9. 

Looking to test your general knowledge in a fun, laid-back setting? Then check out Bird House Brewery in Herne Hill, where they host a brilliant quiz night every single Tuesday, kicking off at 7pm.

This is hosted by MCs and comedians, promising added entertainment as you answer questions on all kinds of subjects. Plus, there are delicious pizzas and drinks available throughout.

Clapham is holding a Tiki secret: this amazing slice of South Pacific is waiting for you. Expect a big party and carefree spirit, and when it comes to the cocktails, you'll be treated to a wonderful range of mixed drinks made from premium spirits.

Need a spot for your Thursday nights out? Check out The Saxon, where you'll get to enjoy a fun roof terrace, delicious cocktails, an awesome DJ and much more. Plus, the venue provides nibbles to snack on if you get a bit peckish.

Wondering what's on in Wimbledon? Check out Sunday Socials at The Golf Groove, where you can combine an hour of time in their bays with a meal and drink each. This handy package is ideal for groups, as well as all skill levels.