Head down to Shoreditch's iconic ball pit bar where they'll be celebrating the long freakin' weekend with pizzas, cocktails and their raucous bottomless brunch spread, so you can do the May bank holiday in style.

Hip Hop Brunch is back for a bank holiday special. Held at a secret London location, get ready for bottomless cocktails, delicious food, magicians, music and a big old afternoon of dancing to your favourite hip hop tunes.

Snap up tickets for £26 each to the West End Musical Silent Disco Walking Tour and enjoy an afternoon packed with all your favourite show tunes, discovering London's theatreland like never before. Visit many of the city's top performance hubs on your journey and listen to selected tracks through your headsets to create a truly immersive experience. Your host will be on hand to provide you with fun facts and anecdotes as you sing and dance your way through the capital.

Cowboys (and cowgirls) looking for something unique to do this May Bank Holiday in London 2024 shouldn't be shy a spur or three as the Moonshine Saloon brings you Western themed drinks in a quirky setting. Yee to the haw.

If you haven't heard of Flight Club yet, where have you been? Their brunch parties are offering up one helluva way to spend your May bank holiday, with a go on their high-tech dartboards, plenty of pizza and a bottle of prosecco each in store.

Covent Garden Social Club Presents: Piano Party is a fun, sophisticated evening for those who fancy enjoying the sweet sounds of some the London's best pianists live. Enjoy delicious cocktails as talented musicians perform numbers from Whitney Houston to Disney Classics. What's more, tickets are only £10 and happy hour is from 5pm 'til 8pm.

Tickets start from £65 each to the Bermondsey Cheese, Meet and Beer Tour, taking place at Southwark Brewing Company Tap Room. Here you'll be able to sample some top-notch British cheese and charcuterie, paired with an array of brews from a variety of local taprooms. Groups can be as big as 13 people and the guided tour lasts for two and a half hours, meaning lots of time to devour Billy Frank's jerky among other delights. 

For something a little different this bank holiday, make your way to immersive experience Avora in Hoxton. Brought to you by the team behind Moonshine Saloon and Alcotraz, this quirky spot is decked out in mystical woodland sets and futuristic laboratories, transporting you to a whole new world featuring talented actors interacting with you throughout. Don your jumpsuits and get stuck into missions on your adventure, all while sipping on creative colour-changing cocktails, three of which are included in the price of your £42.50 ticket.

Get ready for a fabulous celebration fit for royalty over at 116 Pall Mall. To commemorate the King's Coronation, this iconic location will be serving you up a decedent afternoon tea, all before the London Chamber Orchestra head up on stage for a musical performance inspired by the monarch's favourite pieces. 

Looking for some crazy golf antics to jazz up your bank holiday weekend? Gather the team and make for one of plonk's colourful courses across the city. With set-ups everywhere from Peckham Levels to London Fields, the activity hubs will be sorting you for fun and fruity cocktails. 

Fancy doing something super fun during the May bank holiday? We thought as much. Then check out Paint A Pic events across multiple London venues. Whether you're an amateur or pro, then be sure to get creative while sipping on some bubbly.

Celebrate the bank holiday in style by gathering your friends and going clubbing up high on the Penthouse of One New Change. There you'll find this sleek Manhattan-inspired bar hosting Madison Late Presents: Enzo Siffredi & Miishu from £25 per person. Get down to electrifying tunes from a stellar lineup and enjoy panoramic views of the city glowing at night.

Head down to the Urban Food Fest in Shoreditch where you'll find free-flowing prosecco, cocktails and craft beer from just £29.50 per person. What's more, tickets include a street food dish of your choice from an array of scrumptious stalls slinging out moreish plates. Tipple offerings include gin and red berries, rum and ginger beer, plus more - there'll also be some fun games on hand to get stuck into, such as giant Jenga and football tables.

To make the most of your early May bank holiday weekend? Check out the 6th year of the Brixton Disco Festival - an event across multiple venues like Electric, Brixton Jamm, Prince of Wales and more. But that's not all, as the lineup includes everyone from Artwork to Norman Jay MBE and Jocelyn Brown.

Make the most of the extra day off by nabbing tickets to The Big Bank Holiday Drag Bingo Brunch, taking place on the 28th of May. While you're entertained by drag stars, quirky bingo and live DJs, fill your boots with delicious food and bottomless prosecco or beer.

Tour the brewery of Kraft in Dalston, where their expert sommelier and expert in the German brewing tradition, Helen, will take you through the process. Included in the experience are three drinks, while there are other tasting sessions too.

Make the most of the long weekend by heading to Garage Brunch. The party is guaranteed to be in full swing, with a banging playlist, delicious bites to eat and free-flowing fizz, as well as plenty more surprises and games on the day.

When the sun pokes out this bank holiday, head to Bussey Rooftop Bar in Peckham for hot girl summer vibes and sweeping views. Better yet, the menu includes Italian snacks and plenty of pizza slices, served up alongside nutella-filled doughnuts and cocktails.

Fancy sipping bevvies in the clink? Then head on over to Shoreditch's Alcotraz: Cell Block Two-One-Two for a good ol' time. Get ready to sneak in liquor past the guards, which will then be used to make bespoke concoctions. This is an immersive experience you won't want to miss.

Are you a little monster? If the answer is a solid yes, this is absolutely the May bank holiday party for you. Check out the Go Gaga! bottomless brunch at The Dome, where you'll sip unlimited fizz, graze on enticing eats and watch some of London's top drag queens pay homage to mother herself. 

Make your way to Silent Sounds Boat Party starting at The Dutch Master on Tower Millennium Pier,  for a night you won't forget. Not only will you be dancing to top-notch tunes, but there will also plenty of thirst-quenching drinks.

There's all sorts of fun on the cards at Proud Cabaret City this bank holiday weekend. They've got two fantastic evening shows on offer, so whether you fancy a dark, spooky, circus-themed show or you want to nab a spot at the secret burlesque society experience, you can enjoy a two-course meal while you do so. For something a little earlier in the day? head to their drag bottomless brunch on Saturday afternoon, complete with lip syncing, bingo and karaoke.

Grab your tickets to the most nostalgic (and fabulous) event in town: Now That's What I Call Bank Holiday Brunch! Taking place at 100 Wardour Street, there will be an array of themed events, from a flare-tastic 70s instalment and an 80s new wave extravaganza to a 90s R&B party. Pick your poison from £30 per person and upgrade to free-flowing tipples if you're feeling fancy. Food-wise, you'll be in for a treat with delicious grub Korean fried chicken burgers and eggs Benedict on the menu.

Add some beats to your brunch this bank holiday with The Hip Hop Orchestra Brunch, taking place at Blues Kitchen Shoreditch. Tickets to this musical affair start from £15 each and if you're interested in 90 minutes of free-flowing drinks? There's an add-on for £19.95 more. The day will begin with sets from resident DJs followed by two live shows. If you're feeling hungry, there'll be a chance to order some of the restaurant's signature plates, such as a hot buffalo chicken sandwich or a Big Boss burger. 

Old School R&B Brunch will be celebrating the end of lockdown with a special May bank holiday event, complete with unlimited rum punch and live sets courtesy of some of London's top DJs. Taking place at a secret London location, this daytime bash is not to be missed. Plus, the 26th May sees them take over IndigO2 for a 5th special anniversary event.

Let your hair down this bank holiday by snapping up tickets to The Piano Works in Farringdon or the West End. They'll help you make the most of your extra day off with non-stop live music from a six-piece band that plays songs requested by you.

If you're after May bank holiday events, check out Martha's Night Brunch at HUCKSTER on Saturday. Their show-stopper features two gorgeous dishes, alongside endless pornstar martinis for one hour. And for entertainment? RnB and pop classics.

Cake is on the menu, and on the to do list at this unique baking experience this May bank holiday as the The Big London Bake invites you to try your hand at a number of sugary treats in that all important big marquee.

For something a little different this bank holiday weekend in London, look no further than nabbing tickets to Hijingo. Here, you'll enjoy Tokyo-inspired immersive games, alongside show-stopping cocktails, entertainment and street food dishes.

May Bank Holiday just got even more fun as Supa Dupa bring you two massive events. If you're in south London head over to Prince of Wales for two massive nights on non-stop '90s tunes, or East, Trapeze will be hosting the outrageous party group for a Sunday night of silliness.

Beer lovers unite. Gipsy Hill Taproom is throwing a gigantic Spring Celebration Beer Festival on 4th May featuring two separate drinking sessions, live music, street eats from Kerb+, special-edition booze and over 10 lines of Gipsy Hill beers. Tickets start at just £10 for one session or £15 for the whole day of this booze-filled extravaganza. What more could you want?

Fancy escaping this chaotic world fr something a little more fun? Wed thought as much. Make your way to Hyper Reality for their top-notch range of events this May bank holiday. From roadrunner packages to karaoke nights, this East London venue has got you sorted.

Salsa! Soho is celebrating the bank holiday with an epic happy hour lasting from 4pm 'til 8pm as part of its Holiday Mexican Special. They're also offering an incredible 50% off main meals, meaning you can devour moreish tacos for less. Tickets are only a fiver each and include dance classes led by Richard Marcel and the Sunday X-Pericle team. There will also be beats from DJ Jose Luis all night long to keep the party going.

West End Musical Brunch is the perfect event to get up close and personal with the stars of London's theatre scene. Be sure to get on stage with performers from the likes of Wicked and Les Miserables, while sipping on bottomless bubbles and tasty grub.

Make your May bank holiday weekend sparkle and shine at The London Cabaret Club. Not only will you be treated to themed, immersive shows, but also tuck into luxury, multi-course meals while you take in every second of the performances.

Return from your bank holiday with a new skill by attending The Lucky Pig's award-winning cocktail masterclass. Learn from the best at the bar's expert mixologists help you create two drinks from scratch. £50 tickets also include a welcome bev and artisan pizza and fries to reward your efforts. 

A cross-city escape game with a fun Sherlock theme, these quirky events are among the best things to do in London over the bank holiday weekend. Completely COVID-secure and with all manner of unique codes to crack, it's one for you and your sleuthiest friends.

Have plenty of fun this May bank holiday with the Sounds Familiar Music Quiz across various London locations. Whether you're looking to just show off your top-notch knowledge at a Saturday quiz or fancy heading to their themed bottomless brunches, they have got you covered.

Celebrate the King's Coronation in style from the lofty heights of Searcys at the Gherkin. With a 360-degree view of the city, chow down on a themed, celebratory afternoon tea that involves dishes inspired by royalty, like sherry trifle and pheasant pie, which you can wash down with plenty of bubbles.

Make the most out of the bank holiday weekend this May with Billy Bonker and the Cocktail Factory at Bonkers Bar in Dalston. Step inside this quirky haunt, where you'll get to enjoy an immersive theatrical experience, alongside trying lip-smacking drinks.